Sony Alpha 7 Mark IV review: An evolved hybrid shooter for the prosumer
The Sony Alpha 7 Mark IV offers top-of-the-line autofocus performance without breaking the bank, plus better ergonomics and image quality.
How your laptop can help boost your enterprise security posture
Enterprises need to find a way to better secure endpoint devices like laptops, as part of a holistic defence against new cyber threats.
Meeting the healthcare sector’s unique challenges
During the pandemic, cyber attackers targeted the healthcare sector, cashing in as victims became desperate in life-and-death situations.
OCBC scam: Make banks share risks by setting standard for login security, fraud detection
The OCBC scam is a reminder that banks need to share risks more evenly with customers after they have reaped the benefits for digitalisation.
Hands on: Huawei P50 Pocket is a sleek looking flip phone
The Huawei P50 Pocket feels like a well-made flip phone and it packs in some compelling cameras and imaging hardware.
Oppo Reno7 Pro 5G review: A new sensor for a selfie camera
With a sleek design that's both good looking and handy, as well as an excellent selfie camera, the S$999 Oppo Reno7 Pro is attractive.
As issues of fairness and sustainability boil over, a developer sabotages his open-source code in protest
The most important software that underpins so much of today's digital infrastructure is maintained by volunteers who are often unappreciated.
Phishing, attacks on cloud entities and ransomware bring new cybersecurity challenges this year
Phishing, cloud attacks and ransomware will bring new challenges in 2022, as hacking tools and expertise become easily available.
Intel starts shipping Arc graphics chips, promising new options for PC gamers
Intel Arc graphics chips will feature in 50 mobile and desktop PC designs from manufacturers like Acer, Asus, Dell, HP and Lenovo this year.
Nvidia announces free Omniverse digital tools for 3D creators
Nvidia is giving away a free version of Omniverse, its real-time 3D design, collaboration and simulation suite, to creators using its graphics cards to create virtual worlds.
The metaverse may seem a strange idea but we’re already through the rabbit hole
We've already begun the journey into the metaverse with so much of today's digital interactions. There's no going back up the rabbit hole.
Can flip phones help foldable designs go mainstream in 2022?
In recent days, Huawei, Honor and Motorola showed off flip-screen phones that could make foldable designs more common in 2022.
Goondu review: Sony WF-C500 true wireless earphones are attractively priced
Though without features like active noise cancelling and touch controls, the well priced Sony WF-C500 earphones can still sound decent.
Goondu review: Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition
The graphics have improved but the Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy - The Definitive Edition fails to preserve what made the games special.
What the Techgoondu team wish for at Christmas 2021
From a Steam Deck that lets us play games on the go to a network storage drive that keeps our photos and music safely, these are the gadgets on the…
Goondu review: Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin (2021) offers decent sounds for a stylish speaker
The S$1,200 price for the Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin is no small change but the wireless speaker offers a stylish design and decent sound.
Q&A: Why in-lab full scene emulation is critical to achieving the next level in vehicle autonomy
Fully autonomous vehicles need to go through newer and more thorough tests to make them a reality on the roads.
Hands on: Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) helps track your sleep
The Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) lets you easily track your sleep patterns without having to strap on a smartwatch or fitness band.
Is smartphone innovation dead? Three possible leaps in 2022
Is smartphone innovation dead? Foldable screens, a nicer display without a notch and better batteries can impress users again.
Fresh questions for businesses that have rushed to the cloud during the pandemic
The digital transformation that once equated to jumping on an infinitely powerful cloud bandwagon has brought new questions today.
