Phone makers pile in to exploit Samsung weakness
Phone makers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung, still licking its wounds from a costly recall of its flagship Galaxy Note 7.
Uphill struggle against cyber attacks, as Mindef hacking case shows
The attack is another wake-up call for government agencies planning to go digital with more e-services in the months ahead.
StarHub JuniorProtectPlus plan lets parents set surfing curfews for children
Called JuniorProtect Plus, the service launched enables parents to set surfing times and receive online reports of surfing habits for broadband and mobile services.
Goondu review: Beseye Pro wireless camera
The Beseye Pro performed impressively for what it was meant to do, as a surveillance solution for your home.
Goondu review: Final Fantasy XV
FFXV is truly a game to be savoured slowly, like the gourmet food whipped up by one of the game characters. Take your time to wander and explore.
Goondu review: Asus Transformer 3 Pro
The Asus Transformer 3 Pro is certainly an able machine that can do what most laptops can in a handsome form factor.
Dell is recycling plastic found in the ocean to pack its laptops
Dell is using the plastic that is found floating on waterways and beaches to pack its new XPS 13 laptops, as part of its recycling efforts to reduce damage to…
Sony set to bring new Bravia A1 OLED TVs to Singapore
The new Bravia A1 TV is the first from the Japanese electronics manufacturer to feature an OLED panel, instead of traditional LED or LCD panels.
Hands on: Oppo R9s Plus
The Oppo R9s Plus an easy phone to use and the design is agreeable though it may not stand out easily in a crowded shopfront.
New S$8.4m cyber security lab in NUS to boost capabilities
The cyber security lab will provide a realistic environment for researchers and industry players to test out how best to defend against online threats
HTC seeks comeback in Singapore with fresh strategy
Folks who remember HTC in its heyday and still look forward to its new phones will be happy to hear its renewed optimism.
Samsung’s new QLED TVs try to outshine OLED TVs in 2017
Fancy name or not, Samsung will have to convince people paying top dollar that its QLED TVs are the best for their living rooms.
Hands on: HTC U Ultra and U Play
The U Ultra is HTC's flagship phone for 2017, whereas the U Play is a more affordable mid-tier offering that promises the same premium feel as the U Ultra.
One in three Singapore users don’t manage passwords securely: CSA
Most respondents said they used a combination of letters, numbers and symbols in their passwords, but about one in three did not manage them securely, it found.
Net-savvy Singapore users worry about digital privacy: EY survey
Privacy is one of the topmost concerns among the digitally active in Singapore, who also want the authorities make organisations more transparent and upfront about how they use the information…
Asus XG-U2008 switch lets you hook up to 10Gbps at home
If you have a 10Gbps fibre broadband service in Singapore, you'd be happy to know there's a new Asus switch that handles the ultra-high bandwidth coming into your home.
M1 Data Passport now lets travellers use local data across ASEAN
M1's new ASEAN Data Passport roaming deal lets travellers use their local mobile data bundle while overseas in nine countries.
Experience augmented reality at ArtScience Museum with a Lenovo Phab 2 Pro
Get a sense of the much-talked about augmented reality (AR) experience by going into a virtual rainforest at Marina Bay Sands' ArtScience Museum.
New rules for autonomous vehicles in Singapore, but tough questions await
Answering the tough questions on responsibility and liability is altogether something else, as autonomous vehicles become more common.
One in five S’pore computers faced malware attacks: Microsoft
An estimated one in five computers in Singapore encountered malicious software online between April and June last year, according to a report by Microsoft.
