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If you’ve not heard about the Pebble Time smartwatch, you need to find out about it. It’s the most funded Kickstarter project of all time, besting its own earlier record with the prior generation Pebble smartwatch. ...
Category: Technology
All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
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It happens. From time to time, a software or system is updated, and although the update is supposed to be an upgrade, users sometimes feel like it’s more like a downgrade. I can appreciate that new bugs can creep in with ...
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One of the big features Android 6.0 Marshmallow brings to the table is an official Android fingerprint API. The new Nexus 5X and 6P smartphones which will be available this month will be the first devices to include Nexus ...
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Google announced two Nexus smartphones in a press event last week. The much loved Nexus 5 of 2013, which did not have a successor last year, has returned in the form of the 5.2-inch Nexus 5X. For those looking for a phablet, ...
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ASUS new ZenFone Selfie, just launched last week on 26th September in Singapore, is pretty clear about what it has been designed for. It’s name, Selfie, tells you it’s all about selfie photos, and with a 13 megapixel ...
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Apple’s latest version of Mac OS X, version 10.11 El Capitan, has arrived. Mac users in Singapore should be waking up to find the El Capitan free upgrade available in their Mac App Store. Here’s a quick update on what ...
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Linksys announced in July the availability of their EA8500 Max-Stream AC2600 MU-MIMO Gigabit Router. It’s the first wireless router to offer MU-MIMO, Qualcomm’s MU/EFX Wi-Fi technology which promises better ...
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Logitech has a new addition to their Ultimate Ears line of portable Bluetooth speakers. Coming after the UE Boom and UE Megaboom, the new UE Roll is the smallest of the lot and is shaped differently. It still boasts powerful ...
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If you have or use an iPhone or iPad, this is important news. Apple’s iOS App Store has not been hacked per se, but numerous malware-afflicted apps have made their way into the store’s offering. The malware has made ...
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It came to my attention, recently, that people were still struggling with wireless configuration on their Linux, or Raspberry Pi, to connect with the NUS wireless network. Linux isn’t that well supported on campus, but ...