Hands on: Samsung Galaxy S5 sticks to formula
It's kept to formula, yes, but if you already like Samsung phones, that's not such a bad thing.
Top five moments of Sochi 2014 closing ceremony, as measured by Wi-Fi traffic
When tens of thousands of athletes, fans, media, officials and volunteers descended on Sochi for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games last month, the organisers faced a considerable challenge: to ensure a reliable…
Goondu review: Xiaomi Mi3 still good value, but can do with more polish
Despite a very reasonable price, it doesn't seem to punch as hard as its smaller sibling when it comes to being a giant killer.
LG’s new G Pro2 to reach Singapore in end-March
Besides a large display, the G Pro2's other big selling point is its 13-megapixel camera with optical image stabilisation.
SingTel launches Singapore’s first mobile data plans for seniors
The launch comes at an opportune time, when seniors are spending more time online and on social media.
How collaboration can work for your business
Brought to you by Fuji Xerox Team collaboration is the lifeblood of success in any business, so it's no surprise that many tech companies - from Internet start-ups to IT…
MiCloud service adds shine to Xiaomi’s MiUI
It is pretty powerful, if you bother to find out more about it, besides using the Google option always available to Android users.
Surface 2 comes to Singapore with updated features
Sadly, Windows RT has an uphill battle to win over users because many still think of Windows as a full-fledged operating system for PCs.
World Cup 2014 to come to both SingTel and StarHub screens
This time round, the rights have been secured three months ahead of the World Cup, unlike the last-minute scramble four years ago. And now, you can watch on either set-top…
Commentary: Switch between wireless networks seamlessly? Not so fast
The concept is not new, and technically, it's not as difficult as it seems. But many issues have to be ironed out, starting with a reliable nationwide Wi-Fi network.
New two-factor token lets the blind transact securely online
There's now a specially-made token that enables the blind to transact online easily and just as securely as users who rely on regular tokens for funds transfers, buying shares or…
GoG.com March Sale – Bloodrayne, Empire Earth, Stronghod and more!
Loved the good old Bloodrayne first-person shooter from 2003? Well, it's going for a crazy US$1.79 (S$2.27) now on game distribution site GoG.com.
Q&A: Samsung touts Knox as Android’s entry into the enterprise
The much-talked about update has been tested by the United States government and been put up as a feature to get Android phones trusted in a sensitive corporate network.
SingTel users can pay for Windows Phone apps via monthly bill
SingTel's smartphone subscribers can now pay for apps and other digital content that they buy over the Windows Phone store via their monthly mobile bill.
Goondu review: Sid Meier’s Civilization V: The Complete Edition
Who should get this? Firstly, “gotta have ‘em all” Civilization fans.
Hands On: Logitech Powershell
If the lack of physical buttons is hindering your progress in your favourite iPhone game, consider a game controller that turns your phone into a portable game console. Apart from…
SingTel: no plans to charge consumers separately for WhatsApp
SingTel has clarified that it has no plans for now to charge consumers separately for using the WhatsApp service, as well as for other so-called over-the-top services that make use…
Commentary: SingTel wants WhatsApp and Skype to pay
When people stop using their networks because of high cost or a lack of great content, telcos will have the dumbest pipe all to themselves.
Hands On: Nikon D4S
Some improvements may look small but they do help professional photographers covering events.
Goondu Review: Toshiba FlashAir
All in, the Toshiba FlashAir works as advertised. It is a great stop-gap measure for cameras that do not have Wi-Fi built in.
