Goondu review: LG G5 leads the way in practical innovation
In a crowded market, the modular system shows LG's ingenuity in making something different yet practical. The B&O music module is a clear winner.
Can new virtual operator Circles.Life attract Singapore users with digital promise?
For those who have been saying there wasn't enough competition, there's another player in town. Crucially, there's an alternative to the Big Three.
Q&A: Accenture points to digital commerce for consumer packaged goods companies
Digital commerce will be a key factor in deciding who takes a bigger slice of a booming consumer packaged goods market in Asia-Pacific, says Accenture.
Hands on: Asus ZenWatch 2
If you're curious about the fuss surrounding smartwatches but don't want to spend a fortune on one, then the ZenWatch 2 could be your first ticket to the wearable future.
Goondu review: Sophos Home
If you see value in a cloud-based dashboard that allows for centralised control over multiple systems, Sophos Home is a useful and free option.
Samsung turns to Quantum dot, sticks with curved TVs in new 2016 lineup
Samsung today showed off Quantum dot as a key feature in its new 2016 TV lineup in Singapore, sticking to curved screens in the flagship KS9000.
Singtel launches cyber security institute to train experts for the region
Simply called the Cyber Security Institute (CSI), it will allow companies to test their systems in a "cyber firing range" against real threats.
Gartner: Worldwide IoT spending to grow to US$348 million in 2016
Organisations worldwide will spend some US$348 million on Internet of Things setups this year, according to research firm Gartner.
Goondu review: Xiaomi Redmi Note 3
If you want a budget phone that has all the bells and whistles - even a metallic body - you can't really go wrong with Xiaomi's recently launched Redmi Note…
Goondu review: Huawei P9
The Huawei P9 won't win an image quality contest outright with DSLRs or mirrorless cameras but it can hold its own or even exceed many compact companies.
Fines and warnings for 11 organisations for data privacy lapses in Singapore
The move against such data privacy lapses is an unprecedented one that signals a tough stance against errant organisations.
Ears on: Sennheiser HD 800 S
The background is darker, the vocals have a bit more body and the top-end has some of the sharp edges smoothed out.
Hands on: Nikon D500
At a time when sensors are getting bigger, an SLR camera like the D500, with a crop sensor, will still win over nature and sports photographers.
Sony’s VPL-VW5000ES 4K home theatre projector brings the works – at a hefty price
If you have S$84,000 to spare, and a room large enough to fit a screen and associated speakers, then Sony has a 4K projector for your private home theatre.
StarHub runs smart home trials, to launch service this year
With smart sensors, cameras and other gadgets fitted at home, a parent would be notified when his child returns from school, for example.
Cloudera leads industry programme to groom Big Data professionals in Singapore
The so-called Big Analytics Skills Enablement (BASE) programme will help fill the labour gap faced here, as Singapore seeks to be a smart nation.
Hooq to bring video streaming service to Singapore
It will be offered in Singapore eventually but with a content mix that's different from rivals such as Netflix, said its chief executive officer Peter Bithos.
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy TabPro S
If the Samsung TabPro S lets you scrawl notes or even draw as adroitly as the iPad Pro, then it has a big selling point over others in the increasingly…
Goondu review: Lomography Jupiter 3+ 50mm f1.5
For the photographer who has the time to shoot a great picture, it is a great lens to have on hand.
Samsung’s Galaxy TabPro S runs Windows, costs S$1,698 in Singapore
Running Windows 10, the Galaxy TabPro S comes with a removable thin keyboard like the Surface Pro 4. It also has a capable Intel Core M processor.
