Dead Space 3 descends on Singapore, PC version available for direct download
(credit: Electronic Arts Singapore) The highly anticipated horror action shooter game Dead Space 3 is now available in Singapore with a co-op mode and new features to take the adrenaline…
Sony Xperia V users in Singapore get Android “Jellybean” update
By releasing the Android 4.1.2 update, the Japanese phone maker seems to have improved on its previous track record of updating its phones.
Analyst: Growth of enterprise cloud services will slow down
Companies will spend more on cloud-based services in the next few years, but the growth for one of the biggest technologies to greet the workplace in recent years is…
Adobe opens up online education store for Singapore
Hot on the heels of the new Creative Cloud subscription service launched in Singapore last month, Adobe today unveiled the Education Store for the local market, giving students and teachers an…
Samsung Galaxy S III mini priced at S$568 in Singapore
Folks looking for a smaller, cheaper Samsung Galaxy can check out the Korean phone maker's Galaxy S III mini, a compact version of its flagship Galaxy S III smartphone.
Viewqwest adds China’s PPTV to its fibre broadband offering
If you don't want the bundled mio TV or StarHub cable when you sign up for fibre broadband in Singapore, there's a new online TV offering from upstart challenger Viewqwest…
Apple’s new 128 GB iPad – could an “iPad Pro” be on the horizon?
Clearly. the 128GB iPad provides close to what some ultrabooks have today with solid state drives (SSDs).
How technology can help in a Singapore with 6.9 million people
It's useful to take lessons from overseas, like Japan, where folks have found innovative ways to get around the really tight spaces afforded to each person there.
Hands-on: LG Optimus G finally comes to Singapore
LG's Optimus G was unveiled in September last year – an age ago in mobile electronics – and will finally be available in Singapore this Saturday for S$798 without a…
Will you buy a BlackBerry 10 device?
BlackBerry may have made messaging on the go a real treat for many users, but those days are long in the past. Now, it has to hope that people will…
An alternative track pad for the Mac from Logitech
Mac users who like an alternative to Apple's Magic Trackpad now have another option in Logitech's Rechargeable TrackPad for Mac. It is going on sale in Singapore for S$98 in…
Singapore streaming music app Orastream goes live
App promises to stream music to the highest quality by adapting to network conditions.
Microsoft confirms Singapore pricing for Office 365, pushes for subscriptions
Microsoft is selling its new Office software for S$138 a year, or S$11.50 a month, to home users in Singapore, as part of a new subscription service that it hopes…
Apple updates its iDevices to iOS 6.1
Apple's latest update to the iOS, the software that powers all iDevices including the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, comes with one or two nice touches, as well as some…
Data Privacy Day: Five tips to protect your online privacy
On Monday, the world marked Data Privacy Day, an international day that aims to raise awareness and educate people about data protection and privacy. As more users put up information…
Nikon unveils new P520, AW110 compact cameras
Nikon took the wraps off the usual annual incremental upgrades to its line-up of point-and-shoot cameras on Tuesday, led by the advanced compact P520 with its whopping 42x zoom.
Hands on: Audio Technica ATH-ES700 headphones
the ATH-ES700 portable cans make for an interesting pair of headphones to bring on the road, whether you're leaving on a jet plane or just taking a train to work.
Commentary: Apple posts record sales, why the pessimism?
Apple has seemingly become a victim of its own success, going by the pessimism going around this week after its record quarterly earnings. Yes, despite selling more iPhones and…
Hands on: Poetic Slimline Portfolio cases for Nexus 7 and Nexus 10
Looking for a smart case for your Nexus device? Poetic's Slimline Portfolio cases are not bad.
Symantec warns users of fake Android app marketplace
Android users should refrain from downloading apps from a fake application marketplace that could steal details such as phone numbers, security firm Symantec has advised.
