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The reign of full-frame DSLRs
With sensors more than twice as big as those in other cameras, it is no wonder full-frame DSLRs are the choice of pros.
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Man killed when mobile phone exploded
Chinese man in Guangzhou computer store was killed when his mobile phone exploded, severing a major artery. He had changed his mobile phone battery prior to the accident. |
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Sim Lim Square shopping tips
Six good tips to keep in mind before making your next shopping trip to Sim Lim Square.
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Don't turn your phone into a bomb
Third-party batteries, phone modifications and prolonged exposure to heat can cause your phone to explode. Find out how to prevent this from happening to you. |
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'Lightning' DVD pirates
They sell DVDs of drama serials in Singapore within 24 hours of the show's broadcast on TV in Hong Kong. But some have complained that these recorded-off-TV versions have inferior video and audio quality.
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Meet Facebook's evil twin - Hatebook
The site is like Facebook with a mean twist. Users can still sign up for accounts and get to know people, but they are also there to vent their hatred of anything under the sun. |
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Anti-Facebook rebels
Some young S'poreans resist the social networking site for privacy and other reasons.
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Will blogging association unite or divide?
Local bloggers have been almost unanimous in rejecting the newly formed organisation. |
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Canon 5D Mark II vs Nikon D700
The two full-frame DSLRs are put to the test by The Straits Times Chief Photographer Wang Hui Fen.
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Defriending stirs up Internet community
Netizens are grappling with how to remove someone from their online friends list, when to do it and how to get away with it with everyone none the wiser. |
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How to scam the scammers
What do you do if you received a phone call from a scammer? A reader offers tips on how to beat phone scammers at their game.
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HTC Dream/Google G1
Worthy competitor to the iPhone. |
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Dream phone
The HTC Dream will hit shelves by the end of the month. How it measures up against other smartphones.
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Online attacks: Minister rues lack of self-policing
Opportunity lost for online community to regulate itself, said Senior Minister of State Lui Tuck Yew. -ST |
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Romance isn't dead, it's online
Online poll finds that teens believe taking romance online has actually honed their flirting skills. Almost two-thirds of those surveyed said that virtual interactions makes it easier for young people to flirt with each other.
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No disc drive? Go virtual
A virtual drive is the answer if you do not have a CD/DVD disc drive you can use. |
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Fuss-free transfer - the Sony Ericsson guide
How to transfer contacts and photos from one Sony Ericsson phone to another.
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Cyber regulations: It's for netizens to decide
Senior Minister of State Lui Tuck stated that he was not pushing for more Internet regulation when he criticised netizens for not rebutting online attacks on MP Seng Han Thong. -ST |
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Love, unplugged
Asians are increasingly turning to cyberspace in search of romance. Online dating sites are catering to more people than ever who believe not only that they can find love through the Internet, but are willing to pay for the service as well.
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Dial S for sex on a telephone chatline?
Telephone chatlines are being used by some as a way to solicit sex. |
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MapleStory blues
Reader downloaded the popular online game but not only did the game fail to install, the reader's computer hung and failed to start on subsequent reboots. Find out what caused this problem and how to resolve it.
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Smartphones that let you do more
Staying productive can be tough when spending is tight. But with the right tools, it is possible. |
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Meetings made easy, virtually
Virtual meetings could represent significant cost savings for businesses as they allow staff from various locations to converge, meet and discuss virtually from wherever they are.
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Uptrend for mobile unified communications
Businesses looking for ways to continue to be productive should consider investing in ICT tools and applications. |
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The complete smartphone guide
Whether you're planning to get a smartphone, or already own one, this guide is for you. Read reviews, learn tips and tricks and find out what nifty things your smartphone can do.
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Videogames might be good for kids
In conclusions that may either surprise or reassure parents of game addicts, study found a number of benefits such as encouraging creativity and cooperation. There is also no definitive link to violent behavior. |
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Cyber criminals may capture more than your heart
Online fraudsters are turning to dating sites in search of victims. These unscrupulous visitors to online dating sites might be looking out for static passwords and the identity of an online user than capturing their heart.
