Choosing a Windows 8 tablet for your business
Businesses have typically been slow to adopt any new version of Windows, and the newly-minted Windows 8 is no exception. To boost demand for Windows 8 tablets among corporations, Microsoft…
Epson Singapore shows off interactive office projectors
The EB436Wi, for example, lets users "write" on the projected image on a wall as if he is writing on an actual whiteboard.
Q&A: Online merchant sites have to load fast or lose customers within seconds
Just how do online merchants and other companies keep their websites accessible during rush hour and despite the frequently clogged mobile networks?
Hands-on: Fujitsu’s Windows 8 tablet line-up
Fujitsu has been making Windows-based tablets since the days of Windows XP, so they know a thing or two about them. But the new Stylistic QH582 is unlike any tablet…
BlackBerry Expert Centre opens in Singapore in anticipation of BB10
Research in Motion (RIM) has opened a new service centre at The Cathay in Singapore to ramp up after-sales support to customers, as the launch of its new BlackBerry 10…
SolarWinds refreshes Virtualisation Manager with per socket pricing
SolarWinds has updated its Virtualisation Manager tool to help enterprises better manage their virtual desktops. Virtual desktops are software tools that allow employees to use the same operating system and…
Asus Zenbook Touch goes for S$2,498 in Singapore
It comes with the works if you want power and portability, plus a touch-screen, on the go.
Hands-on: Orée Board – a Bluetooth keyboard made of wood
How do you stand out in a world of mass-produced plastic keyboards? French design firm Orée believes the answer lies in wood. “Wood moulds itself to your fingers over time,”…
Goondu review: Windows Phone 8
At first glance, you may not notice anything different about Windows Phone 8 compared to its previous version. Well, except for its obviously different Start screen, which now sports tiles…
Geek buy: Microsoft Wedge Mobile keyboard
This well-designed and easy-to-use keyboard made me bring my tablet and leave my laptop behind on a recent trip.
Goondu review: Asus PadFone 2
It's a great device that will attract folks who do their surfing on the phone and use a tablet more on the couch at home or on the occasional trip…
All three Singapore cellphone operators fined for poor 3G coverage
Singapore's cellphone operators have fallen short in providing outdoor 3G coverage, particularly in housing estates, at outdoor recreation areas and along train routes above ground, tests by the government regulator…
HP beefs up cloud portfolio with enterprise public cloud
HP is setting its sights on Amazon Web Services (AWS) with HP Cloud Compute, an enterprise public cloud offering based on the open source OpenStack cloud computing system. While AWS…
1 in 5 households in Singapore now on fibre broadband
The main reason for signing up to fibre is speed, followed by cost.
Fuji Xerox continues foray into the cloud with translation service
Fuji Xerox currently sits at the top of the printer and photo copier market in Asia Pacific, but the Japanese company is determined to move into the software-as-a-service (SaaS) space.…
HP ramps up big data play
HP is upping its ante in the red-hot big data market with new additions to its AppSystems portfolio that helps enterprises glean useful business insights from truckloads of data. For…
Hands on: Sony Xperia V “Bond phone”
It could well be an affordable LTE phone to bring in the masses, if telecom operators price it attractively when it goes on sale on December 8.
HP takes aim at EMC with expanded storage portfolio
HP is expanding its storage portfolio to make it easier for companies to manage and make sense of the growing glut of corporate information. According to HP, the new systems…
Canon’s 6D takes on the Nikon D600 with a lower price tag
Canon and Nikon are officially going at each other again now that the EOS 6D full-frame DSLR has landed at your nearest camera store. The 6D starts at S$2,899, a…
