Evernote Smart Notebook now available in Singapore
If you are the sort of person who takes notes for everything, on notebooks, scraps of paper and on your phone – you might find it hard to keep track…
Commentary: SingTel risks losing football fans with its pay-TV game
Football fans won't be happy if SingTel raises prices for live matches, while somehow keeping out pay-TV rivals in the coming seasons.
IT industry is entering ‘nexus of forces’
The Asia-Pacific IT industry is entering a ‘nexus of forces’, where the integration of big data, cloud computing, social collaboration and mobile technologies will drive innovation and new business models…
Singaporeans’ dream-jobs: Engineers and teachers, say LinkedIn
LinkedIn survey finds Singaporeans' dream jobs to be engineers and teachers
Asus PadFone 2 comes to Singapore from S$1,099 with dock
The PadFone 2 is essentially an Android smartphone with a 4.7-inch screen, which can be docked to a station that transforms it into a 10.1-inch tablet.
Jabra Tour car speaker-phone works with Siri too
A button on the Jabra Tour activates the Siri app on the iPhone, allowing users to get driving directions or create calendar entries using voice instructions.
Google Maps finally offers voice navigation in Singapore
Android users in Singapore are finally getting turn-by-turn driving guidance from their smartphones today, years after the feature became available in the United States and several other countries.
Sony PS Vita to come in new red and blue colours in Singapore
The Playstation Vita is coming in "cosmic red" and "sapphire blue" for both 3G and Wi-Fi-only models on November 22.
Five Windows 8 hybrids, convertibles and ultrabooks for the workplace
Want both performance and portability in the workplace? Here are five Windows 8 machines worth considering.
Three financial tech start-ups to watch
The financial industry may be in doldrums, but that has not stopped technology start-ups from coming up with innovative services targeted at banks and consumers. At the inaugural FinovateAsia held…
Beware of spoof SMSes that could appear on Android phones
If you have been receiving suspicious text messages on your Android smartphone recently, do check to see if you’ve downloaded any malicious applications of late.
VMware: Cloud is maturing in Singapore and the region
Statistics from the VMware Cloud Index shows that Singapore is maturing in the cloud space
What 4G or LTE phones to buy in Singapore?
There are now several options for 4G phones, either in the stores or appearing on shelves soon, in Singapore. Here are five worth checking out.
SAP: Why we’re the right vendor for Big Data
SAP tells techgoondu why their Big Data solutions are better than other competitors in the market.
New StanChart MasterCard doubles as security token
If you've been fretting over the growing number of security tokens that you have to carry for performing online transactions, a solution is on the cards. MasterCard and Standard Chartered…
Nikon shows off new D5200 entry-level DSLR, and infra-red controllers
Nikon has unveiled its new D5200 camera, a compact and lightweight entry-level model aimed at enthusiasts who want to upgrade to a DSLR camera.
Goondu review: Asus VivoTab RT
For folks who want a "tablet-plus" to bring on their frequent work trips, the Asus VivoTab RT is a contender you should consider before taking out the money for an…
Goondu Review: Fate of the World
In the wake of superstorm Sandy, global warming has never been more important. Techgoondu highlights one-year old indie game Fate of the World, which discusses global warming.
Singapore companies embracing tablets at work
A majority of Singapore employees are using tablet computers to access business applications, a new survey has found. According to the survey commissioned by Avanade, a global IT service provider…
SME Toolbox: Getting your fibre broadband and e-mail up
If you believe the hype that is put out at industry conferences and whitepapers, these days it's easy as ABC to set up the three basic IT items that almost…