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'Password'and '1234'
These are the favourite passwords of online users. Passwords that show no imagination or distinctiveness are easy prey for information pirates. -AFP |
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Reformat your phone's memory card before selling it
Second-hand mobile phone dealers were suspected of ripping sex video from phone and posting it online. Don't let this happen to you.
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Digital Life Street Fighter 4 Showdown
Head down to Challenger at Funan the IT Mall for some fun and find out how to win some $2,000 in prizes! |
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Street Fighter through the years...
Versions of the best-selling game through the years, from the early days of videogaming to the present.
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FAQ: How to unlock secret characters in Street Fighter IV
Your guide to unlocking 9 playable characters in the game, including Akuma and Gouken. |
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Great DIY gifts for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day shouldn't only be for couples alone. Here are some DIY presents for the one special to you, and something for the rest of the family too.
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Google to offer paid smartphone apps
It will allow developers to sell applications for its Android cell phone operating system beginning next week, as the search giant strives to expand in a smartphone arena dominated by Apple's iPhone. -Reuters |
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Are you getting your DVD's worth?
You can't tell the quality of a DVD from its cover - and some makers are cutting corners by using poorer quality audio, video sources.
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Seeing red over fake Blu-rays
Beware when buying cheap DVDs and Blu-ray. They could be pirated or bad quality products. |
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Making DVDs for local markets
To understand the difference in quality, you need a peek into how the movie industry works.
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Before you get a DSLR camera...
If you're thinking of getting a DLSR instead of a digital compact for your next camera upgrade, read this handy guide first to find out which one suits you best and what are the factors to consider before buying one. -AsiaOne |
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Have you seen my dream girl?
Undergrad sets up website to get info on mystery girl he spots on bus.
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Shop till you log off
Savvy shopaholics are finding a solution by just staying home and shopping online. |
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Terminated broadband contract but received lawyer's letter
A reader terminated his Starhub broadband contract seven months ago but was still billed for the service even though he was promised no further charges were outstanding. Now he's received a lawyer's letter for non-payment of the bills. -AsiaOne
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New phones and pretty faces at Nokia launch
Nokia announced five new phones, including the latest addition to its smartphone series - the E75 and E55. Check out the party pics and take a first look at phones that will only be released later this year. -AsiaOne |
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Coming up: iPhone clones everywhere
Columnist says that new devices announced at mobile phone show are copycats with functions and services that ape key features of the iPhone. -Reuters
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Game with fleeting nudity scene gets okay
Expansion for controversial videogame Grand Theft Auto IV features a 15-second full-frontal nude scene by a male character - and the Media Development Authority is all right with it. -ST |
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Nokia girls drop by AsiaOne's office!
The good folks from Nokia paid a visit to the AsiaOne office at the SPH News Centre last Friday. Check out their cool photos and cute pics! -AsiaOne
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Up security of home networks
Weak network security might lead to devestating consequences such as the Mumbai attacks. |
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Maybe it's time you got a smartphone too
One-third of the 2.7 million phones sold here last year were smartphones. With advanced features and applications, their appeal is increasing.
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Too much PlayStation may cause painful lumps
Keeping too tight a grip on the console and furiously pushing the buttons can cause a newly identified skin disorder marked by painful lumps on the palms. -Reuters |
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Talk 'dirty' to me
Keyboards, cellular phones, and even remote controls are perfect sanctuary for microbes because they're not washable. -The Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN
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Your notebook and netbook buying guide
Handy and portable, notebooks and netbooks are the computer of choice for consumers nowadays. Read reviews and find out how to choose the right one for yourself in our handy guide. -AsiaOne |
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Do your online assets belong to you?
Be warned: In cyberspace, nothing you have is truly yours.
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Rats alive!
Your computer is a land mine of dirt and bacteria. Find out how to get the gunk out of your tech toys and spruce them up. |
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