
With electronic bills slowly entering mainstream usage, GreenPost hopes to aggregate all your digital bills into one place for convenient viewing. Users would need to register for an account on the website (or through their iPhone, iPad, and Android app) and link the respective service providers — like your phone company for instance — with GreenPost. After that, the bills will appear on the GreenPost website or app. Read more
Filed under Innovation & Technology, Mobile, TechnologyTags: 3mobile, Android, astro, citylink, digi, digital bills, electronic bills, green startups, greenpost, iPad, iPhone, M1, maxi, NUSS, optus, paperless, singpower, SingTel, Starhub, tnb

Our friends at Tech65 starts off this week with their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape: [1] Windows Phone 7 Series won’t have copy and paste, [2] Apple bans protective screen film from Apple Store, [3] iPhone browsing could be faster with Opera — if Apple approves, [4] MyTransport.SG packs travel information on the go, [5] SingTel and Ericsson Ride the Waves of LTE Technology and [6] StarHub upgrades broadband. Do click and check out their latest podcast here. You can now also listen to the Tech65 podcast here as well by coming to the blog post directly. Read more
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Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Faster Starhub broadband, [2] iPhone prices in Singapore, [3] Fusion Garage Joojoo tablet rises from the ashes of the CrunchPad, [4] CrunchPad Federal Lawsuit Filed; Some Additional Thoughts and [5] Google backs world’s fastest internet cable. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.
Filed under Innovation & Technology, Media, TechnologyTags: 65bits, Chandra Rathakrishnan, CrunchPad, Fusion Garage, Google, iPhone, M1, Mike, Mike Arrington, netbook, SingTel, Starhub, Starhub Broadband, Tech65

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] StarHub to offer iPhone, [2] Google investing in a mobile future with AdMob, [3] Google Has Acquired Gizmo5, [4] Google’s Go: A New Programming Language That’s Python Meets C++, [5] ZiiLABS ZMS-08 offers Cortex A8-powered Full HD and Flash acceleration for netbooks, [6] Xbox 360 Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm hit Nov. 17 [7] Tech65 website was hacked on monday night, [8] HackerSpace.SG. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.
Filed under Innovation & Technology, Media, TechnologyTags: 65bits, AdMob, Gizmo5, Google, Google Go, HackerSpace, Hackerspace SG, iPhone, Last.FM, netbooks, Starhub, Tech65, ZiiLABS, ZMS-08
In an article published yesterday by Digital Life, Hoiio came out tops in a comparison of applications on mobile phones that enable users to slash local and overseas calls. Apart from Hoiio, other applications that were in the running include Pfingo, Skype, Blackberry Messenger, Truphone, Fring and Nimbuzz. Read more

A startup backed by the second largest telecommunications service provider in Singapore is looking for a web developer/designer intern. Read more

From the Tech65 team, here are the highlights of their podcast: Stories this Week: (a) BarcampSingaporeII, (b) Singapore students putting their identities at risk?, (c) StarHub ‘blocking file-share program’ aka BitTorrent, (d) SingTel launches mio TV on Mobile, (e) HTC Touch Diamond launches in Singapore, (f) Asus to embed Linux into all motherboards, (g) MS Office to support outside open formats, (h) Guitar Hero World Tour and finally, byte of The week: Google Browser Sync. Click here for the main podcast of the episode. If you don’t think you have enough, check the additional podcast with the Tech65 interviewing Ridzuan and U-Zyn, the founders of Widgeo.us.
Filed under Innovation & Technology, MediaTags: Asus, Barcamp Singapore II, Bittorrent, Google, Google Browser Sync, HTC Diamond, Linux, Microsoft, Microsoft Office, SingTel, Starhub, widgeous