As ransomware threats rise, reconsider remote access to your NAS at home
With more ransomware attacks against network attached storage (NAS) devices, home users should reconsider opening up remote access to them.
Talent shortage can hold up Singapore’s move to the cloud, say experts
A talent shortage in Singapore can slow down the deployment of cloud infrastructure and services, slowing down transformation efforts.
StarHub wins live EPL broadcast rights for next six years but that ship may have sailed
After more than 12 years, StarHub has won back EPL broadcast rights. However, the market as well as viewing habits have changed.
Singtel unveils “all-in-one” platform promising network slicing, easy rollout of 5G apps
Singtel is rolling out its "all-in-one" Paragon platform that promises to let businesses deploy 5G apps and services easily.
Keysight 2022 predictions: Technology predictions from an electronic design and test thinktank
Keysight executives comment on the shape-shifting business operations and technology trends that are unfolding through the lens of the pandemic.
Construction begins for SEA-ME-WE 6 subsea cable linking France to Singapore
The 19,200km-long SEA-ME-WE 6 subsea cable promises to connect the three regions at speeds of up to 100TB per second.
As photographers grapple with costlier lenses, what can camera makers do to attract them?
With lenses costing more, owning a camera may become less attractive to users. That's unless camera makers match what smartphones can do.
Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra review: Performance at a cost, for those after the latest and greatest
The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra has a great design, a buttery smooth interface and capable cameras but they come at a hefty price as well.
Q&A: The metaverse will be a photorealistic 3D world, says Jon Lee of Vizzio Technologies
The metaverse will be a realistic representation of a parallel virtual universe, containing lifelike 3D digital objects and people, says Dr Jon Lee.
New anti-scam measures are good but standards needed instead of “best effort” from banks
Standards for fraud detection and risk management measures need to be prescribed for banks instead of just relying on their "best effort".
Time to use a tablet, as new ones like Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra get bigger screens than laptops?
With new tablets like the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra boasting screens larger than laptops, is it time to switch over?
No immediate, mass exploits but Log4Shell threat to remain for years: Sophos
The Log4JShell bug that hit various online services in December will be a target for exploitation for years to come, warned Sophos.
Samsung’s Galaxy S22 Ultra is a noteworthy replacement for a one-time sleeper hit
The Galaxy S22 Ultra includes a stylus that marks it as a true replacement for Samsung's Galaxy Note series of phones.
Managing your laptop fleet easily as workloads get more complex
With new hybrid workstyles, enterprises have to find smarter, more effective ways to manage devices, such as the laptops, used by employees.
Four influential trends that will accelerate IT and OT convergence in 2022
Four important trends that will accelerate enterprises’ digital efforts, improving their operational and strategic capabilities, in 2022.
Want to connect up cameras, sensors at home? Time to consider Power over Ethernet
More homes should run Power over Ethernet (PoE), which uses a single network cable to power up Wi-Fi access points, cameras and other devices.
NUS to roll out solar-powered campus Wi-Fi in 5G tie-up with StarHub
The National University of Singapore is deploying a campus Wi-Fi network that's fully solar powered, as part of a two-year trial with StarHub.
Five steps to avoid being an easy victim of an online or SMS scam
With online and SMS scams now increasingly common, it pays to be wary of emerging threats. Here are five steps to avoid being an easy victim.
When upgrading to Windows 11 took no more than a few clicks, like child’s play
A restart may be all it needs for users to seamlessly download and upgrade to Microsoft's Windows 11 on their PCs.
Why software quality is vital in a digital-first world
Organisations must find a way to balance the speed of release with software quality, which is costing companies trillions of dollars.
