WiFi-only PS Vita arrives in Singapore on Feb 22
Retailing at S$399 for the WiFi-only version, the PS Vita will be accompanied by 27 launch titles, including Uncharted: Golden Abyss and FIFA Soccer. However, the connectivity-junkie will have to…
New Motorola tablet Xooms into town, but faces tough rivals
Motorola is putting up a lighter, more powerful follow-up to its Xoom tablet for sale here in Singapore from today, but with a rather hefty price tag of S$978. The…
eBay unveils new shipping service for Singapore sellers
eBay has partnered with SingPost and the United States Postal Service (USPS) to offer a new shipping service for eBay Singapore sellers. Dubbed ePAC, the service lets sellers track…
HTC and Nokia first to roll out LTE Windows Phones
Will 2012 be the year Microsoft’s Windows mobile platform takes off?
Focus on Shooting, Not The Focus
One digital camera that might be worth reserving your spare cash for this year, is the Lytro – the unlikely offspring of a dissertation by a Stanford University researcher, and…
IBM predicts the future for 2016
If IBM researchers get their way, remembering passwords will soon be a thing of the past. Big Blue has recently published a video of what it thinks will become reality…
Nikon unveils the D4, new flagship full-frame professional DSLR
Nikon unveils its new US$6,000 D4 professional SLR for serious shooters.
A golden dragon for your new Vertu?
Okay, its eyes don't light up in red and it doesn't breathe digital fire, but a gaudy golden dragon - as cheesy a "Chinese" symbol as you can find -…
Samsung Galaxy Nexus goes on sale in Singapore only in Feb 2012
The much-awaited Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the next "Google phone" featuring the new Android 4.0 operating system, will only reach Singapore stores in February 2012, a month later than expected. The…
Okamoto’s TipOff iPhone app aims to get Singaporeans fired up about naughty sex
Singaporeans have a reputation for being a staid, boring lot, especially when it comes to sex. So what is a condom maker like Okamoto to do? Create a social media…
Goondu review: Sony Tablet S
Eschewing the traditional flat slab for a shape, Sony took a turn and designed a tablet which looks distinctively different from its peers. Does the Tablet S have what it…
Predictions for the new year – five tech trends for 2012
If 2011 was a big year in technology, the coming 12 months promise to be even more interesting, as portable devices morph into all-in-one gizmos and Windows 8 heralds a…
SPH claims Yahoo! was “free-riding”, in latest round of copyright tussle
Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) has accused Yahoo! of "free-riding" on the print publisher to drive up page views and maximise advertising dollars, as a much-watched legal tussle between old and…
Singapore’s top-watched YouTube music videos of 2011 (Part II)
Top-watched official music videos by Singaporeans in 2011.
What Singaporeans most watched on YouTube in 2011 (Part I)
According to YouTube stats, Singaporeans love Ryan Higa. And the content is not even Singaporean!
Techgoondu Christmas Wishlist 2011
What would a bunch of geeks want for Christmas? Besides world peace and justice.
LinkedIn to leverage projected economic downturn for regional push
With a successful initial public offering and the recent opening of its Asia Pacific (APAC) headquarters in Singapore under its belt, professional networking website LinkedIn is gearing up for more growth…
Goondu Christmas guide 2011: last minute gifts
Christmas is coming fast and if you are still looking to buy a last-minute gift for the favourite techie in your life, here's a quick guide!
SingTel launches LTE services, expects 80 per cent coverage by end 2012
SingTel is upping download speeds on the go on December 22, with a new mobile broadband service that promises up to 75Mbps with the new LTE or long term evolution…
SMRT parodies on social media
It can't be said that Singaporeans don't have a sense of humour. The recent SMRT debacle has provided lots of juicy fodder for spoofs of every sort. Rather than stew…
