Dell partners Microsoft in cloud offering, expands support for multi-cloud setups
Dell promises to do the plumbing, at a time when customers are seeking to tap on both public and private clouds and easily move data between them.
All under one roof at ConnecTechAsia
Business leaders are meeting at ConnecTechAsia in Singapore to showcase and discover the latest technologies that promise to prepare businesses for the future.
Goondu review: Canon EOS RP
As the latest mirrorless camera from Canon, the EOS RP ticks quite a few boxes for an entry-level shooter, but it has some flaws as well.
Hands on: Oppo Reno Standard Edition
The new Oppo Reno comes with a pop-up camera module and a notch-less screen, features synonymous with the Chinese phone maker last year.
Samsung delays Galaxy Fold launch after reports of damaged screens
Originally set to be launched this week in Singapore, Samsung's Galaxy Fold will now only reach stores weeks later.
Instant fraud detection is growing area of concern in era of e-commerce: ACI
Real-time fraud detection is becoming important to merchants and financial institutions, as they seek to tap on the explosive growth of e-commerce in Asia.
Goondu review: Razer Blade Stealth 13 lets you catch up on games on the go
In a laptop market where ultraportables have been the star in recent years, the Razer Blade Stealth 13 offers not just a great design but also practical and user-friendly features…
Even without broken screens, Samsung’s Galaxy Fold needs to convince users ahead of big launch
Folks who were planning to be the first to own a phone with a foldable screen will have been in panic mode this week, after news emerged of Samsung's Galaxy…
Zeemart Zoom promises to let F&B industry procure food items easily
Singapore F&B outlets have an online service that promises to let them more easily order, invoice and pay for fresh foods, drinks and other food items
Less than 1 in 4 Singapore consumers trust personal data with organisations
Only 23 per cent of Singapore consumers believe that their personal data will be treated in a trustworthy manner by organisations offering digital services, according to a new study out…
Goondu review: Kingdom Hearts III
Kingdom Hearts III promises loads of fun for the young and the young at heart, for gamers who are also fans of Disney movies and characters.
Camera industry faces uphill battle as smartphones leap ahead with mobile photography
Last month's launch of the Huawei P30 Pro, a much anticipated photography powerhouse, is the latest indication of how far we have come in mobile photography and what great cameras…
On sale: 60,000 stolen digital IDs and “masks” that can be used to bypass anti-fraud systems
Hackers have stolen not just regular credit card details, but also the digital "masks" that are used by anti-fraud systems to identify someone online.
Smart city spending in Asia-Pacific to rise in 2019, says IDC
The amount of money spent to make cities smart in Asia-Pacific (excluding Japan) will reach US$35.4 billion this year, according to IDC,
Goondu review: Huawei P30 Pro
Huawei has put its money where it matters and created another leap in mobile camera. For S$1,398 for the P30 Pro, you get the cutting edge.
5G launches in South Korea, US, with a game of one-upsmanship
What practical impact will the new 5G launches from South Korea's SK Telecom and the US' Verizon have? Very little, for now.
NetSuite unveils free market research for customers
NetSuite is offering its mostly mid-sized customers a dedicated business research and benchmarking service called NetSuite Brainyard.
NetSuite expands internationally after Oracle acquisition
Life after Oracle is good for NetSuite, one of the oldest software-as-a-service companies. At SuiteWorld 2019, the company says it has boosted growth.
Uber opens Asia-Pacific hub in Singapore, despite leaving market earlier
About a year after exiting Southeast Asia, Uber showed off a new office at Frasers Tower in Singapore that will serve as its Asia-Pacific hub.
Blood donor data leaked in Singapore may have been stolen
The personal data of more than 800,000 Singapore blood donors that was exposed earlier this year may have been accessed illegally and possibly stolen.
