Telco veteran Peter Kaliaropoulos is new StarHub CEO
Industry veteran Peter Kaliaropoulos is set to take over as StarHub CEO on July 9, the telecom operator said this morning.
LG’s 2018 OLED TVs sport new processor, promise smoother motion
LG's 2018 OLED TVs are led by the wallpaper-thin W8, the followup to last year's money-no-object TV for those who want to splurge.
Hands on: Google Home is your own virtual secretary and helper
On the whole, Google Home is a fairly intuitive gadget. For the most part, it understands pretty well what it is told to do.
Lessons in e-commerce from Carrefour Taiwan: Start small, experiment and expand gradually
Carrefour was not sure whether Taiwanese consumers would take to online shopping for supermarket goods, especially perishables.
Solving the world’s business problems through AI
Appier has integrated its AI-powered data intelligence solution called Axion into messaging platform Line.
New Asus ZenFone 5 costs S$488 in Singapore, enters crowded mid-end market
The new Asus ZenFone 5, out in Singapore now, may share a name with a predecessor from 2014 but it is a much more souped-up version aimed at a tough mid-end market.
SIA moves to a cloud-first strategy as part of its digital transformation
After 43 years, Singapore Airlines (SIA) shut down its mainframe in 2013, moving its airline reservations and check-in system to the cloud.
Goondu review: Far Cry 5 will delight fans of the open-world shooter
Far Cry 5 is still fun to gun around, but the story and premise struggle to live up to the bar that has been set high by previous instalments in…
On Lazada, Razer Game Store starts selling games online to Southeast Asia gamers
Simply called Razer Game Store, it not only sells the hottest games but also the range gaming accessories that Razer is famous for.
Specialising in one AI industry to stay ahead of the AI curve
Singapore have to move faster if it wants to be ahead of the game in artificial intelligence (AI), according to Nvidia.
Enterprises have too many cybersecurity vendors, lack coordination: ServiceNow
The problem, says ServiceNow, may not be having enough cyber defences, but having too many of them from different vendors and not coordinating the effort.
Goondu review: Huawei P20 Pro moves mobile photography up a notch
The P20 Pro moves mobile photography up a notch and should be high on your list if mobile images mean anything to you.
StarHub boosts 4G speeds to 1Gbps in parts of Singapore
StarHub is boosting the top speed on its 4G network to 1Gbps, becoming the first telecom operator in Singapore to offer such a service to consumers.
At Leica, a partnership with Huawei is bearing fruit with breakthroughs in mobile photography
Leica engineers today see themselves as innovators on another compact format - the smartphone, which millions of people use to take photos every day.
Buy GPUs to save money, says Nvidia, as it brings out AI-focused products
Nvidia rolled out a number of AI offerings to power simulations for robotics and autonomous vehicles as well as graphics chips for workstations and data centres.
Troubles with Grab-Uber merger a reminder of the complexity of urban issues
People had high expectations - perhaps unrealistic ones - of technology solving many of today's problems. Grab merging with Uber shattered many illusions.
Huawei’s P20 notch draws controversy to a phone that promises much more
Now, if only Huawei had done away with the notch, the P20's sleek design would have just been called sleek, without any talk of it being a copycat again.
Huawei P20 and P20 Pro sport new cameras to take on Samsung, Apple
Souped up with new cameras, the Huawei P20 and P20 Pro are priced close to Samsung's flagships. It must be confident that the phones do not have to be cheaper…
M1 partners Keppel Electric to sell electricity in Singapore
M1 is selling electricity services to home owners through partner Keppel Electric, just days after rival telecom operator StarHub starting doing so in Singapore's newly liberalised electricity market.
As Uber gives up Southeast Asia to Grab, what’s the deal for consumers?
For Grab, there will also be no urgency to cut prices and run endless promotions to capture a market. It is now the undisputed king of the hill.
