NEC opens a Cyber Security Factory in Singapore
The new centre will bring more expertise to these shores, while also training up more professionals to prepare for online attacks.
Hands On: Asus ROG GX700 gaming laptop
Asus' new portable gaming machine comes with an external watercooling system. Because you can.
Hands on: Klipsch R6i On-Ear
Ultimately, whether you'd like the R6i On-Ear is down to how much bass you'd like in your music.
Six in 10 children in S’pore want to develop cyber skills: Intel Security
This growing interest in the technology sector contrasts with the trends in the past five to 10 years, which saw graduates looking to other seemingly more lucrative industries like finance…
Q&A: Open source still matters
While open source software (OSS) used to be a divisive force in the IT industry, it's no longer the case today - more enterprises are now embracing OSS, from databases…
Intel outs 6th-gen Core vPro chips for professionals
Built into the hardware, it lets you identify yourself with more than just a simple password through the more secure multi-factor authentication.
Commentary: About time IDA and MDA merged
With the long overdue merger, the hope is that the new regulators will take a light-touch approach.
Netflix to show on StarHub Fibre TV from Q2 2016
However, the service will not be available to cable TV subscribers.
Singtel throws in free Netflix subscriptions
Separately, Netflix has revealed that it would be curtailing users who unblock content meant for viewers from other countries.
Is Nikon’s D500 too little, too late for a crop-sensor DSLR?
With significant upgrades over its predecessor, the D500 is one camera worth looking forward to.
Watch Korean TV dramas online for free with Viu in Singapore
It promises to bring the latest telecast dramas and variety shows from four big Korean broadcasters - SBS, KBS, MBC and CJ E&M.
Smartwatches find niche in fitness apps
These watches seem to point to fitness as a specialty that could help them take off in 2016.
Finally, a game-changing laptop in the Razer Blade Stealth
It offers the portability of a thin and light laptop, plus the ability to plug in a desktop graphics card separately for some muscle and heavy-lifting for your games.
Despite hiccups, Netflix launch in Singapore can reshape pay-TV market
Once people get used to video streaming, watching things as and when they want, there will be no going back to linear TV, outdated set-top boxes and pay-TV packages.
Archt’s omni-directional speaker goes Mini in Q2 for US$299
The 65-watt speaker promises 360-degree sound that is delivered wirelessly through its patented, multi-directional Sound Impact Array.
Netflix out in Singapore now, costs from S$10.98 a month
Netflix is finally out in Singapore, along with 130 new markets, but here it won't offer the popular House of Cards series.
Thin is in again with new LG LCD TVs at CES 2016
The near-invisible bezels, common a few years ago, are making a comeback as well.
Hands on: Plantronics Backbeat Sense
The Backbeat Sense is a lightweight pair of cans that offers reasonable sound quality without breaking the bank.
As you, the product, face privacy threats in 2016, can you opt out?
You will love the new technology coming your way in 2016, but it will no longer be with the wide-eyed awe of before.
It’s still early days for big data
The lack of industry-specific applications and integration issues with Hadoop will continue to hamper the adoption of big data.
