ANA switches to Oracle ERP Cloud, improves compliance and ability to make business
In just eight months, a new cloud-based ERP systems has enabled ANA to improve compliance and make quick business decisions.
StarHub shuts down cable network for good
StarHub has moved "hundreds of thousands" of its cable customers onto a fibre broadband network in the last 10 months.
Goondu review: Sony Xperia 1
Costing S$1,299, the Xperia 1 is playing with the big boys, in an unforgiving segment of the market where any slip up can be costly.
Singapore tops AI readiness index of 105 cities
Singapore is the most ready to face the disruptions brought about by artificial intelligence (AI), according to an index of 105 global cities.
Softbank Robotics launches first rent-a-robot offering for cleaning services in Singapore
Managers of shopping malls, airports and big office buildings can now “rent” a robot to clean their places for S$499 a month, plus a S$100 maintenance fee.
Can governments drive the adoption of blockchain?
Malaysia’s national applied research and development agency, MIMOS, is using blockchain to streamline processes to make it easy to do business.
Oracle goes AI in a big way with cloud, database services
With a new logo and a true-to-form performance from executive chairman Larry Ellison at OpenWorld, Oracle is looking to AI and cloud to boost its fortunes.
What’s next for Huawei without Google’s services?
Without access to Google services in its new Mate 30 phone, Huawei has its work cut out, especially in the short term for markets outside China.
Hands on: Huawei Mate 30 Pro comes with Android, without Google services
Without access to Google apps, the new Huawei Mate 30 Pro has pulled out all stops to win over users with its hardware. But is it enough?
Can newly urban Asia inspire a new wave of laptops? HP thinks so
In America, where it is common to drive to work, a laptop is often dumped in the backseat along with the day's essentials. It isn't lugged around, except to meeting…
Hands on: HP Elite Dragonfly convertible laptop weighs under 1kg
The HP Elite Dragonfly, touted as the lightest compact business convertible notebook, weighs in at just 999 grams in its basic configuration.
Going on the cloud? Think SD-WAN
A business-centric SD-WAN is needed to maximise the benefits of moving to the cloud in a truly successful transformation effort.
Emotet malware an emerging threat to Singapore organisations: Ensign
Activity from the Emotet malware has more than tripled in Singapore, posing a cybersecurity threat to organisations here, says Ensign Infosecurity.
Goondu review: Sony RX100 VII
The Sony RX100 VII is the camera for folks who want a bit more quality than from a smartphone and who want it in a still relatively small package.
When the biggest feature of a new iPhone is its lower price
When a company like Apple, one that boasts of never having to compete on price, decides to cut prices, it is losing its hold on its customers.
Online video streaming war looms with Apple’s S$7 video streaming service
An online video war is looming. The maker of iPhone, Apple is expanding its services business with Apple TV+.
After a false start, Samsung Galaxy Fold to be out in Singapore on September 18
Samsung's Galaxy Fold, the first mainstream smartphone with a foldable screen, is out in Singapore on September 18, though at a high price of S$3,088.
Uncover the vulnerability and exploit internally, don’t rely on bug bounties alone
Organisations should not use bug bounties as a lazy way to detect vulnerabilities, at least not before trying to find some of the loopholes themselves.
Goondu review: Huawei Nova 5T
The Huawei Nova 5T is a mid-budget phone that offers bang for buck at a reasonable price of S$598, half that of flagship phones today.
LG to start selling 8K OLED TVs this month
The LG Signature OLED 8K TV, also called 88Z9, promises to bring together sharper images and the high-quality contrast and colour on OLED screens.
