Dell acquires backup software specialist AppAssure
Dell has acquired AppAssure, a backup and recovery software specialist, in a bid to beef up its software and storage portfolio. The latest acquisition by the world's third…
Fujifilm’s X-Pro1 is the most expensive mirrorless interchangeable lens camera yet
Pictures look great, as the company promises, but with a price tag of S$2,400 for the body alone, the new Fujifilm mirrorless shooter has some serious convincing to do.
Time to buy an updated Blackberry Playbook on the cheap?
With attractive prices and updated software this week that finally reverses the massive mistakes of last year, the tablet might be worth considering for folks looking for a good bargain.
Dual-screen Sony Tablet P goes on sale in Singapore at S$848
The clamshell design will surely remind folks of portable game consoles of the past, and this Sony is a certified Playstation gadget that plays your games made for other Sony…
Goondu review: Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning
Techgoondu reviews Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning and finds it a fun button mashing action RPG
Epson shows off “world’s lightest” GPS tracker for runners
Don't call it a watch, even if it looks like one of those digital wonders that you wore to school in the 1980s. This new gizmo from Epson is touted…
Goondu DIY: Choosing and switching your mobile, broadband and TV plans
What should you be aware of when you next sign up for those two-year contracts, after the big changes in the telecom market in the past few years? Here's a…
Fibre broadband start-up MyRepublic takes on the Big Three telcos
Consumers signing up for fibre broadband services in Singapore got one more alternative to the big three of SingTel, StarHub and M1 earlier this week, with the entry of MyRepublic,…
Singapore is the world’s most Facebooked nation, says Hitwise
Singapore is the most Facebooked nation in the world, says Hitwise
Commentary: Reality check on the cloud
When the going gets tough, business will often cast their eyes on the next big thing to boost the bottomline. The current hype in IT happens to be cloud computing,…
Post cloud: what will happen in the next 10 years
If Parallel's founder Serguei Beloussov gets his way, the technology landscape in 2022 will be dominated by mobile and social technologies, big data and the cloud. People would interact through…
SMBs warming up to cloud services
The market for cloud computing services among small and medium sized businesses (SMBs) is expected to swell to US$68 billion by 2014, a new study has found. According to Parallels'…
Goondu review: Bose OE2i headphones
Like all Bose gear, the OE2i is not cheap. But if you like a compact pair of headphones with offers above average audio, they are worth checking out.
Reality business TV show Angel’s Gate and the crowdsourcing experiment
Just launched reality TV show Angel's Gate puts crowdsourcing, crowdfunding and social community to good use.
Sony unveils array of balanced armature earphones, offers money-back guarantee
The earphones feature micro-sized balanced armature (BA) drivers which are smaller than local ten-cent coins.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus finally out in Singapore on Feb 11, in white and black
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the Google phone that had fans waiting for months, is finally here in Singapore this Saturday with a small bonus - it will come in both…
Nokia rolls out Belle update for Symbian phones in Singapore
Nokia Singapore is rolling out the Belle version of its Symbian operating system for 12- to 18-month old phones like the N8 and E7 from today, showing that it has…
Nikon D800: this could be the mini-D4 you’re looking for
If you fell in love with Nikon’s new flagship full-frame DSLR the D4, but are craving for some more megapixel “oomph”, your wish might be granted in the form of…
Google Docs Android app now supports offline reading
Google has updated the Google Docs Android app with an offline capability that lets you read your documents without an Internet connection. With the highly anticipated…
Streaming music service Rara.com launches in Singapore
New streaming service Rara.com launches in Singapore, but fails to impress on cost or DRM issues.
