Report: Cyber crime costs Singapore an estimated S$1.25bn annually
Cyber crimes are costing Singapore an estimated S$1.25 billion, as crooks get smarter in activities ranging from market manipulation to cyber espionage
Goondu Review: Sony α6000
The α6000 is definitely one mirrorless system to go for, more so when there’s an upgrade path to the excellent α7 full-frame camera.
Explore the stadiums and painted streets of World Cup 2014 with Google Maps
As the kick-off to the World Cup 2014 draws near, fret not if your boss is not approving your leave to travel to Brazil and take in all that action…
5-inch Nokia XL landing in Singapore, faces tough fight
Running what is essentially a modified version of Android, the Nokia XL allows its users to use many of the 1.2 million Android apps available in the market today.
Commentary: SingPass security issues highlight need for two-factor authentication
Why SingPass hasn't been beefed up remains a mystery. As a result, it has become an easy target all these years and now users have to face up to the…
Laptop-tablet combos go fanless with Intel Core M chip at Computex
If the ultrabook turned your fat laptops into a sexy machine, get ready for even more attractive designs in the months ahead.
Intel finally gets inside phones and tablets, eyes wearables next
A few years late to the smartphone and tablet game, Intel seems to have finally built up a head of steam by getting its power-efficient processors into some attractive devices…
Gartner: Worldwide server revenue fell despite growth in Asia Pacific
Enterprise tech giants made less money in the cut-throat server market globally early this year despite moving more units and witnessing modest revenue growth in the Asia Pacific region, according…
StarHub viewers can watch TVB dramas as they’re shown in Hong Kong
This is a good move by StarHub to offer legit content as fast as possible and on multiple devices.
Hands on: Nikon D4s
On the whole, the D4s has some upgrades that might interest some users, but whether they make a difference to you depends on what you do with it.
Hands on: LG G3 should be on your wishlist
With its sharper screen and camera features, the G3 has managed to match, perhaps even upstage, rivals that have enjoyed more fanfare in the past.
Hands on: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 III packs big technologies in tiny size
It’s a small, beautiful package that has so much packed into it, you can’t help but love it.
Pebble smartwatch finally arrives in Singapore, retails for S$249
The smartwatch’s headline feature is its e-paper screen that looks just like ink printed on paper
NTUC Income’s new app turns your smartphone into an in-car camera
Get into a taxi these days and you’ll likely see an in-car camera recording everything that happens in front of the car. The popularity of in-car cameras have surged in…
Hands On: Samsung NX Mini
If you are satisfied with the kit lens that comes with the NX Mini, then it can be a good choice.
Life’s good when you have a S$7,500 LG OLED TV
They are not cheap, but they are ultra thin and show off very deep blacks.
Goondu review: Martian Passport smartwatch
The Martian Passport looks more like a watch than many other smartwatches today, but does it do its job of looking good and being practical?
Goondu review: Asus Zenfone 5
If you prefer to have only the basic but most important features, you'll be happy to know that the S$249 Zenfone 5 doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 ships in Singapore end-August, costs from S$1,108
In the Surface Pro 3, it looks like Microsoft has created something that can truly replace the laptop and desktop.
Microsoft: hackers using deception to overcome improved cybersecurity
Cybercriminals are ditching the old strategy of exploiting software vulnerabilities, choosing instead to rely on deceit and deception.
