SINGAPORE ARTIST HOWIE KIM TRANSLATES FANTASTICAL, ALMOST TRIPPY POP CULTURE-INFLUENCED IMAGERY THROUGH DIGITAL DRAWINGS.

The clandestine(?) life of a cybersecurity researcher.

Sequels used to mean one thing, and there was seldom any ambiguity around it.

As we bid farewell to another year, we look back to the memorable moments that made us laugh, cheer and cry

Analysis of Google searches and vast amounts of statistics are helping to uncover new medical treatments and ways to improve health.

Blockchain is one of the biggest buzzwords in tech right now, except no one (meaning all of us) knows what it is.

It seems like it was only yesterday that we were still sending letters and driving manual cars.

Gearing up for more devices, and faster, seamless connectivity in and out of the home.

Jonathan Ballon, Vice President in the Internet of Things Group (IOTG), Intel Corporation.

There’s a creepy new trend on the Internet – and it can affect your dating life. Here’s what you need to know about “incels”.

If you’re the type who turns to Google the minute you have a slight headache, websites like WebMD and Mayo Clinic are probably your drugs of choice. Unfortunately, like most drugs, these sites also come with side-effects like worry, panic and mistaken self-diagnosis.

The very first iPhone was unveiled ten years ago, on 7th January 2007. While it wasn’t the first smartphone, it leapfrogged far beyond the competition and launched the mobile revolution, and the world has never been the same since.

A recent study found that quitting the Internet is as difficult as quitting drugs.

I know of no techies that would willingly fire up Internet Explorer unless they absolutely had to.

Technology will transform traditional horology – but not in the form of smartwatches.

Why your internet habits could be more dangerous than you think.

Q:What are mesh Wi-Fi routers?

If your kids are hooked on the Internet and their gadgets, it may be time for the family to take a tech break. Here’s how to go about it

The risks are everywhere. In your PC. Your smartphone. Your email. Here’s how the bad guys are trying to get to you – and how you can protect yourself from getting hacked.