NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 4 min ago
Wrapped in a sleek, aluminum casing, the USB 3.0 Express Ram Disk boasts sequential read and write speeds of up to 4041MBps and 5388MBps respectively.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 19 min ago
ASUStor has announced that all of its NAS products are fully compatible with Seagate's newly launched range of NAS hard drives.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 49 min ago
A 12-megapixel camera featuring one-of-a-kind swivel function for perfectly-framed self portraits, the Exilim EX-TR15 comes with built-in wireless connectivity and a Live View mode, enabling users to control various functions of the digital camera remotely via their smartphones.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 4 hours 4 min ago
Adobe dropped a major surprise in May when it announced that the next generation of its Creative Suite software will be available only on a subscription basis. That update, which re-brands all of Creative Suite (CS) to Creative Cloud (CC), is now live and available in Singapore.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 4 hours 44 min ago
SingTel today announced it will offer Shopify's eCommerce solution in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and India. Available from S$17 per month, the solution is an easy and affordable way for individuals and SMEs to set up online shops within minutes and accept secure credit card payments for goods and services.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 5 hours 24 min ago
Weighing just 127g, the wireless headset offers up to 40 hours of powerful audio performance over 30mm closed type, dynamic bass-enhanced speakers, and comes fused with Bluetooth 3.0 and NFC technologies.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 5 hours 44 min ago
The Thuraya SatSleeve brings satellite connectivity to the iPhone 4 and 4S. Once an iPhone is attached and the Thuraya app launched, the iPhone can connect to Thuraya's satellites with a clear line of sight, to make a call nearly anywhere in the world.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 6 hours 2 min ago
HTC just unveiled the Butterfly S at a launch event in Taiwan.
FEATURE / 19 Jun 2013 / 9 hours ago
Huawei officially launched the Ascend P6, the world's slimmest smartphone at an event in London last night. Here at CommunicAsia 2013, we had a chance to lay our hands on the Huawei Ascend P6. Hit the jump for our first impressions.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 9 min ago
Today at CommunicAsia 2013, Panasonic launched the JT-B1 Toughpad for Asia-Pacific, a 7-inch rugged tablet operating on Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The JT-B1 is US Military MIL-STD-810G and IP65 certified making it resistant to dust, water, shock, humidity, temperature and drops of up to 1.5m.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 9 min ago
Intel's chief technical officer Justin Rattner has recently confirmed that a smart watch is in the pipeline. He admitted at Bloomberg's Next Big Thing conference where he mentioned the work-in-progress device was part of Intel's broad plan to explore alternative display devices.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 23 min ago
Facebook will be holding a product event on 20 June, and might reveal a new feature for Instagram. According to sources familiar with the event, Instagram might be adding video into its feature set.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 44 min ago
With an 80 Plus Gold rating, the EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 power supply features a fully modular design with 1300W of continuous power, and comes backed by a 10-year EVGA warranty.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 11 hours 23 min ago
Sources told Gotta Be Mobile that LG is planning to unveil an Android smartphone with always on voice commands.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 11 hours 37 min ago
The graphics technology juggernaut aims to expand its business by licensing its graphics technology to other device manufacturers.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 19 hours 13 min ago
Shoot, share, badged, and play. That's how Molome - a photo-sharing app from Thailand - describes itself. Find out what it's doing here at CommunicAsia 2013.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 23 hours 3 min ago
Huawei just unveiled the 6.18mm thin Ascend P6, which is the world's thinnest smartphone.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 25 hours 54 min ago
Offering Mobiroo Apps On-Demand, the Android app subscription service for top, paid apps and games, you can use Mobiroo on up to three Android devices.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 26 hours 53 min ago
Singapore's population data is now on OneMap through the new Population Query service. This is a collaboration between the Department of Statistics and the Singapore Land Authority to enable users to visualize demographic data on a map.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 27 hours 14 min ago
