Sony Walkman Z1050 hands-on: finally, a solid iPod touch alternative
It's a neat-looking player with decent hardware - and it runs Android.
Massive crowds turn up for Diablo III launch
Even in the age of convenient online pre-orders, hundreds, if not thousands still preferred to get their hands on Blizzard’s latest video game Diablo 3 the old-fashioned way – by…
Kronicles offers on-site and off-site backup for SMEs – at a monthly cost
Enterprise-grade option promises to keep up to three copies of customers' most important data to ensure business continuity.
Internet Society opens Singapore regional office, supports switch to IPv6
The Internet Society has opened an office in Singapore to promote the adoption of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) in the region, among other key initiatives. While Asia-Pacific became…
Goondu review: Audio Technica ATH-ANC9 QuietPoint
All the original attributes - the great sound, the portability and solid build - will help make the ATH-ANC9 another firm favourite for travellers looking for a pair of noise…
SAP Business All-in-One now certified for Amazon Web Services
SAP's Business All-in-One enterprise software is now certified for deployment on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud. The software, which lets companies manage business operations across industries, mostly resides within…
SME Toolbox: Basic IT gear for a new business
Here are some suggestions from our first SME Toolbox to get your business started with some basic IT gear.
Hands on: Samsung Galaxy S III stars as new flagship phone
Stick with the formula, as Samsung has done here with the Galaxy S III, and it will sell millions more of this new model.
HP adds five new notebooks to its thin-and-light line-up
HP also unveiled its new top of the line ultrabook – the Envy Spectre XT, a 13.3-inch ultrabook which looks breathtakingly metallic and thin.
Salesforce.com extends reach with Government Cloud
In a belated move to lure governments onto the cloud, Salesforce.com introduced a dedicated service to allay the security concerns that governments may have over cloud computing. Dubbed Government Cloud,…
Goondu Guide: Choosing an “Ivybridge” laptop
In the market for a new laptop? Just hang in there a while longer, as Intel’s newest chip, codenamed “Ivy Bridge” is just starting to roll out in laptops worldwide.
Samsung Galaxy S II gets Ice Cream Sandwich update in Singapore – finally
It has released a "DXLP9" version of the phone's firmware, which essentially updates the current Android software onboard to version 4.0 or the much-talked about ICS version.
Building a new PC for Diablo 3? How about Company of Heroes 2?
The followup to the ground-breaking real-time strategy will start firing up in PCs come early 2013, and is expected to feature some of the most eye-catching graphics for its genre.
Huawei MediaPad gets a taste of Ice Cream Sandwich
Price is also dropped to S$498 for the 7-inch tablet.
Motoactv finally comes to Singapore for a rather expensive S$399
This nifty sweat-proof and rain-proof player runs on Android and can fire up a number of GPS-enabled apps that better track your run or cycle. Plus it comes with Bluetooth…
Samsung bets on bigger screen, smarter features in new Galaxy S III
The Galaxy S III, which will ship in Singapore by June the latest, is set for a stay at the top of the smartphone charts.
Asus to ship US$1,000 GTX 690 graphics card and it’s already sold out in Singapore
Asus is shipping the fastest and possibly sexiest PC graphics card around, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 690, and Techgoondu understands it has already sold out the first batch of pre-orders…
ViewQwest launches fibre service that lets users view US TV programmes
Internet service provider ViewQwest is offering its fibre broadband services with a low-cost VPN (virtual private networking) option that enables Singapore users to easily connect to these US-based video services…
First low-end Windows Phone Nokia Lumia 610 lands in Singapore on May 5
Nokia, which has traditionally done well in the low-price segment of the mobile phone market, will be facing the true test of its future relevance come May 5, when its…
Goondu Q&A: My Republic promises no “hard” throttling for fibre broadband
We speak to Malcolm Rodrigues, the CEO and co-founder of MyRepublic, the new kid on the block in the broadband market, for his views.
