Tag: telecom

SpherePay is the only mobile payment app in Singapore that offers this Advanced Credit function that uses QR Code to enable payment at merchant. Any users 18 years old and above are eligible to sign up and apply for this. In addition, users can use this ... ( read original story ...)

In 2017, GrabPay on-boarded a total of 1,000 merchants in Singapore, and this year it targets more than 20K local, cash-based businesses Ooi Huey Tyng Grab, one of the largest on-demand transportation and mobile payments platforms in Southeast Asia ... ( read original story ...)

Poor batteries are the bane of smartphone users but a Singapore invention that could extend their life promises to be a game changer. It involves restoring a battery that has reduced capacity due to repeated use. This could take up to 10 hours but has to ... ( read original story ...)

“It was a stressful but fun experience,” said Ang Guo Gen, a Singapore Institute of Technology undergraduate and intern at the Wizlynx. “On the defence side, we were only given a Fortinet firewall and Splunk to do some analysis of our environmen ( read original story ...)

Singapore, which boasts the world’s highest mobile penetration rate at over 150% and which has been ranked as the most "Tech-Ready Nation" by the World Economic Forum, is often cited as a living laboratory for advanced communication services given the ... ( read original story ...)

"We also have international research and innovation hubs such as the Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology that will allow us to tap on international experts in other areas of climate research," he said. Under Singapore's Research Innovation ... ( read original story ...)

IVS Technology, a state-of-the-art intelligent video surveillance company in Korea, exported $1.5 million worth of software of the intelligent video surveillance system, named IVS-1000, to Singapore on Dec. 30. Bae Young-hoon, CEO of the company, said on ... ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE - The police will spare no efforts in securing the Marina Bay area as well as other popular spots in Singapore where merrymakers plan to enjoy the festive season, said Home Affairs and Law Minister K. Shanmugam just as the country prepares to ... ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE. NeuroMem Technologies Pte Ltd, a pattern recognition technology company focused on the use and benefits of neuromorphic semiconductor components, has confirmed that its CEO, Prof Pierre Brunswick, will present the company’s disruptive ... ( read original story ...)

2017 ended better than expected for the Singapore economy, which registered an overall ... while businesses are innovating and adopting new technology. That is how we will stay competitive and ready for the future," he said. Lee said one of the highlights ... ( read original story ...)

Changi Airport is moving with times in tandem with Singapore's Smart Nation drive. The newest fully-automated Terminal 4 which began operation officially at the end of October runs heavily on technology and features self-service check-in, automated bag ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore-based venture capital firms ... attracted foreign investors ranging from family offices to corporate backers who want a finger in the technology investment space. Vickers adopts a largely non-thematic strategy globally but is keen to ride ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore's strong financial risk management and patent protection along with the strong ecosystem of incubators and VCs, gives comfort to these "highly IT sensitive" fintech and technology companies to bloom their incubated innovations for multinational ... ( read original story ...)

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore on Friday fined five electronics parts makers a total of S$19.5 million ($14.7 million) for price-fixing and other cartel activities, the biggest anti-competition penalty in the city-state, the Competition Commission of ... ( read original story ...)

(Reuters) - Singapore on Friday fined five electronics parts makers a total of S$19.5m ($14.7m) for price-fixing and other cartel activities, the biggest anti-competition penalty in the city-state, the Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) said. ( read original story ...)

With Singapore’s mobile penetration rate at 150%, and its population spending half their day on electronic devices, it is likely that more services from internet companies – not less – are likely to come. So, where does it leave Singapore companies? ( read original story ...)