Tag Archive for "android"

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4 handy tips to protect your smartphone privacy

February 18th, 2018 | by Louis Teo

With more information shared online, the risk of losing one's privacy goes up as well. Here are four ways to mitigate the...

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A decade old now, mobile apps are disrupting financial, retail, entertainment industries

January 22nd, 2018 | by Grace Chng

Angry Birds took a mere 35 days to reach 50 million users. Radio took 38 years and television took 13...

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Western Digital My Cloud Home promises easier access with Android-based OS

November 7th, 2017 | by Alfred Siew

Almost everything on the Western Digital My Book Home is controlled from an app and it runs on an Android-based operating...

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Hands on: HTC U Ultra and U Play

February 16th, 2017 | by Nigel Chen

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...

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Goondu DIY: Getting your old Nexus 9 up to speed again

February 3rd, 2017 | by Alfred Siew

If you want to squeeze that last ounce of usefulness out of your humble Nexus 9, these are some ways to keep it...

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HTC unveils U Ultra and U Play, does away with all-metal look

January 13th, 2017 | by Nigel Chen

The first thing you will notice about the 5.7-inch U Ultra is that it departs from HTC's all aluminium design that its past few flagship phones were renowned...

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Hands-on: LG V20 is souped up for multimedia

October 16th, 2016 | by Desmond Koh

The 5.7" LG V20 (S$998) is one of the first smartphones to run Android 7.0, while packing wide-angle front, rear cameras and quality...

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Hands on: Sony Xperia XZ

September 30th, 2016 | by Desmond Koh

The Xperia XZ is finally a device that deserves the title of a flagship for Sony, after the uncertainty that came with the previous X...

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Goondu review: HTC 10

June 26th, 2016 | by Nigel Chen

Is the HTC 10 a perfect 10? No. But it is pretty close to it. There aren't any major flaws with it, and the phone excels in in just about every aspect....

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Goondu review: BlackBerry Priv

February 22nd, 2016 | by Alvin Lai

Now running Android but still sporting a hard keyboard for BlackBerry diehards, the Priv is one attractive...

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Five tips and tricks for your new Android gadget

December 26th, 2015 | by Alfred Siew

There are many good things that the operating system does out of the box, but also quite a few areas where you should tweak to make everything work better for...

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Goondu review: Lenovo Vibe Shot

October 6th, 2015 | by Wilson Wong

With the Vibe Shot, Lenovo hopes to cater to shutterbugs looking for a phone that looks and works like a point and shoot...

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Hands-on: Alcatel Onetouch Flash

May 25th, 2015 | by Aaron Tan

Following the launch of Xiaomi’s Redmi Note last year, a slew of smartphone makers have been jostling for a slice of the market for low-cost phablets. China’s TCL Communication recently joined the fray with its Alcatel...

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Hands-on: Asus Zenfone 2

April 15th, 2015 | by Desmond Koh

Asus has updated its well-received Zenfone low-cost smartphone line with five new models under the Zenfone 2 moniker, including the world’s first phone with 4GB of RAM. All variants feature enhanced ergonomics and internals,...

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Huawei ups the ante in low-cost smartphones with the G7 and Honor 3C Lite

March 21st, 2015 | by Desmond Koh

Both phones have shunned the plasticky feel that low- and mid-range devices are known...

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Hands on: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Note Edge

October 4th, 2014 | by Wilson Wong

When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note “phablet” three years ago, detractors mocked the huge size of the device at a time when smartphones were getting thinner. But it didn’t take too long for consumers to...