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Cybersecurity
19
May 2022

Ransomware hit 65 per cent of organisations in Singapore: Sophos
As many as 65 per cent of organisations in Singapore were hit by ransomware in 2021, up from 25 per cent in 2020, according to...
Imaging
15
May 2022

DJI Mini 3 Pro hands-on: A TikTok-ready pocket drone
The DJI Mini 3 Pro is compact yet powerful done with a capable camera and handy features like an optional RC controller for ease of...
Audio-visual
06
May 2022

Devialet Dione review: Impressive scale for a soundbar but lacking in some areas
The Devialet Dione scores for its large-scale presentation, especially in movies, but it lacks some features expected of a costly...
Internet
27
Apr 2022

As Elon Musk readies to pocket Twitter, could social media finally “overcook” and turn off users?
Upheaval is expected if Elon Musk buys up Twitter. Will there be more conflict and polarisation on the social network, making users...

Gaming
17
May 2022

Razer Viper V2 Pro mouse review: So light yet so dark
Costing S$229.90, the Viper V2 Pro gaming mouse is cheaper, lighter and more sensitive than its predecessor...
Cybersecurity
13
May 2022

Hit by unusual outage, Singtel website, mobile apps go down
Hit by an unusual outage, the Singtel website was down from roughly 9pm last night to early morning, along...
Cellphones
12
May 2022

Out in Singapore for S$749, Pixel 6a brings Google Tensor chip at lower cost
The Pixel 6a offers the Tensor chip and other smarts like AI photography at a lower cost, but it faces stiff...
Audio-visual
11
May 2022

DJI MIC review: Fuss-free wireless audio recording for content creators
Though not cheap at S$529, the DJI Mic scores with its simplicity, convenience and audio quality and will be...
PC
04
May 2022

Why your PC needs a performance boost from a Dynabook SSD
Dynabook Boost SSDs offer capacities from 240GB to 2TB now. Read speeds go up to a stunning 3,300MB/s, a...

Enterprise
09
May 2022

Two students among award winners for using digital technology for good in Singapore
Two students who used digital technologies to improve their communities were recognised by Singapore Computer...
Enterprise
06
May 2022

Q&A: Plastic pollution cannot be easily reversed or recycled out of, but concrete action still matters, says Dell
The world’s reliance on single-use plastics means plastic pollution cannot be easily reversed or recycled...
Enterprise
05
May 2022

2.5 billion 5G voice users by 2026 can open door to new voice services: Juniper Research
There will be 2.5 billion 5G voice users by 2026, opening the door for telecom operators to deploy new voice...
Cybersecurity
29
Apr 2022

As cyber threats loom, businesses look to more streamlined cloud tools to log, analyse data for intrusions
Businesses are seeking new tools to log, monitor and respond to data generated by devices, networks and...
Uncategorized
28
Apr 2022

Keysight, Singapore Quantum Engineering Programme, to boost research, education in emerging field
Keysight Technologies and Singapore's Quantum Engineering Programme are collaborating to boost R&D education...

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Cellphones

Number port on Fri 13th… what plan to choose?

June 11th, 2008 | by Alfred Siew

Finally, full mobile number portability comes to Singapore on this Friday 13th. This means you can switch cellphone operators...

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PC

ATI and Nvidia news heat up as new graphics cards to debut this month

June 11th, 2008 | by Alfred Siew

After some quiet for a while, AMD and Nvidia seem to be finally at it again. Already purported beta drivers are out for...

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Cellphones

More cheap smartphones please

June 11th, 2008 | by Boon Kiat

I am no rabid fan of Apple’s “I am so cool” iPhone. I think it is a cleverly designed phone, but so is my Sony...

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Cellphones

iPhone 3G (hype) comes to Singapore (via SingTel)

June 10th, 2008 | by Alfred Siew

So, after months and months of hype, finally the 3G iPhone comes to Singapore through an exclusive deal with SingTel. People in...

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PC

3 days to go to PC Show

June 9th, 2008 | by Alfred Siew

Looking for a cheap hard disk drive to store all your pix? Waiting to pounce on a good deal for that 42-inch plasma or portable...

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Uncategorized

Introducing a tech news blog for geeks and goodus

June 9th, 2008 | by Alfred Siew

What do a few tech hacks in Singapore have in common? A love for gizmos, gadgets and all things that attract both geeks and...

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