Apple's latest iPad will be offered by the three telcos with a 21Mbps data plan. Should you wish to purchase the iPad with a two-year contract, here's a detailed comparison of the cost that'll be incurred over the two-year period.

With SingTel's first commercial LTE mobile broadband service announced, we take a look at how its upgraded theoretical 75Mbps download speeds compare against the service provider's existing HSPA+ theoretical speeds of 21Mbps.

With BlackBerry partnering 7digital in launching the new Music Store app in Singapore, the spotlight is yet again on the viability of digital music stores here. We have seen brands come and go with their respective offerings. How do recent developments in the mobile scene affect consumers' adoption of such services?

Now that all three telcos have released information on their iPad 2 tie-ups, the next question for consumers is: which data plan to choose? To make things easier, we round up some comparable points for your consideration.

One of my greatest fears as a smartphone user comes from a rude bill shock through data roaming. Besides a conscious effort to deactivate data services when you're overseas, let us discuss how you can save yourself from a bill tussle with your service provider.

Rejoice, internet bandwidth hogs, for the dawn of Singapore's Next Gen Nationalwide Broadband Network (Next Gen NBN) is imminent. Service and price plans have been revealed by SingTel, and you can expect more to follow from other providers very soon.

With the iPhone 4 price plans officially announced for all three telcos, we take a look at the economics and considerations involved in choosing the price plan that fits your usage pattern.

4G networks are coming, but do we really need the speeds given the accessibility of free WiFi around the island and the current capable 3.5G network?