MDA proposes tougher rules, more consumer protection for pay-TV services
The new rules could give more power to TV viewers, who currently have little recourse even if a pay-TV operator changes important details such as prices or content provided.
Pebble adds neon colours to new smartwatch series
If the original Pebble in black and red isn't appealing enough, you'd be happy to know that more flashy variants of the popular smartwatch have hit our shores. Draped in Fresh…
Hands on: Fiio X1
Costing just S$159, the new Fiio X1 promises to be the Xiaomi or Asus Zenfone of the portable music world.
Property salesperson to be charged for unsolicited telemarketing messages
The accused allegedly sent unsolicited advertisements of property developments to people who had already asked to be excluded from such messages.
Trend Micro: Singapore users not well-protected against privacy breaches
Singapore users are worried about privacy but fail to do enough to keep their personal information safe, according to a report put out by Trend Micro.
Goondu review: Asus P2B LED projector
For folks who travel all the time and need the occasional wall to project on to make a point, the P2B will be what they've been looking for.
Through Apple hype, smartwatches and mobile payment get boost
Thank you, Apple fans, for always believing in the hype.
Enthusiast, semi-pro cameras slug it out to win demanding users
Mirrorless or DSLR? Full-frame or crop sensor? Lots of choices today for the enthusiast and semi-pro photographer. We look at six of them.
Goondu Review: ZTE Blade VEC 4G
The Blade VEC 4G is the flagship that combines sleek design with quality internals for a pocket-friendly S$299.
Hands on: Nikon D750 full-frame DSLR
It may be a good upgrade from the D610 but that would make a lot of Nikon consumers think twice about buying year-old models if they get obsolete too quickly.
Gartner: Over 500 smart devices per home by 2022
As it becomes cheaper to fit sensors to consumer products, the number of smart devices in a typical home in developed countries could grow to over 500 by 2022, according to…
1Gbps broadband may be common in Singapore after M1 slashes prices
Further cuts from rival telecom operators could make the mind-bogglingly fast speeds commonplace in Singapore homes.
Hands-on: Google Cardboard
With Facebook's acquisition of Oculus Rift for US$2 billion and Samsung surprising the tech world with a VR headset, you know something is brewing in virtual reality.
Cheaper mobile roaming for Singapore and Brunei users
Mobile phone users in Singapore and Brunei will get to call, SMS and go online more cheaply when they travel to either country from January 1, 2015, after an agreement…
Experts: regulation needed to secure Internet of Things
In a rush to deploy more wearable devices and sensors, manufacturers are neglecting the security threats facing an emerging Internet of Things that is largely unprotected.
More laptop designs revealed with Intel Core M chip
It may be worth waiting for the next thin, sleek and powerful laptops to turn up during the holiday season of 2014.
HTC Butterfly 2 makes debut in Singapore at S$898
The new 4G phone comes with a number of features on HTC's flagship One (M8) phone and adds some useful ones to the list.
Comparing advertised and real speeds on fibre broadband
A few quick tests will let you know whether the top speed you see on a brochure actually applies in real life.
Parallels: Small and medium Singapore businesses to spend S$520 million on cloud in 2014
The biggest chunk of this S$520 million will be spent on infrastructure as a service.
Watch StarHub TV programmes on the Xbox One console
The tie-up is significant because it opens up TV content to users who consume it through various different devices instead of the staid old set-top box.
