Oppo N3 to cost S$849 in Singapore in January 2015
The top-end model from the Chinese manufacturer, costing S$849, will not make it in time for the holiday season this year.
Holiday 2014 Gift Guide: five gadget gifts for music lovers
What would the holidays be like without music to get you into the festive mood? We’re not big fans of Christmas songs, but we do love our Coldplay, Bruno Mars and…
Infor: Amazon partnership is strategic but non-exclusive
When Infor announced its controversial decision to tap on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to serve up its cloud apps, many industry observers stood up and took notice. After all, enterprise software…
M1 rolls out 300Mbps nationwide LTE-A mobile broadband service
The race for 4G+ may also have shown that operators are at least competing in terms of offering a faster lane on the cyber highway.
Singapore businesses lose over US$1 billion from data loss and downtime
Singapore companies have lost over US$1 billion from data loss and downtime over the past year, a new study has found. On average, they experienced more than three working days…
Holiday 2014 Gift Guide: the best cameras you can buy
With a plethora of cameras launched in the past few months, it will be tough to choose the perfect camera for your loved ones.
3D digital model of Singapore to be ready by 2017
An ambitious government-led project to create a 3D digital model of Singapore that lets city planners simulate municipal services and tap on crowdsourced data is now underway. Announced by Prime…
Q&A: Why being agile matters
With agile development, work is broken down into smaller chunks that support quick prototyping.
As Sitex opens its doors, Black Friday online deals prove more attractive
If local players don't buck up, each close of the year will see more spending headed to overseas, online shops, instead of Singapore retailers and bazaars like Sitex.
Plugging the Office productivity gap
Human beings are creatures of comfort. We often resist change even though we know it’s best for us. Take our use of Microsoft Office, for example. While Microsoft continues to…
IDA reveals two-factor authentication plans for SingPass
Nearly six months after the high-profile breach of over 1,500 SingPass accounts, the Infocomm Development Authority (IDA) has shed light on its two-factor authentication (2FA) implementation plans to secure the login…
Tapping on the cloud to do good
Salesforce.com may be more commonly associated with cloud computing software used by businesses, but more nonprofit organisations are also using it to do good. Under a Salesforce philanthropic initiative to improve…
Goondu review: Samsung Galaxy Note Edge isn’t that weird, after all…
Like many new concepts, the Galaxy Note Edge will split opinion. The edge screen can be nifty at times, and a little gimmicky on other occasions.
Singapore government apps: SingStat gets it right, LTA not quite
Government agencies should only start developing apps when it provides a public utility that no private organisation is willing or able to provide, perhaps without any profit in return.
Singapore sets up smart nation programme office
Singapore has set up a new smart nation programme office to coordinate efforts by various government agencies that are already using IT to serve citizens. Speaking at the National Infocomm…
Holiday 2014 Gift Guide: what phone and tablet to buy?
Wondering what smartphone and tablet to buy this holiday season? You have to have these five gadgets on your shopping list.
Samsung opens technical training facility in Singapore, offers certification programme
Called the ITE-Samsung Tech Hub, the facility at ITE College East will also expose students to the finer points of delivering good customer service.
Alcatel Onetouch Pop into Singapore with slew of promotions
Alcatel Onetouch joins a growing list of Chinese brands looking to gain a foothold in the burgeoning mid-range value smartphone market
SAP sinks deeper roots into SMB space, extends financing scheme
SAP is pushing deeper into the small and medium sized business (SMB) market in a bid to shed its image as a provider of expensive business software for large enterprises.
Goondu review: HP Envy Beats All-in-one
Few can compete on looks or features with the Apple iMac today, but the new Envy Beats All-in-one tries manfully.
