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Apple’s OS X update, Mavericks, is free. Just in case you have not heard that. So yes, upgrading to the latest operating system should be an easy decision. Or at least, one that doesn’t involve price concerns. On the ...
Category: Technology
All technology things, computers, networking, IT security, etc.
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For many people, emails have become one of the most significant activities they do on their computers. If email is frustrating or a chore to you, well, one way to lessen the pain is to have a great email app. Emails aren’t ...
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SSDs are the rage these days. But they are still relatively costly for the bulk of your massive digital storage needs. Think photo archives, video libraries, and other media repositories. Most people still rely on traditional ...
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A survey apparently found that Singaporeans are generally not IT security savvy. I don’t know how severe the problem is, but it’s not the first time I’m hearing about it. So, one of the focus areas of our ...
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My 3rd generation iPad looks new again, thanks to iOS 7. I didn’t quite plan on upgrading so quickly. In fact, I didn’t even really follow the new developments in iOS 7. It just happened I woke up today remembering it ...
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ASUS has announced the availability of the 2nd generation Nexus 7 in Singapore from 21 September. It will be available from ASUS brand stores and authorised retailers at S$379 for the 16GB Wi-Fi model. It’s rather pricey, ...
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Apple has just unveiled the iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C and iOS 7. It’s now coming to two years that Tim Cooks has steered Apple on his own. Its long enough for the legacy of Steve Jobs to be left behind, enough time for the new ...
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Once upon a time, there was just the Samsung Galaxy S. Who would have thought the Galaxy name will evolve into an extended family of various gadgetry. We’ve seen phones, tablets and phablets. At IFA 2013 in Berlin, the ...
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Sony just announced the DSC-QX100 and DSC-QX10 lens-style camera attachments for smartphones at IFA 2013 in Berlin. The two remarkable gadgets are pretty intriguing in several ways, and they could possibly define a new product ...
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The news just out a day ago is that Google has named the next version of Android, version 4.4, after the confectionary KitKat. I’m rather surprised at the partnership Google has forged with Nestle over the name. Maybe ...