Goondu review: Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
Assassin's Creed Odyssey is a bold open-world game set in beautiful ancient Greece that lets you play a female protagonist, a first in the franchise.
Enterprises benefit from IBM-Red Hat deal, but success depends on culture
It seems like a good deal for both IBM and Red Hat but will the open source community that empowers Red Hat continue to support it?
Goondu review: Sonos Beam works great with movies
At S$699, the Sonos Beam isn't the cheapest soundbar for its size, but don't judge it by that alone. Hook it up to your TV and the audio is instantly…
Despite teething issues, new SingPass Mobile app is a big step forward for a smart nation
By offering easy yet secure access to digital services, SingPass Mobile is an important piece of the smart nation puzzle for Singapore.
Does the lack of a monochrome sensor make the Huawei Mate 20 Pro a downgrade?
Leica seems confident that a versatile ultrawide-angle lens will offset the loss of a monochrome sensor on the Mate 20 Pro, but would users agree?
Goondu review: Sony WH-1000XM3 headphones get it right for wireless audio
If you're looking for a pair of wireless, noise cancelling headphones that play music well, the Sony WH-1000XM3 should definitely be high on your list.
Hands on: Montblanc Summit 2 smartwatch seeks to sell “luxe tech” appeal
Starting from S$1,495, a Montblanc Summit 2 with a steel case is cheaper than many a branded Swiss-made mechanical watch today.
Hands on: Huawei Mate 20 Pro
For sure, the Mate 20 Pro belongs to the top of the smartphone food chain today. The question is how high it ranks against the competition.
The unthinkable becomes inevitable for Singapore telcos facing tough market
The biggest change is the fundamental power shift away from the telco as a gatekeeper of information access and content delivery.
MyRepublic brings Cantonese drama serials to Singapore subscribers via TVB Anywhere app
MyRepublic customers get a discount when using the TVB Anywhere app to stream Hong Kong TVB drama serials here in Singapore.
Hands on: Google Pixel 3, Pixel 3 XL face tough competition
What might hold back some potential buyers is Google's asking price. In Singapore, the Pixel 3 starts from S$1,249 and the Pixel 3 XL costs from S$1,399.
SMBs could spend more keeping an old PC than buying a new one: study
SMBs in Asia-Pacific could spend more money keeping an old PC running than if they simply bought a new one, according to a study released last week by Microsoft and…
Goondu review: Marvel’s Spider-Man
Living up to the hype, Marvel’s Spider-Man combines the best ideas of open world games and has collectibles, side missions and tasks that keep you playing.
Hands on: GoPro Hero 7 Black
With better stabilisation, hyperlapse capture and live streaming, the new GoPro Hero 7 Black camera will appear as an attractive upgrade.
Goondu review: Creative brings the magic in its groundbreaking SXFI amp
If an illusion is what we seek through hi-fi, then Creative has come up with magic in its latest SXFI amp.
Goondu review: StarHub Go Streaming Box needs a faster interface
The StarHub Go Streaming Box will attract cord cutters who don't use a cable TV box any more but the operator needs to quickly fix the buggy experience now.
Q&A: PropertyGuru uses AI to better match property buyers and sellers
AI now helps to learn more about a home buyer's preferences so that PropertyGuru can match them to a home that fits, Kamboj tells Techgoondu. And it is paying off.
Techgoondu Conversations: A potential M1 buyout and impact of Grab, Uber fines
After much talk for more than a year, an M1 buyout now looks more likely than ever with Singapore Press Holdings and Keppel Corp seeking a majority stake.
Creative Super X-Fi amplifier and headphones promise breakthrough audio quality
Creative's secret sauce for its Super X-Fi technology is an algorithm that processes an audio signal that is customised to your ears.
At Singapore innovation centre, NEC’s face recognition tech can detect you wearing a Mission Impossible mask
Through its face recognition technology that detects "liveness", NEC wants people to use their faces as a unique digital ID for a variety of services.
