Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut — Thank you Bioware
Techgoondu gives Bioware's Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut two thumbs up, as it gives the sublime series the closure it deserved to have.
Goondu review: new Razer Naga
With 17 programmable buttons, the new Razer Naga promises to let MMO players cast spells and fire up any other combos with a quick push of the thumb.
Update your Singapore Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 to Ice Cream Sandwich
Get your Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update manually for your Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7.
PC shipments slip amidst ultrabook wave
Global shipments of PCs are continuing to decline as more consumers shift their purchases towards tablets and smartphones, according to preliminary market figures from Gartner. In a statement today, the…
Ukrainian students win Imagine Cup with real-time sign language-to-speech translation
They came up with a pair of gloves equipped with various sensors and where a microcontroller continuously recognises sign language patterns as they are performed by the wearer.
Three all-in-one PCs worth checking out
Want an all-in-one PC but not an iMac? Here are three suggestions.
Sennheiser’s HD700 high-end cans reach Singapore, will cost S$1,399
They hope to hit the sweet spot - between the HD800 and HD650 - that many customers have been asking for.
Share travelogues and plan trips with Qiito
The online service started in Singapore works a little like Pinterest meets Facebook meets Trip Advisor.
Imagine Cup 2012: Student project highlights
Students have come up with a stethoscope that just about anyone can use to help detect pneumonia early in children. Plus other interesting inventions from this year's competition.
Hands-on: Epson Moverio BT-100
If you've been intrigued with Google's Project Glass, the Epson Moverio BT-100 may just offer a glimpse of what wearable computing could entail in the future. First conceived by Steve…
Students show off inventions to tackle health, environment issues at Imagine Cup
Microsoft kicked off the tenth edition of Imagine Cup on Friday, marking a decade-long milestone for the annual tech competition organised specially for students to show off their inventions.
Lifetime of free maps for seven Asian locales with TomTom Via 620 GPS
TomTom is giving away free maps of seven Asian locations for a lifetime when you buy its new Via 620 GPS device between now and end-October 2012.
No more cubicles and assigned desks at Microsoft’s new Asia-Pacific offices
Microsoft recently unveiled a new “open office” setup at its Singapore and Asia-Pacific offices here, which is significantly different from what most people are used to.
Hands on: Libratone Live and Lounge AirPlay speakers
If you are set on buying speakers that play tracks from your iDevice, you could do a lot worse with other brands should you ignore these Libratone speakers.
NEA and IBM to develop environmental predictive models
The National Environment Agency (NEA) is partnering with IBM to develop predictive models that can identify dengue risk areas and forecast heavy rainfall, among other analytics capabilities. The three-year collaboration…
Faster fibre broadband “turn ons” in Singapore as Opennet ups quota
The IDA, however, has not included any possible penalties should Opennet be found responsible for poor connections or failed connections which could cause delays for users or result in additional…
Q&A: Aled Tien, lead for APAC telecom vertical market, Motorola Solutions
In this month's Q&A with Techgoondu, he argues how Wi-Fi offload can help telcos alleviate the jam in the sky.
Logitech has a small keypad too on its G600 mouse
Released last week, it comes with no fewer than 20 buttons, but your eyes are probably drawn to the dozen of them on the left side.
The most demanding IT jobs
If you think your job is tough, think of the data centre managers and IT engineers who have to be constantly on their toes to keep your apps, websites, networks…
