Many people are waiting for Windows 10 release, as Operating System is available for free to update Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1.
“But Stop! Wait!” Just check out few things before opting Windows 10.
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The cyber landscape evolves rapidly, and so too must Singapore’s efforts to foster a secure and resilient national infocomm environment.
Continue readingThe Big Idea explores some of the innovative new technologies that claim to combat society’s growing obesity problem.
Diet goggles, food pumps, and a body sensor by a race car manufacturer.
Microsoft finally declared the celebratory launch of Window 10. It’ll be released for use in global market on July 29th. But, why Microsoft and the entire world re so excited on its launch, unlike the earlier Windows version? Have a look.
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Logitech is dropping the tech. That leaves … Logi. The computer accessories maker may face a little backlash, if history is
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Technology really sucks you dry in Singapore if you join the queue and fall into the trap of upgrading your smartphone every year, or subscribing to five million cable channels. Still, there are some technology-related buys that can end up saving you money in the long run. Here’s what you should be investing in.
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On Monday Singaporean operators M1, Singtel and StarHub became the latest operators to set a timetable for turning off their
Continue readingDon’t you think your workplace should be much more creative? Some companies like Facebook, and Google offer employees more colorful and conducive work-spaces. Often sitting for hours and working continuously in the office gets tiresome for the employees, causing various health issues.
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Ms Maria Loh Mun Foong of the Ministry of Education in Singapore had suggested using QR codes for added security, could be a good way to discourage forgery in degrees. This suggestion hasn’t gone down too well with many educators and technology experts – reason being, QR code technology is way to insecure for such anti-forgery initiative.
Continue readingEngineers at Google, Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla are partnering to createWebAssembly (a.k.a wasm), a bytecode for use in the browsers of the future that promises up to 20 times
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