Singapore enterprises lagging peers in adopting machine learning: ServiceNow survey
Only 32 per cent of Singapore chief information officers (CIOs) interviewed say their organisations are already using machine learning in some part of their businesses.
Blockchain technology needs a proof of concept in the real world
Many blockchain projects in the financial sector have been just that - projects that show a proof of concept - instead of real-world production systems.
On Kickstarter: Veego Stand lets users prop up laptops easily
The Veego Stand helps to make people hunch less as they type, relieving the stress they place on their spine.
Year-end shopping craze starts early with Singles’ Day online rush
In Singapore, the Singles' Day deals mean that the crazy season has already started early for many shoppers this year. And it's not even Black Friday yet.
Goondu review: LG SJ850T LED TV
Perhaps the best way to describe the LG SJ850T is that it's a souped-up LED TV that gives as good an image as the technology allows today.
Tightening the use of NRIC in Singapore is a step in the right direction
The Personal Data Protection Commission said yesterday that NRIC details should only be disclosed when a "high level of fidelity" is needed to establish a person's identity.
Western Digital My Cloud Home promises easier access with Android-based OS
Almost everything on the Western Digital My Book Home is controlled from an app and it runs on an Android-based operating system.
Blockchain can be a game changer for telcos: McKinsey
Telcos are well-suited to provide blockchain services because customers need to trust them to manage their transactions especially if they are happening in real-time
NUS assistant professor finds winning startup formula with deep technology research
In just five years, NUS Computing Assistant Professor Prateek Saxena and his team of students have spun off six start-ups in fields like blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
Steady lah, Google Assistant can talk Singlish now
Okay, Google, can you tell us where to find a BBQ stingray that is seebei shiok one, anot?
LG V30+ out in Singapore on December 2 with host of upgrades
The LG V30+, the latest in the Korean electronics manufacturer's high-end phablet range, will reach stores in Singapore on December 2 with key upgrades in its screen, camera and audio…
First impressions with the Apple iPhone X: four features that stand out
The iPhone X is the new Apple phone that people are really waiting for.
Huawei Mate 10 Pro, Porsche Design versions out in Singapore in November
The pricier versions of Huawei's recently unveiled Mate 10 phones - the Pro and Porsche Design - will be out in Singapore in November.
Google Pixel 2 XL gets hardly any discount for basic Singtel plan
Google's Pixel 2 XL will go for as much as S$1,098 if you take up a basic Singtel plan to buy the phone exclusive to the telecom operator.
With live match data, sports journalists now get real-time insights at tennis matches
The SAP Tennis Analytics portal will provide data and insights to the media in real-time during the WTA tournaments.
Singapore public sector websites move to AWS
Governments that were previously loathe to use something that is not controlled by them are also jumping over to the cloud.
Goondu DIY: Setting up the best mesh network at home
Unlike the past, where you are simply boosting your Wi-Fi signal in a contest of wills with your neighbour, now you are identifying your blind spots at home and casting…
Goondu review: Huawei Mate 10 Pro
The basic Mate 10 costs S$888 when it is launched later this month, an attractive price compared to other flagships that often start from S$1,000 these days. The Mate 10…
Q&A: Hyperconvergenced infrastructure needs a mindset change but is the way forward: Dell EMC
Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) promises a simplified setup for enterprises building out their data centre infrastructure, but some are still reluctant to take the first important step towards the new technology.
Pay with a QR code at hawker centres? Not so fast
It will be deeply ironic if one day, you have a pocket full of cash, but can't even pay for a bowl of noodles.
