Costly Linksys EA9500 router promises better wireless links in Singapore homes
The Linksys EA9500 promises to hook up more devices - particularly mobile devices - more efficiently at home for video streaming and gaming, for example.
Free mobile data, calls on National Day this year
With less than a month to go before National Day, Singapore's Big Three telecom operators have rolled out their traditional freebies for the festive period.
Gilmore Girls debuts in HD glory on Netflix
For the first time, it's in high definition. The show was never made available on Blu-ray, nor offered on any digital streaming service till now.
Out in Singapore today, Android Pay lets more users tap and pay with a phone
There's yet another way to pay with your phone today with the launch of Google's much-talked about Android Pay service in Singapore
Goondu review: HTC 10
Is the HTC 10 a perfect 10? No. But it is pretty close to it. There aren't any major flaws with it, and the phone excels in in just about…
Q&A: Visa’s Ooi Huey Tyng expects swift takeup of mobile wallets in Singapore
Mobile wallets will take off swiftly in Singapore, because users are already familiar with the phone as an integral part of life, says Visa.
Why Singtel’s voice over Wi-Fi service could make a difference
Singtel mobile users will be able to make calls over Wi-Fi from August, especially at places such as high-rise buildings above 20 storeys and in basement carparks, where cellphone signals…
Goondu review: Beyerdynamic T 51 i
The familiar Beyerdynamic sound may appeal to some fans. Open, detailed and free of bloat, it is a nice departure from so many rivals.
The best hardware and games of E3 2016
From a new Xbox to famed developer Hideo Kojima's new game, this year's E3 show in Los Angeles has brought lots of goodies to look forward to. Here's what you…
New Radiohead album, a Moon Shaped Pool, out on Spotify
Three years after calling Spotify "the last desperate fart of a dying corpse", Thom Yorke is seeing the latest Radiohead album appear on the music streaming service he seemed to…
Three in four organisations at risk of cyber threats: RSA
A majority of the companies surveyed had inadequate capabilities when it came to protection, identification, detection, recovery and response.
Goondu review: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
Uncharted 4 is another winning title in the action-adventure franchise, with great gameplay, graphics, characters and story that will compel you to play until the end, and come back for…
Goondu review: Beyerdynamic T 1 (2nd generation) and A 2
Find a supporting headphone amp that you like, match it with a pair of the second-gen Beyerdynamic T 1, and you'd be pretty happy enjoying your music.
Another mobile wallet in Singapore with Samsung Pay out on June 16
Samsung Pay is finally turning up in Singapore next week, two months after Apple started letting users pay for items with their iPhones
Blocking the Internet isn’t the only – or best – way to combat cyber threats
Is there an alternative to blocking out the Internet on thousands of computers used by public servants in the name of security? Here are a few suggestions.
Puzzling to cut Internet access from public servants in Singapore
The focus has to be finding a balance between information access and cyber security. Thus the move to cut off public servants from the Net is puzzling.
Smartphone camera shootout: LG G5, Samsung Galaxy S7 edge and Huawei P9
The camera is a big part of a smartphone today, especially among flagship models. We take three - Huawei's P9, LG's G5 and Samsung's Galaxy S7 edge - out for…
Digital businesses risk failure as IT teams struggle to cope: Gartner
Sixty per cent of digital businesses will suffer major service failures by 2020, predicted research firm Gartner today.
Hands on: Samsung Gear Fit2 and Gear IconX
Samsung yesterday showed off the new Gear Fit2 and the Gear IconX at its Galaxy Studio consumer event in Singapore, bringing updated features to its wearable lineup here.
Construction time again, as telcos go “digital” to engage customers
Despite the argument, fashionable in previous years, that technology doesn't matter anymore, the opposite is true. More than before, it is integral to operations, from marketing to customer service.
