It’s no longer cool to just watch TV shows on the TV anymore. The increased demand for shows anytime, and anywhere, have seen the improvement of services such as Toggle and Xinmsn. As an alternative to Xinmsn, there’s RecordTV which offers a Digital Video Recording (DVR) service in the cloud / internet.
Singapore had spent a fair bit on a wireless connectivity infrastructure and offers the Wireless@SG and Wireless@SGx service. Starting from mid 2013, speeds are expected to increase twofold to 2Mbps. Wireless@SGx allows for automatic log-in unlike the Wireless@SG sibling. This allows for a seamless connection, similar to that of your home network, but there are …
The Sony Xperia Z, dubbed as the best smartphone that Sony has ever built, would go on sale in Singapore this week. The Android Jelly Bean-toting (albeit only 4.1.2), water resistant Sony Xperia Z comes with some of the best specs available on the market – and is one of the most eagerly awaited handsets …
Straits Times recently updated their mobile website paper reader to be a non-flash based solution. This allowed mobile users, especially Android users to a full paper access if you are a paid Straits Times digital subscriber. Touted as the first SPH-mobile ereader, the new mobile website is an alternative way to read the Straits Times …
Navigation in Singapore just got easier with the launch of indoor maps by Google. Indoor Google Maps is now available in 22 shopping malls in Singapore. Available only on its Android app, users can now launch the Google Maps application and avoid getting lost in one of the many cavernous Singapore malls.
ASUS announced that the Nexus 7 3G 32GB would be available in Singapore today at the launch price of $499.
For year end travellers planning a holiday, do take note! Budget Airlines like Jetstar, Airasia, Tiger Airways and Skoot will charge you a fee when you use a credit card for online payment. The amount could add up to be quite significant as it ranges from $6-$8 per person per sector, depending on carrier. They …