Techgoondu

Techgoondu is a technology website located in Singapore that focuses on the dynamic tech, media, and telecommunications landscape in the Asia Pacific region. It features a variety of articles covering everything from smartphones to enterprise data centers. The site caters to a wide audience, including everyday tech enthusiasts and Chief Information Officers (CIOs), appealing to both casual users and those with deep technical expertise. Techgoondu is a publication of Goondu Media Pte Ltd.

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Will deepfakes impact Singapore's GE2025 election?

1 week ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

In a TikTok video, Lee Kuan Yew literally pushes off his tombstone and rises from a grave, just as the founding prime minister of Singapore once said he would, if his country were in trouble. In another clip, Opposition leader Chee Soon Juan is seen gesticulating angrily at Prime Minister Lawrence Wong in public, leading to the two squaring up to each other. Both videos are fake.
Out today, Razer PC Remote Play helps stream games to mobile devices

1 week ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

PC gamers who want to play their games on their mobile phones, tablets or game decks can now use the Razer PC Remote Play technology to enjoy their favourite titles on the small screen with all the eye candy turned on. Introduced as a beta at the CES show in January, Razer PC Remote Play is now out and promises to let gamers stream their PC games to their mobile devices at their full frame rate and resolution.
AI guardrails in place, says Grab, as it launches teen rides, cheaper deliveries

2 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

Southeast Asia’s largest “super app” company, Grab, is tapping on AI to launch rides for teenagers, cheaper shared deliveries for solo diners and a slew of other new features in the next two months to drive its growth in on-demand services. The new offerings are the result of AI efforts built on the data that the company has gleaned from its regional operations, said group chief executive officer Anthony Tan.
The new copyright challenge: AI-generated content

2 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Grace Chng

In 1981, photographer Lynn Goldsmith took a black-and-white portrait of the music star, Prince. She later licensed it to the magazine Vanity Fair for US$400, allowing the magazine to use it as a reference for an illustration. The magazine then commissioned iconic artist Andy Warhol to create a stylised version for a magazine cover. What Goldsmith did not know was that Warhol went beyond the commission – he created 16 additional silkscreen prints based on her photo, without her permission.
Eyeing a "cloud-native" future, StarHub tests first 5G Cloud RAN in Southeast Asia

3 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

StarHub has completed a trial of a 5G Cloud Radio Access Network (RAN) in Singapore, enabling it to deliver AI and other services to enterprise customers and paving the way towards faster 5G Advanced and 6G networks in future. The telecom operator says the technology lets it provide “time-of-day” services, ultra-low-latency applications and services requiring dynamic throughput adaptations.
Data readiness varies widely and humans still needed to improve AI, says Syniti

3 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

At a time when AI efforts are being hampered by real-world issues like data quality, Syniti is proposing that organisations use AI to improve the quality of the data that is used for AI itself. What could go wrong, right? Well, the company that helps big businesses manage and migrate data is not just letting AI curate and process data for its own use, but to have human experts “join forces” with AI in an effort to create good-quality data that improves responses.
Smart, autonomous tools feature in Adobe’s bold bet on agentic AI

4 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Grace Chng

While GenAI continues to dominate headlines, agentic AI is rapidly emerging as the next transformative force. No longer just a buzzword, agentic AI marks a fundamental shift from reactive AI to proactive, autonomous systems capable of perceiving, reasoning, and acting toward defined goals, often with minimal human intervention.
Some organisations have solved data problem with AI: SAP

4 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

Large organisations around the world have overcome some crucial hurdles to adopting AI and are moving from proof of concept (POC) tests to more widespread adoption this year, according to software firm SAP. The company, which supplies much of the software needed for payroll, procurement and other corporate functions for large businesses, is seeing AI efforts accelerate despite early stumbling blocks.
As scams rise in Singapore, Trust Bank makes it harder to transfer money out

4 weeks ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

One of Singapore’s digital banks, Trust Bank, will make it harder for users to transfer money out if they have chosen to better protect themselves from scams that are plaguing the city-state. They can opt to lock up certain amounts of money in their bank accounts, so that additional steps would be needed before money can be transferred out.
Samsung One UI 7 out in Singapore from April 17, starting with Galaxy S24

1 month ago | techgoondu.com | Alfred Siew

Singapore owners of selected Samsung Galaxy smartphones and tablets will be getting the latest One UI 7 from the Korean electronics manufacturer from April 17, starting with last year’s flagship model, the Galaxy S24. The new interface, already out on this year’s Galaxy S25 phones, promises to be more streamlined and make information access easier and more intuitive to users. The Samsung Now Bar, for example, provides important real-time updates on the lock screen.