Sony has just announced the new PMW-300 XDCAM camcorder for professionals at BroadcastAsia 2013. An evolution of the PMW-EX3, the PMW-300 XDCAM is able to record Full-HD at 50Mbps in MPEG HD422. It comes with a 1/2" Exmor Full-HD 3CMOS sensor with improved signal processing.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 4 min ago
Wrapped in a sleek, aluminum casing, the USB 3.0 Express Ram Disk boasts sequential read and write speeds of up to 4041MBps and 5388MBps respectively.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 19 min ago
ASUStor has announced that all of its NAS products are fully compatible with Seagate's newly launched range of NAS hard drives.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 3 hours 49 min ago
A 12-megapixel camera featuring one-of-a-kind swivel function for perfectly-framed self portraits, the Exilim EX-TR15 comes with built-in wireless connectivity and a Live View mode, enabling users to control various functions of the digital camera remotely via their smartphones.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 4 hours 4 min ago
Adobe dropped a major surprise in May when it announced that the next generation of its Creative Suite software will be available only on a subscription basis. That update, which re-brands all of Creative Suite (CS) to Creative Cloud (CC), is now live and available in Singapore.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 4 hours 44 min ago
SingTel today announced it will offer Shopify's eCommerce solution in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and India. Available from S$17 per month, the solution is an easy and affordable way for individuals and SMEs to set up online shops within minutes and accept secure credit card payments for goods and services.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 5 hours 24 min ago
Weighing just 127g, the wireless headset offers up to 40 hours of powerful audio performance over 30mm closed type, dynamic bass-enhanced speakers, and comes fused with Bluetooth 3.0 and NFC technologies.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 5 hours 44 min ago
The Thuraya SatSleeve brings satellite connectivity to the iPhone 4 and 4S. Once an iPhone is attached and the Thuraya app launched, the iPhone can connect to Thuraya's satellites with a clear line of sight, to make a call nearly anywhere in the world.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 6 hours 2 min ago
HTC just unveiled the Butterfly S at a launch event in Taiwan.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 9 min ago
Today at CommunicAsia 2013, Panasonic launched the JT-B1 Toughpad for Asia-Pacific, a 7-inch rugged tablet operating on Android Ice Cream Sandwich. The JT-B1 is US Military MIL-STD-810G and IP65 certified making it resistant to dust, water, shock, humidity, temperature and drops of up to 1.5m.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 9 min ago
Intel's chief technical officer Justin Rattner has recently confirmed that a smart watch is in the pipeline. He admitted at Bloomberg's Next Big Thing conference where he mentioned the work-in-progress device was part of Intel's broad plan to explore alternative display devices.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 23 min ago
Facebook will be holding a product event on 20 June, and might reveal a new feature for Instagram. According to sources familiar with the event, Instagram might be adding video into its feature set.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 10 hours 44 min ago
With an 80 Plus Gold rating, the EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 power supply features a fully modular design with 1300W of continuous power, and comes backed by a 10-year EVGA warranty.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 11 hours 23 min ago
Sources told Gotta Be Mobile that LG is planning to unveil an Android smartphone with always on voice commands.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 11 hours 37 min ago
The graphics technology juggernaut aims to expand its business by licensing its graphics technology to other device manufacturers.
NEWS / 19 Jun 2013 / 19 hours 13 min ago
Shoot, share, badged, and play. That's how Molome - a photo-sharing app from Thailand - describes itself. Find out what it's doing here at CommunicAsia 2013.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 23 hours 3 min ago
Huawei just unveiled the 6.18mm thin Ascend P6, which is the world's thinnest smartphone.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 25 hours 54 min ago
Offering Mobiroo Apps On-Demand, the Android app subscription service for top, paid apps and games, you can use Mobiroo on up to three Android devices.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 26 hours 53 min ago
Singapore's population data is now on OneMap through the new Population Query service. This is a collaboration between the Department of Statistics and the Singapore Land Authority to enable users to visualize demographic data on a map.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 27 hours 14 min ago
Sony has just announced the new PMW-300 XDCAM camcorder for professionals at BroadcastAsia 2013. An evolution of the PMW-EX3, the PMW-300 XDCAM is able to record Full-HD at 50Mbps in MPEG HD422. It comes with a 1/2" Exmor Full-HD 3CMOS sensor with improved signal processing.
