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Singapore workers turn to personal devices to get their jobs done
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Singapore workers turn to personal devices to get their jobs done

April 3rd, 2012 | by Aaron Tan
An overwhelming majority of Singaporeans bring their personal devices to work, with half of them using the devices for work-related tasks, a new survey has found. According to the VMware New Way of Work study released today, 88...
HTC One X LTE version likely to be tuned for Singapore in 2012
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HTC One X LTE version likely to be tuned for Singapore in 2012

April 2nd, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
HTC may be shipping its One X flagship phone today in Singapore, but it is also eyeing a version of the phone that logs on to the faster long-term evolution (LTE) networks later this...
Apple offers iPad refunds in Australia over LTE, will other countries follow?
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Apple offers iPad refunds in Australia over LTE, will other countries follow?

March 29th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
Consumer and advertising standards groups in Sweden, Denmark, Britain and New Zealand are said to be watching the case in Australia. There are also reports that the European Commission could take action against Apple for its 4G...
SingTel to sell Sony PS Vita 3G from S$99 with subscription
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SingTel to sell Sony PS Vita 3G from S$99 with subscription

March 27th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
Gamers who have been looking out for the 3G version of the Playstation Vita will be happy to know that SingTel will be selling it in Singapore from April 14 with a mobile broadband contract, and with a discount for those who sign...
Commentary: New iPad shows up LTE fragmentation
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Commentary: New iPad shows up LTE fragmentation

March 18th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
Not everyone checks up the specs on the new Apple iPad before buying the shiny toy, but for those who do, they will find an interesting entry in a section called Wireless and Cellular. Not only is there mention of the touted...
Fibre broadband prices slashed at new price war at IT Show
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Fibre broadband prices slashed at new price war at IT Show

March 9th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
The rapidly heating up broadband wars in Singapore crossed an important mark this week, when the Big Three telcos all dropped prices for the benchmark 100Mbps service under S$50 a month. SingTel, StarHub and M1 began a new phase...
LiveJournal finally gets its own e-commerce system
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LiveJournal finally gets its own e-commerce system

March 4th, 2012 | by Raymond Lau
With the launch of LJCheckout a couple of weeks ago, blog shop owners now have the option to integrate a full-fledged e-commerce system into their...
Competition heats up with another no-contract fibre broadband plan
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Competition heats up with another no-contract fibre broadband plan

February 28th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
Yet another service provider has come up with fibre broadband plans without the usual two-year lock-in period, in the latest sign of competition heating up in Singapore. ViewQwest today said it would sell its high-end plans...
Commentary: IDA pushes for faster fibre turn-on
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Commentary: IDA pushes for faster fibre turn-on

February 28th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
The fibre optic cable may have reached your home, but when you try signing up for one of those speedy fibre broadband services that your friends have been talking about, you are told to wait up several weeks or even months for...
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Goondu DIY: Choosing and switching your mobile, broadband and TV plans

February 20th, 2012 | by Alfred Siew
What should you be aware of when you next sign up for those two-year contracts, after the big changes in the telecom market in the past few years? Here's a Techgoondu...
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