New Asus ZenBook UX490 comes with expandable, desktop-class graphics
To the ZenBook UX490, a user can attach a discrete graphics card like the top-of-range Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 via an Asus external graphics dock.
Singapore government to give out S$2.4 billion in ICT tenders this year
The Singapore government will give out contracts worth S$2.4 billion in the current financial year to boost efforts in smart nation and digitisation efforts in the country.
ofo bikes to come with GPS, 3-speed gears but require deposit
Bike-sharing firm ofo will start charging a S$39 deposit and have GPS tracking to answer concerns over the misuse of its bikes.
Experiencing Singapore-made virtual reality school lessons and medical training
These applications are increasingly real-world and focused on solving real problems, and less gimmicks and proofs-of-concept of the technology platforms.
Frequency fees waived for telcos testing out 5G services in Singapore
Telecom operators testing out new 5G services in Singapore will have frequency fees waived until December 2019, as the country seeks advance the new mobile technology.
The future of enterprise mobility
Can enterprise mobility provide contextual information, for example? Can it automatically provide users with information that is relevant to them based on where they are?
Take part in the Cybersecurity Challenge Singapore and kick start a career in cybersecurity
Players will assess how vulnerable their virtual cyber defences are and respond to an online attack by analysing these incidents and investigating if any form of malware has compromised the…
Technology changing cinematography and film production
Technology is bringing disruption and opportunity to the world of cinematography and film production.
A step up on cyber security, as threats intensify
As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated and coordinated, they are forcing governments and companies to turn to more proactive defences to protect the vital data and services delivered online.
Smart cities pave the way for urban living
No longer a novelty like a few years ago, smart technologies are now crucial to helping a city attract talent, create jobs and improve the quality of life for citizens.
Sensing an opportunity, Veeam expands in Asia
Revenue from this region grew faster than the global market for Veeam.
Growing up fast, Veeam targets larger enterprise customers
The company which started from providing virtualisation management services to small and medium companies, is reaching out to large enterprises.
Apple apps to support Global Accessibility Awareness Day
To mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day on May 18th, Apple launched its Designed for Everyone campaign with short astonishing videos of seven people who are using its accessible technology in…
HPE builds computer for Big Data era
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise unveiled on May 16 a new type of computer, called The Machine, that relies on memory to crunch data 10,000 times faster than traditional systems.
Five ways to avoid being an easy victim of ransomware
You can only try to stay safe as much as possible in a connected world and minimise the chances of being a victim.
Augmented reality comes to life with Metavision Meta 2 glasses
"For the first time, I feel like I am wearing a device that I would not mind having on all day, which can only be good for potential industrial designers…
Dell EMC prepared to extend service-based pricing to more products
Dell EMC could extend service-based pricing like the flexible consumption model announced this week to more products as technology becomes commoditised and utility-like.
Curved-edge Xiaomi Mi Note 2, Redmi 4X out in Singapore
With the screen curved on both sides like its its Korean rivals, the new Xiaomi Mi Note 2 has the works in terms of hardware and looks.
Dell EMC touts zero upfront cost payment plans for servers in market share battle
Dell EMC has rolled out monthly repayment plans that promise to cut initial costs for companies embarking on digital transformation
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise to invest US$140 million in innovation programme, help Singapore startups globalise
HPE chose Singapore as a regional headquarters, chief executive officer Meg Whitman said, because it is in the centre of the Asia-Pacific region, the company’s fastest growth area.