NEWS / 18 Jun 2013 / 27 hours 16 min ago
BroadcastAsia 2013 is a perfect opportunity for manufacturers to show off their wares to prospective buyers. Philips showcased their uWand technology which can help provide smart TVs with a smoother point and click mechanism.
FEATURE / 19 Jun 2013 / 9 hours ago
Huawei officially launched the Ascend P6, the world's slimmest smartphone at an event in London last night. Here at CommunicAsia 2013, we had a chance to lay our hands on the Huawei Ascend P6. Hit the jump for our first impressions.
Besides its claim to be the world's fastest 4G LTE smartphone, does the Huawei Ascend P2 have any more tricks up its sleeves? We find out in this review if it lives up to its billing and more.
The Canon EOS 100D is the smallest and lightest DSLR camera in the world with a large APS-C sensor. We first thought of it as just a small DSLR, but the 100D surprised us with its well thought-out design and ease of use. Check out our review for more insights.
Recognizing that the SSD market is too big to ignore, Seagate has entered the fray with their first consumer SSD, the Seagate 600. We check in to see how it fares with the 240GB edition.
NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 770 reference card impressed us with performance surpassing NVIDIA's previous generation flagship GeForce GTX 680 card. Now it's time to see what NVIDIA's add-in partners can do as we round up cards from ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI and Palit.
Toshiba has just revealed their new key products for 2013. There are several a couple of new notebooks powered by Intel's latest fourth generation Intel Core processors; a Tegra 4 tablet; portable external hard drives; as well as some other peripherals as well.
Have you just gotten your Surface Pro, finished setting it up, and thinking of what to do next? Why not fire up IE10 and read this tips and tricks article? Surface RT users, we didn't forget you - many of these tips apply to you too.
A dino-sized smartphone with the largest screen size ever, 6.3 inches to be exact, the Samsung Galaxy Mega with LTE is a niche product for those with large hands or those who refuse to lug around a dedicated tablet. We check out how it compares against the 6.1-inch Huawei Ascend Mate.
While iOS 7 was the focus of Apple's WWDC offerings, the company also unveiled Haswell refreshes of its 11- and 13- inch MacBook Air line as well as a radically redesigned Mac Pro.
The most anticipated announcement of all at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) 2013 is the unveiling of the latest version of its mobile operating system, iOS 7. Dubbed as the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of iPhone, iOS 7 boasts quite several new features. Read on to find out more.
If you've been overwhelmed by the numerous announcements and product launches from Taiwan's Computex 2013 held last week, we've prepared this article to give you the key highlights from the biggest tech show in Asia.
As we roundup our coverage of Computex 2013, here are other interesting sights we saw from the show floor and probably what you've been waiting for... the show girls!
You can't have a PC show without PCs! Not forgetting notebooks, networking devices, peripherals, software and gaming gear too! So no matter what computing products you're looking for, we've got you covered on what to look for in this year's show to get the best gadgets at the best prices.
Shoot it, view it, print it, keep it! We've got everything to cover your cameras, monitors, printers and storage deals this PC Show 2013 - read on to discover some great deals!
PC Show 2013 is happening right now. In this article, we round up some of the best deals from various AV categories, such as TVs, projectors, media players, speakers, and headphones for your audio and visual needs. Have a read before you rush down to the show!
One of the biggest attractions for any IT fair is the telco deals bundled with loads of goodies, and all sorts of mobile accessories to complement your latest purchases. Here's what to look for in your new mobile gadget at PC Show 2013!
The wares on exhibit from Cooler Master run the gamut from closed liquid cooling systems, casings to accessories for iOS devices. Read on to uncover their exciting offerings from the show floor of Computex 2013.
Looking to get a new tech gadget? At this time of the year, your best best will be at PC Show 2013, which will run from June 6 to 9 at the Singapore Expo. Stay tuned to this spot as we update our list of bargains as they become known. Without further ado, here's what we have so far.
Check out Sony's new mainstream laptop, the VAIO Fit. The VAIO Fit is available in Singapore only in a 15-inch form factor, but with two distinct variants in the form of the Fit 15 and the Fit 15E.
We go hands-on with Sony's super-slim and ultra-light touchscreen-enabled VAIO Pro Ultrabook, which come in both 11-inch and 13-inch variants.
