Android is being used more and more on all kinds of devices, including business tablets and smartphones. However, sometimes you just need to have a full operating system to get something done. While Windows 8 is certainly looking promising for mob... read more

At the “Images of Internment: The Eye and Art of William Haxworth” and “ Four Days in February: Adam Park the Last Battle” exhibitions launch at Level 10 of the National Library. Both exhibitions are held in commemoration of the 70th Anniversary o... read more

Continued from Part 1:THE 'WHY' QUESTIONI get a kick out of the creative process. I've come to realise that's the basis of why I create. Of having seemingly created something out of nothing; moulding ideas into something that can be seen/ heard/ e... read more

Soon after blogging about Border’s closure in Singapore, we were hit with news that another popular bookstore, Page One, was exiting the Singapore market. Another crying shame, even more because Page One was a homegrown company that seemed to hav... read more

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For autocratic regimes, naming landmarks is both a perk and a tool — a cheap stab at immortality and a means to cement authority: In Syria, examples abound: The main highway through Damascus is named after the late despot Hafez … Continue reading ... read more

It was the middle of our Y Combinator batch this summer. Akshay and I had a decently functioning version of Picplum that we were continuing to test and polish up. At the end of our office hours that day, Paul Graham said our product was good enou... read more

Dominic, four years ago today you became my Godson. Most people remember their birthdays, but few recall the day they were baptised.* For cradle Catholics, the excuse is that we were baptised when we were infants. But you have no excuse not to kno... read more