Take a tour of the National Museum, past and present, with augmented reality
There is potential in the technology, and the early showcases in Singapore signal the potential for AR to be deployed in tour experiences. There can be improvements, of course.
As Singapore banks ditch physical tokens, can software options be as secure?
The question users must ask is whether this new digital token is as secure as before.
Goondu review: LG G6 promises less frills, more user-friendly features
Placed on a shop display among rival phones, the LG G6 doesn't catch the eye like a star gadget. Given time, it can grow on you.
Q&A: Futurologist Ian Pearson says selfies will grow up to be more useful
Dr Ian Pearson, a British futurologist, tells Techgoondu that the selfie will become more important over time as people grow more accepting of sharing their images openly.
Linksys Velop Wi-Fi Mesh system promises better connectivity at home
The Velop will come in handy for many Singapore home owners, often enjoy only a fraction of the generous fibre broadband speeds because of poor Wi-Fi.
Touting practical features, LG’s G6 aims to battle sleeker rivals
The LG G6 is out in Singapore on April 14 for S$988, significantly lower than rival Samsung's new flagship phones, while eschewing a sleek design for a more practical approach.
M1 woos enterprises with new corporate mobile plans
Called Enterprise Mobile, the new M1 corporate plans target an increasingly competitive market for corporate mobile services.
Hands on: Huawei P10 Plus banks on camera quality
Going for S$998 in Singapore, the new P10 Plus will also attract those who are new to the Huawei brand.
Samsung looks to sleek Galaxy S8, S8+ to win back users
Out in Singapore in April, the Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ will determine how well the Korean firm does, not just this year but in the years ahead.
Time for government agencies to be citizen-centric in Singapore’s smart nation push
Perhaps only a handful out of dozens of smart nation projects will grow into truly transformative services that make a real difference. If that happens in the next three years,…
Goondu review: Xiaomi Redmi Note 4
The Note 4 is proof that specifications do not always matter. The difference in performance between flagship phones and budget phones is much smaller than benchmarks would indicate.
Goondu review: Gravity Rush 2
Gravity Rush 2 is a fun game with a good variety of activities, interesting characters and clever missions designed around the simple concept of manipulating gravity.
Ears on: Sonos Playbase
For home owners who want a straightforward system that also performs reasonably well, the S$1,299 Sonos Playbase will surely appeal.
With new leaders, StarHub looks to enterprise and new businesses
StarHub has hired an experienced industry executive and strengthened its management team, as it looks to new businesses as well as to beef up its offerings to large enterprises.
Ex-Angry Birds team launch science learning game with Oxford, CERN
The creators of hits like Angry Birds and Tower Bloxx have come up with a game that to promises let children learn particle physics through casual gameplay.
Samsung launches souped-up Galaxy Tab S3, despite falling tablet sales
Samsung has souped up its Galaxy Tab S3 tablet even as there appears to be waning interest for such devices.
Hands on: Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 follows in footsteps of last year’s successful model
The new Xiaomi Redmi Note 4 sports a more refined and premium design than its predecessor.
Samsung Galaxy S7, S7 edge finally get Nougat update in Singapore
If you're rocking a year-old Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 edge in Singapore, the good news is that the much-awaited Android 7.0 update is rolling out right now.
Singapore PC maker Dreamcore to show off custom gaming PCs at IT Show 2017
Dreamcore PCs come with a custom-designed aluminium case that is smaller than a typical game console but squeezes in top-end gaming components that are upgradeable in future.
Hit by cyber attacks, some Singapore enterprises are fighting back with AI
When Phoon Huat, a baking accessories firm in Singapore, had some of its files locked by cyber attackers, it decided not to pay the ransom.