If you've ever known the heartbreak of a broken smartphone display, you'll know how fragile those screens can be. But those days may soon be behind us, as one company has made a breakthrough that may see the same material used in bullet-proof glass soon adorning the front of your smartphone.
The last of the Japanese camera companies' financial reports for the recent fiscal year have come in. How did they fare (spoiler: not well), how did the camera divisions do, and how does it reflect on mirrorless system cameras as a whole?
When Adobe first announced its subscription-based service Creative Cloud in 2011, I was skeptical. This time around though, with the announcement that new versions of Adobe's apps will only be available on Creative Cloud, I'm a believer. Here's why.
The IFA Global Press Conference 2013, held in Sardinia, Italy this year, offered us an outlook into the CE and home appliance markets for the IFA show in September. The biggest insight however, is how some categories are grabbing market share from familiar categories to win favor for the throne.
Spotify, after wowing users in US and Europe, has finally arrived on the shores of Singapore. While it is a fun and easy to use application, can it meet the lofty standards of extreme music aficionados? As someone who listens to a lot of music, here is my personal opinion.
You know you're getting on in years when you keep listening to the same old songs over and over again. That's what my playlist was like, full of stuff from the 90s and early 2000s. Then Spotify came along, and refreshed my musical world.
Camera lovers may have heard of Yoshihisa Maitani. He joined Olympus in 1956 and worked there for 40 years. He was responsible for many of Olympus' most popular cameras, including the Pen, the OM and the XA; it wouldn't be hyperbole to say he had a strong hand in shaping the world of photography in the 20th century. Here's how he disrupted the camera industry, in his own words.
It seems that not a day passes without news of some new smart watch. But are they really the next big thing? Is Apple really going to make one? I share my thoughts.
Supercomputers boast massive compute prowess able to simulate and model real life systems. Besides their practical purposes, they bolster the technological credentials of the owners of such immense computing capabilities, making the development of such systems a hotly contested global race.
It's important for content producers to protect their rights, but in this case, 20th Century Fox, in its attempt to hunt down sites that are offering free screenings of Prometheus (the movie), gets the wrong guy involved. In this case, a small Portuguese watch company?
The AppleCare Protection Plan extends the warranty of your beloved Apple product by an additional two years, but they don't come cheap. But do you really need it? I share my thoughts.
The television industry is transiting into a peculiar phase. It's a time where 4K LCD TVs and the soon-to-arrive OLED displays are beginning to emerge in tandem. Assuming you have the money, would you rather spend the precious dough on an OLED TV or a 4K UHD display? Feel free to share your thoughts with me.
It has been nearly a year since we had our last site design overhaul, but being the largest online tech portal in this region, we're continuously on the lookout to improve ourselves. This time round, we've a number of smaller site enhancements and we share some of the more notable improvements.
Why the mirrorless system camera revolution hasn't really taken off - and what camera companies can (but probably won't) do to rock the boat.
The human ear is not as sensitive as we'd like to think and our hearing deteriorates with age. Yet, a handful of people still believe they have golden ears.
The most exciting geek show this side of the world is about to commence - what can you expect of Computex 2012 and how is it going to change what you're going to buy in the months ahead?
Judging from what I've noticed about how the DLC model is used by developers, I get the sinking feeling that it is just another way for developers to wring every last dollar out of gamers.
When it comes to online shopping, most of us wouldn't even think about doing it on our mobile devices. That's mostly because the shopping experience on small screens are simply horrendous. However, by not going mobile, businesses with a web presence have more to lose than gain. However all that might change for the better sooner than we think.
Smart TVs are evolving, and most consumers would probably welcome features like voice triggers, motion controls, and face recognition as seen on Samsung's latest breed of premium HDTVs. However, are these screens compromising our privacy in the process? Read on for Samsung's reply.
The advent of cloud computing and the proliferation of smartphones and tablet computers at the workplace have posed numerous challenges and opportunities for the enterprise security landscape. Here are some insights I gained at the recent Trend Micro CloudNext APAC media conference. As you might have guessed, the cloud plays an important role.
