A decade old now, mobile apps are disrupting financial, retail, entertainment industries
Angry Birds took a mere 35 days to reach 50 million users. Radio took 38 years and television took 13 years.
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy A8 (2018) and A8+ (2018)
The Galaxy A8 and A8+ are meant to bring a number of premium phone features to the mid-end market, though their prices are close to what you'd pay for a…
How I cut the cord and watched more great shows on the telly
For consumers, there's never been a better time to cut the cord and keep watching what you like, how you like it.
6 technologies to watch from CES 2018
The future of TV, new mobile computing concepts, a power-packed virtual reality headset and a long-awaited fingerprint scanner were unveiled at CES 2018.
Going after Android set-top boxes won’t bring back viewers for pay-TV players
How does this court case change things for the pay-TV providers here? Will they get a boost in revenue?
Goondu Review: Oppo R11s
The Oppo R11s might appeal to some users with its thin profile but its camera needs to be more souped up in a competitive field.
To counter fake news, Singapore needs media literacy, more credible media options
What needs strengthening are more credible news sources, as well as the media literacy in people to discern fact from fiction.
Microsoft Surface Laptop out in Singapore, starting from S$1,488
Months after it started selling in the United States, Microsoft's thin and light Surface Laptop is here in Singapore this month.
AI, cyber security and voice technology to continue hogging headlines in 2018
Artificial intelligence, cyber security, cloud computing, Internet of Things and edge computing will hog headlines again in 2018.
iOS app developers make the most money during year-end holidays
Customers spent more than US$1.1 billion between December 24 and January 3 in the App Store.
10-year-old coder Yuma Sorianto wants to make apps to change the world
In Singapore yesterday, Melbourne schoolboy Yuma Soerianto was the guest coding instructor and the youngest ever to teach coding at any Apple store around the world.
The US Net neutrality ruling and how it affects Singapore
In the short run, breaching Net neutrality may benefit the ISPs. The question is the long-term impact.
Goondu Review: Electronic Arts’ Star Wars Battlefront II
The grinding and prerequisites for playing a hero character are a huge turn-off, but if you really just want to be part of the whole Star Wars experience, you will…
Six consumer technology trends to watch in 2018
Consumers have reason to be excited - and worried - in the new year, if the technology shifts happening in 2017 are anything to go by.
Goondu review: Google Pixel Buds draw on online services but hardware lacks shine
The Google Pixel Buds don't stand out enough because Google Translate seems to be their only useful trick. They aren't a must-have.
Goondu review: Asus ROG Zephyrus GX501 is a lean, mean gaming machine
The Asus ROG Zephyrus could be the first of many slim yet powerful gaming laptops to come.
A Techgoondu wishlist for Christmas 2017
What would a geek like to find when he unwraps a present? Here's what the Techgoondu team is wishing for.
Goondu review: Razer Phone
What Razer has come up with is an impressive first effort to woo its audience - gamers.
Goondu review: Xiaomi Mi Mix 2 is stylish, affordable but has some flaws
The Mi Mix 2 is a sleek, speedy, and premium smartphone with some flaws.
HP Inc opens advanced manufacturing centre in Singapore, the idea of a production engineer
A product engineer's idea of using data analytics spurred the opening of an advanced manufacturing centre that is now part of a new HP Inc regional campus in Singapore.
