Stop ransomware before it strikes
Designer cyber threats are on the rise, with cyber criminals targeting and even filtering out specific countries when designing ransomware and other malicious cyber attacks.
Salesforce rolls out intelligence into its products at Dreamforce 2016
Einstein was introduced in September and details of its release were given out at Dreamforce 2016, which is held at the Moscone Convention Centre from October 4 to 7.
Microsoft opens up source code, offers cyber security expertise to governments in Asia
Microsoft is opening up its source code for governments in Asia Pacific, with the launch of a centre in Singapore today that aims to win their trust.
Hands on: Olympus Tough TG-Tracker
The TG-Tracker is the only camera right now that offers both video and still image capture and is able to track your route as well.
On the digital food trail in Tokyo
Finding a great bowl of ramen, amazing pieces of sushi and the smoothest sake is made a lot easier now with online tools such as Google Maps.
Hands on: The slimmer PlayStation 4
If you want to update your console to a svelte look really fast and need a lighter console, get this slimmer Playstation 4, or PS4.
Hands on: Sony Xperia XZ
The Xperia XZ is finally a device that deserves the title of a flagship for Sony, after the uncertainty that came with the previous X family.
Q&A: Internet of Insecure Things? Think security as the logical first step, says Sophos
IoT security should be treated as a first-class problem that has to be tackled urgently as people install more connected devices at home, says Sophos.
Goondu review: Sony Xperia X
The Xperia X is a very decent product with a good chassis, screen and a decent camera. Sadly, it is let down by its middling performance and high price.
Goondu review: Canon G7x Mark II
The G7x Mark II can be a good backup camera to a DSLR or mirrorless shooter for most users, if you can overlook some of its problems.
More than one episode needed to get Netflix users hooked on a series
Couch potatoes always took more than the first episode of a series to convert from a casual to committed viewer, according to a study by Netflix.
Legacy IT systems holding back digital transformation
Major companies want to embrace digital technologies but are held back by legacy IT systems and rigid infrastructure, according to a new research report.
Goondu review: Moto G4 Plus
It doesn't have a fancy glass body or curved screen but the Moto G4 Plus sports a handy camera, which is the surprise in a mid-priced package.
Telstra starts 5G trials with Ericsson in Australia
Australian telecom operator Telstra has started 5G field tests in anticipation of the next-generation mobile service being launched in the country in 2020.
Goondu review: HP ZBook Studio G3
The HP ZBook Studio G3 looks like a pretty ultrabook but is a large-screen workstation with the muscle to crunch numbers and render designs and drawings.
Goondu review: Xiaomi Mi Max
The Mi Max is a humongous mid-ranger with a great screen and finishing, fit for all-day video watching with a 4,850mAh battery, going for just S$349.
Triple the mobile data for S$9.90 a month for Singtel users
Singtel users can now pay S$9.90 a month to triple their mobile data bundle, with a new add-on plan unveiled by the telecom operator today.
Hands on: Halcyon – an experiential drama powered by virtual reality
In Halcyon, you can look around the residence of a victim through a Samsung Gear VR, and pick things up and trigger dialogue between the investigators.
Self-driving cars show up the flip side of platform economy
While drivers alike have benefited from such platforms, they will face competition from self-driving computers that never tire or need a toilet break.
Hands on: Lutron wireless light switches and sensors
If you're renovating your place or are switching out old, broken switches, the Lutron switches and sensors are a way to set up some home automation.
