Ears on: Sony WF-SP700N noise cancelling earphones wear snugly for workouts
At S$299, the Sony WF-SP700N wireless sports earphones aren't cheap but they do have some attractive features that make them worth checking out.
Goondu review: Vivo V9 looks promising with sleek design, despite flaws
The biggest draw for the Vivo V9 is its S$479 price tag. It looks as decent as a flagship costing twice as much and it even sports a dual-lens camera…
Grab expands with new grocery delivery service, amid regulatory scrutiny
Grab will be delivering groceries to homes in Southeast Asia this year, as it seeks to expand its lineup of on-demand services amid regulatory scrutiny in the region.
New Linksys EA8100-AH Max-Stream router is exclusive to StarHub in Singapore
The Linksys EA8100-AH Max-Stream router promises to make use of a part of the wireless spectrum that is relatively unused until now.
Singapore authorities threaten to unwind Grab-Uber merger but the cab has long left
In the Grab-Uber merger, the authorities here have been shown up in the fast-moving digital economy. They have been exposed and unprepared.
Techgoondu Conversations: Getting refunds from oBike and sizing up Singapore’s mobile market
In the first Techgoondu Conversations episode, our new enterprise technology podcast, my colleague Grace Chng and I discuss the impact of oBike's departure.
Join us at the first Techgoondu Mobile Photography Workshop
Come learn the tips and tricks that will enable you to capture your most precious moments at Techgoondu's first-ever mobile photography workshop at Marina Bay Sands.
New Singapore app seeks to link up part-time job seekers and employers
A new mobile app from a Singapore employment agency, YY Hong Ye Group, is promising to let job seekers find part-time jobs as banquet waiters and cleaners the same way…
Another raw deal for consumers as oBike becomes latest failure in the platform economy
When startups like oBike fail, do consumers have to pay the price?
IoT complexity may affect rollout and adoption of smart sensors, devices: Ruckus Networks
The sheer number of smart devices that are coming online is making it hard for enterprises to deploy Internet of Things (IoT) seamlessly and easily, according to equipment vendor Ruckus…
The most exciting games from E3 2018
From big franchises to sequels and expansions for familiar worlds to indie titles, there are plenty of exciting titles please gamers at the E3 2018 game fest this year.
Users seek refunds for deposits as oBike exits Singapore bike-sharing market
Users are having problems getting refunds for the deposits they placed with oBike, hours after the bike sharing company said it was exiting Singapore.
Which mobile data plans offer the best value in Singapore?
With MyRepublic entering the fray this week, Singapore mobile users got another telecom operator and more mobile data plans to pick from.
Hands on: HP Envy x360 13
The HP Envy x360 13 is easy to lug around and looks good, so it will win over many users seeking a thin and light daily workhorse.
MyRepublic launches mobile plans in Singapore, promises no bill shock
Marking its entrance into the Singapore mobile market today, MyRepublic unveiled services starting from S$35 a month and talked up an "unbound" data offer.
Broadcasters seek new experiences for viewers with AI, VR and other new technologies
Artificial intelligence (AI) will enable viewers to view different, personalised versions of a TV broadcast, like how websites are personalised today.
Hands on: Jabra Elite Active 65t
The Jabra Elite Active 65t earbuds are tough enough for the usual splashing of sweat during a workout or when you are caught in the rain.
Robots and AI to the fore
When robots and AI were spoken about not too long ago, the context was often in the realm of theory. Today, they are transforming lives and businesses.
Android phone makers using the iPhone “notch” need fresh ideas
The last thing each of these phone makers should worry about is the iPhone notch. They should be winning their arguments in the areas they are strong in.
More echo chambers as people move away from Facebook for news?
If Facebook and Twitter once promised a free flow of views in the past, they are now driving people back to find aprivate social network for news.
