Popular Singapore Technology Bloggers By Web Design

Today we will feature other tech websites and blogs. Our article will feature the top Singapore technology blogs as at the time of writing. Our criterion, best user interface (UI) design. The list below is in no particular order.

Tech in Asia

Tech in Asia is a media, events, and jobs platform. Tech in Asia counts East Ventures, Fenox Ventures, Marvelstone, Softbank, Walden International, Y Combinator, and Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin amongst its list of investors.

Vulcan Post

Vulcan Post is a another media company. A team of remarkable, passionate and curious people, they write on news that is intriguing and informative; products that they love and use. They have offices in Singapore and Malaysia.

e27

e27 is one of Asia's larger Tech media platform. Starting out as a blog to keep track of Singapore’s sprouting startups in 2007, they have continued to evolve with time to ensure that they could continue to provide the relevant tools and resources to Asia’s tech ecosystem.

HardwareZone

HardwareZone is part of the SPH Magazines Men's and Special Interest Network. HardwareZone is the leading platform of choice for computing and consumer electronics information that empowers users through their complete buying cycle, as well as community interaction with the largest forum in the region to discuss all things related to tech, leisure and lifestyle.

Techies In Singapore

Techies In Singapore is a top Singapore technology blog. They feature weekly content on software tips and tricks, the latest technology news, business reviews and specials on startups in Singapore.

Tech65

Tech65 are tech evangelists with a deep bench and the broadest expertise online. They aim to empower you with valuable tech advice and content that is most relevant to you.

Techgoondu

Techgoondu is published by Goondu Media Pte Ltd, a company registered and based in Singapore. Started in June 2008 by technology journalists and ex-journalists from Singapore who share a common love for all things geeky and digital, the site now includes segments on personal computing, enterprise IT and Internet culture.

The Tech Revolutionist

The Tech Revolutionist is Singapore based technology site. They provide a Singaporean and Asian perspective into various technology topics such as Computer Hardware/Software, Software development, Engineering, etc as a focus.

Lester Chan

lesterchan.net is the personal blog of Tech in Asia Head of Engineering Lester Chan. He is a gadget lover and likes to do web programming especially providing support for his WordPress plugins.

There are many more other great sites and we apologize if you got upset we did not feature them; but we hope the above sites provide some good reading for you.

Good morning yesterday

It is incredible to look at old Singapore photos and kampong days pictures. You realize how Singapore has changed since 1960s, from kampong days to a first world city state. This change fascinates even the ones who have not been here for a long time, think about the generation who have lived through this great change. How do they feel when they look back the past 30 years? Well actually there is an excellent blog where some of them shares their feelings and memories of the past as well as the photos from past: Good Morning Yesterday.

Good Morning Yesterday is prepared by Lam Chun See who was born in 1952 in Singapore. He says that "this site is for Singaporeans and friends of Singapore of his generation to share stories of Singapore back in the kampong days when we were kids. I started this blog because I realised how much our country has changed in our life time, and it would be good if our kids can visit this site and learn a bit about our past. Please feel free to share your experiences". Younger people will also love this site, because it contains stories from the now extinct past of Singapore, kampong days.

Lam Chun See decided to start his blog when he came back from Myanmar in 2005. On his way back to the airport, he shared the hotel car with a Japanese visitor and during their conversation, he remarked that Yangon was very much like Singapore during the time when he was a kid. Many of the old British style buildings resemble those in Singapore. Japanese visitor was surprised and said that Singapore must have changed a lot during the past few decades.

It indeed changed a lot and too during a life, the physical landscape especially, has changed a lot. He then started this blog to share his memories of life back in the 60' s and 70's when he was a kid.

Kampong Buangkok, last surviving kampong on mainland Singapore

What I like most about Good Morning Yesterday is that great effort is put to detail the stories of the past. The content is just awesome, I sometimes loose my self in it for hours. Just a couple of days ago I met with my Singaporean landlord in his early 60s and shared the blog with him. Stories opened stories and we have lost ourselves in the blog for 2 hours! It was a great emotional experience for him, he does not use internet and did not see most of the old Singapore photos before.

By the way, if you are interested in to see what was life in Singapore in Kampong days, you do not need to head to Pulau Ubin, there is also one surviving kampong on mainland Singapore, Kampong Buangkok.