CSC debuts private cloud service in Asia
IT services giant CSC is serving up a unique cloud computing offering that combines the security of private clouds with the economics of a public cloud. Dubbed BizCloud, the service…
Announcing the winners of “Geekiest moment of 2011” contest
The final wrap-up of the winners for the "Geekiest moemnt of 2011" contest
Commentary: New iPad shows up LTE fragmentation
Not everyone checks up the specs on the new Apple iPad before buying the shiny toy, but for those who do, they will find an interesting entry in a section…
HP trots out new line of “self-sufficient” servers
Our insatiable demand for cloud computing services may have created a data centre boom, but cloud service providers and enterprises are still figuring out ways to build cheaper and more…
5 reasons NOT to buy the new iPad
You’ve heard all the praises and maybe even queued up on launch day to get your hands on the newest iPad. Everyone knows why you should get the iPad; virtually…
Hands on: Samsung Series 9 notebooks are things of beauty
Seldom do we go all ga-ga over just another notebook, especially at a time when everyone's coming up with sexy, slim ultrabooks. But we have to bring up Samsung's Series…
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Tab 2
At this time last year, Samsung was agonising over how slim its Galaxy Tab 10.1 was going to be to challenge Apple's iPad 2. Just like Apple this time, its…
RM500,000 up for grabs at Malaysia’s biggest e-Sports tournament
A cool RM500,000 in cash prizes will be up for grabs in Malaysia as the country’s biggest e-Sports tournament begins in April.
Goondu Q&A: Oracle WebLogic Server 12c
Starting from today, Techgoondu will be launching a monthly Q&A series where we will suss the views of tech executives on the latest trends and products in enterprise IT. In…
Samsung’s official Ice Cream Sandwich out for Galaxy S II, but not in Singapore yet
The release is only available for South Korea and several European countries like Poland, Hungary and Sweden, and there is no news still of availability for Singapore users, who have…
Nokia Lumia 800 now comes in white, costs S$775
In case, you needed any proof that white is the "it" colour for phones today, Nokia has come up with the snow-coloured version of its flagship Lumia 800 to add…
Attention-grabbing gizmos at IT Show 2012
What are some of the most interesting gadgets to catch your eye amid the crowds and the noise at the IT Show? Here are a few that we feel are…
Ultrabook deals catch the eye at IT Show 2012
Shopping for an ultrabook at IT Show 2012? We check out Fujitsu's Lifebook SH771, Dell's XPS 13 Ultrabook, HP's new Envy 14 Spectre and Acer's 15.6-inch Timeline Ultra M3 at…
KONY 2012: the power of social media in action
Social media is a force to be reckoned with politically. It helped usher in the Arab Spring, brought Julian Assange and Wikileaks notoriety (still very much in the minds of…
Sharp increase in external hard disk prices at IT Show 2012
While most things are sold at a discount at Singapore's quarterly tech bazaars, external hard disks are more expensive at IT Show this time round, no thanks to the floods…
SAP moves Business One to the cloud
SAP beefed up its cloud applications portfolio this week with the global launch of SAP Business One OnDemand. The announcement follows its earlier acquisition of SuccessFactors, a cloud-based software…
Fibre broadband prices slashed at new price war at IT Show
The rapidly heating up broadband wars in Singapore crossed an important mark this week, when the Big Three telcos all dropped prices for the benchmark 100Mbps service under S$50 a…
Same old name, but new iPad makes sense for Apple
Though it feels like the company is hardly moving much beyond treading water, its rivals are still some ways off from threatening its lead.
Google Play brings the fight to Apple’s iCloud
Google Play signals Google's intent to take on Apple in the consumer cloud wars.
