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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.

Chan Chi-Loong
Chan Chi-Loong
November 5, 2012
CellphonesEnterpriseInternetMobilePCSoftwareTablets

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…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
November 3, 2012
EnterpriseInternetTelecom

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…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
November 3, 2012
CellphonesMobileSoftware

Competitively-priced HTC Windows Phone 8X and 8S in Singapore from this month

Both are priced to sell, which is what Microsoft and HTC will hope very hard for this holiday season.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
November 2, 2012
Uncategorized

Hands-on: Windows Phone 8 launch devices from Nokia, HTC, Samsung

Windows Phone 8 is finally official. Microsoft’s new mobile OS is packed with so many new features and other refinements that Windows Phone 7 is beginning to seem like a…

Raymond Lau
Raymond Lau
November 2, 2012
PC

Just bought an HP Officejet 6700 Premium? Update your firmware

The networking is flaky unless the firmware is updated.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
November 2, 2012
Software

Pay for train rides in Singapore with an Amex card

The pre-paid card, called the Imagine Card, comes with the same contactless technology that is on existing ez-link cards that commuters use to tap and pay at train stations and…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
November 1, 2012

Oracle: Telcos, banks and government leading Big Data in ASEAN

In ASEAN, Oracle is seeing traction in the telco, banking and government sectors for Big Data

Chan Chi-Loong
Chan Chi-Loong
October 31, 2012
CellphonesMobileSoftwareTablets

Google Nexus 4 emerges without LTE, but Nexus 10 tablet wows with high-res screen

Google finally took the wraps off the much-rumoured Nexus 4 smartphone yesterday evening (Singapore time), as it also launched a new stab at the 10-inch tablet market with an interesting…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 30, 2012

Hands on: PSB M4U 2

If you are looking for a pair of headphones for a long flight, the PSB M4U 2 has to be on your list of potential buys.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 29, 2012
EnterprisePCSoftware

Techgoondu Parallels Desktop 8 for Mac giveaway

Are you a Mac user wondering what's the fuss over Windows 8 that has been dominating the tech headlines of late? Techgoondu is now giving away five copies of Parallels Desktop…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
October 29, 2012
Software

Tips for upgrading to (and getting used to) Windows 8

The new interface, built with touch screens in mind, can be a bewildering for users who are used to seeing their old Windows desktop.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 28, 2012
Gaming

Hands on: Fifa 13

This year's edition is quite a big leap from the usual annual releases of the popular football game from EA Sports.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 27, 2012
PCSoftware

Hands-on: Parallels Desktop 8

Running Windows and other operating systems (OS) on a Mac has never been easier, thanks to desktop virtualisation software that has become snappier and easier to use in recent years.…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
October 26, 2012

Microsoft trains 400 salespersons in Singapore for Windows 8 launch

It stresses choice for consumers, amid some concerns that users will be confused by the sheer variety of options reaching shops soon.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 25, 2012

Hands on: Asus Taichi, VivoTab Smart and Zenbook Touch

Together with Samsung's really sleek machines, Asus probably has one of the best lineups for Windows 8 machines.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 25, 2012
CellphonesEnterpriseMobileSoftware

Oracle toolkit extends enterprise apps to mobile devices

Oracle is now making it easier to build mobile versions of Java-based enterprise applications. Earlier this week, the enterprise software giant announced Oracle ADF (application development framework) Mobile, a new…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
October 23, 2012
CellphonesEnterpriseMobileSoftwareTablets

Q&A: Securing mobile apps and data is key to BYOD

Most IT head honchos would cringe at the prospect of allowing employees to use their own personal devices for work. After all, that means giving up the tight control that employers…

Aaron Tan
Aaron Tan
October 21, 2012
MobilePCSoftwareTablets

Picking the right Windows 8 version and device

Even some folks in Microsoft are confused with the various versions of the new software out next week. Here's a quick primer if you are buying a Windows 8 tablet,…

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 21, 2012
CellphonesMobileSoftware

Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Note II LTE

With everything you want in a smartphone, packed into a svelte frame and fronted by a bright screen, the Note II will impress both geeks and "lifestyle" users.

Alfred Siew
Alfred Siew
October 20, 2012
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