GrabTaxi provides carpooling service in Singapore, promises cheaper rides
New services like GrabHitch will certainly help relieve the huge demand for cab-like services during peak periods
Five business technology trends to watch in 2016
More enterprises are expected to host more services in public and private clouds, and implement hybrid IT strategies to tie the services together.
Samsung’s large-screen Galaxy View costs from S$898 in Singapore
With a screen that's larger than most conventional tablets, the Samsung View out last week in Singapore defies easy definition.
Going beyond BYOD
The security concerns of BYOD and its associated IT support costs have led some organisations to consider alternative enterprise mobility strategies.
Goondu review: Samsung Gear S2
It's not the cheapest but is one of the most accomplished smart watches now, in terms of convenience and ease of use.
Lenovo marks foray into hyperconvergence
Lenovo and hyperconvergence provider Nutanix are planning substantial investments in engineering and development, as well as aggressive sales and marketing initiatives.
StarHub drops prices for SIM-only mobile plans
StarHub has dropped prices for its SIM-only mobile plans today, following rival telecom operators in a bid to attract users who do not want to be locked in to lengthy…
Second generation of world’s smallest business desktop arrives, courtesy of HP
Built to be no larger than most office telephones, this little sturdy desktop is designed to minimise desktop clutter.
Hands on: HP Spectre x2 and HP Envy Curved All-in-One
Two new PCs that catch the eye were the Spectre x2, a sleek tablet, as well as the widest curved AIO in the world, the 34-inch HP Envy Curved All-in-One.
Parents and children unite over fear of online strangers
The cat-and-mouse game between parents and their children over cyber safety ensues, but at least they see eye to eye when it comes to fending off online strangers.
Xiaomi brings Redmi Note 2 with “flagship performance” to Singapore
It's yet another option for folks who want many of the features of top-end models without paying top dollar.
Veeam to triple headcount in Asia
Backup software specialist Veeam is set to increase its presence in Asia by tripling its headcount in the region by next year, according to a top company executive.
Public cloud services to grow in mature APAC markets
Public cloud services in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Korea are expected to grow 8.7 per cent in 2015 to reach US$7.3 billion.
Goondu review: Google Nexus 6P
Combining premium design, high-end hardware and a clean interface, it will appeal to users who want Android's flexibility and convenience.
Huawei’s new smartwatch looks like a Swiss watch… made in China
Huawei probably has sensed a demand for classic-looking watches that sport some of the smarts of the latest wearable technologies.
B&W’s 803 D3 stands out in new flagship speaker range
The new 803 D3s bring along the "turbine head" seen in the larger 802 and 800 models. And that makes a lot of difference.
Veeam’s revenue bookings surge 17 per cent in third quarter
The backup software hotshot continues to maintain its momentum in the market for backup and recovery of data and business applications in the third quarter.
Netflix Singapore to cost similiar to US, but catalog will vary
Prices for Netflix in Singapore will be similar to what users are paying for the streaming video service in the United States, which starts from US$7.99 (S$11.15) a month.
Veeam plans bigger push into enterprises and the cloud
Backup software specialist Veeam plans to reach out to larger companies and help more of them tap on cloud services to backup their data.
With technology mature, smart TVs help viewers discover new content
Who knows, a show could even be crowdfunded on the TV and delivered directly to the viewer in future.
