Hands on: HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus
When you have seen a printer, you've seen them all, right? At least, that's what a lot of many small business owners like to think, when they next buy an…
Apple offers iPad refunds in Australia over LTE, will other countries follow?
Consumer and advertising standards groups in Sweden, Denmark, Britain and New Zealand are said to be watching the case in Australia. There are also reports that the European Commission could…
Box OneCloud lets apps save data to the cloud
What if you could edit business documents stored on the cloud using the apps on your mobile devices? OneCloud, a new cloud-based service by online storage provider Box, was built…
SingTel to sell Sony PS Vita 3G from S$99 with subscription
Gamers who have been looking out for the 3G version of the Playstation Vita will be happy to know that SingTel will be selling it in Singapore from April 14…
Goondu review: Norton Tablet Security
Like all computing devices, tablets are not immune to malicious apps and other software created by cyber criminals waiting to pounce on unknowing consumers. While the Android malware threat is…
Commentary: Singapore viewers to pay S$58 for Euro 2012, in first “cross carriage” deal
"Same old expensive price" was probably the first thing that struck many Singapore football fans when they heard today that StarHub is charging S$58 to watch live Euro 2012 matches…
Snap open the screen to upgrade HP’s Z1 all-in-one workstation
It's an all-in-one machine that looks neat like the iMac, but HP's Z1 workstation aimed at graphic artists, videographers and architects also lets you snap open the 27-inch screen and…
Goondu review: Mass Effect 3 (and the wrath of fans)
A review of the final swansong to the beloved Mass Effect series: Mass Effect 3
Microsoft shows off HTML5 on IE9 with tour of the Capitol in Panem
Attention, citizens. You’re cordially invited to a tour of the Capitol in Panem without having to leave your seats. To ensure a smooth experience, citizens are advised to access the…
Goondu review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
When everyone was going ga-ga last week over Apple's new iPad, I went out to a small store in Funan and bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7, a tablet that…
Chrome is world’s top browser – for a day
Google Chrome became the world's top browser last Sunday, thanks to users in India, Russia and Brazil who turned to Chrome over other browsers to get online, according to web…
Here comes Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 680
The GTX 680 and AMD's followup to challenge that should bring about a real fight at the top-end, which should delight the PC faithful who have seen graphics performance move…
Hands on: Sony Tablet P is a little bit “niche”
Truly foldable one-piece screens may be the future, but the Tablet P is not that. It will likely only succeed in convincing a small group of users it has a…
Hands on: Sony Xperia S and Xperia Sola
The Sony Xperia S is the first flagship phone for the Japanese electronics giant after it took over control of Sony Ericsson last year, and it certainly looks the part…
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…
