DiGi plans to reward Malaysian netizens
Malaysian telco launches WWWOW 2013 awards with endorsement from the country's regulator MCMC.
Barracuda triples free cloud storage to 15GB
Free global cloud storage solution called Copy was created to meet the high demands of today's mobile users, says Barracuda's Malaysia-based regional manager.
i-Tech's Malaysian 'green' data centre uses Juniper solutions
Juniper Networks' switches, routers and security solutions, along with technologies from IBM and Schneider Electric, help power a new tier-3 green data centre called SAFEHOUSE.
NEC Malaysia eyes US$166M revenue within three years
Launches regional retail business support centre in Malaysia
Becoming Indonesia’s de-facto online game payment solution: Malaysia’s MOL
Consumers in Indonesia can now buy MOLPoints online game vouchers through more than 7000 retail outlets.
Cyberoam extends its 'future-ready' security portfolio for Malaysian SMEs
Two new NG series UTM models to feed Malaysian SMEs' need for new security technologies, says Cyberoam Malaysia channel manager, Pauline Jacintha.
Samsung expects to sell 10 million Galaxy S4 phones in one month
Less than a month after launch, Samsung's Galaxy S4 has already staked out its turf as the undisputed champion of Android phones--at least as far as sales are concerned.
Bitcoin finding its feet at first Silicon Valley conference
Investors Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss were on hand to open Bitcoin 2013.
Report: Yahoo board approves deal to buy Tumblr for US$1.1B
Rumours that Yahoo might be in talks to acquire the blogging site emerged last week
Employees prefer Windows 8 over Windows 7
48% of commercial PCs are running Windows 7, according to a Forrester’s survey of 10,000 global workers.
Bitcoin's rollercoaster ride is not slowing down
The Bitcoin Foundation is not deterred by recent setbacks for the digital currency.
Bitcoin developer talks regulation, open source and the elusive Satoshi Nakamoto
Jeff Garzik says the Bitcoin creator was a brilliant architect and economist but that his coding left a bit do be desired.
Google I/O no-shows: Three products curiously absent from the keynote
For all the cool things that Google introduced at this year's I/O keynote, several of the items that the tech press definitely, absolutely, positively thought would be included in the presentation were curiously absent. No Android update? No new Nexus tablet? Not more than a peep on that groundbreaking Internet-on-your-face technology that Sergey Brin quietly introduced last year?
Facebook, Twitter jump on Google Glass
Facebook and Twitter have launched applications for Google glasses as developers rushed to learn more about tailoring software for Google Glass.
Lawmakers press Google on Glass privacy
Members of a U.S. congressional group on privacy wrote Thursday to Google CEO Larry Page requesting information on how the futuristic device handles privacy issues.
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BLOG: Channel partners are embracing the cloud in a big way – but still need help
Channel partners are bullish about their growth prospects.
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BLOG: Too many chiefs? Do public organizations need Chief Data Officers?
Having had several related discussions this past week while in Washington DC, it is obvious that the question of how to use and manage the growing wealth of data, and incorporate it into an existing information governance organization and infrastructure (however mature or not), is top of mind in the public sector as well.
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BLOG: Huawei’s enterprise channel strategy is making progress
I was encouraged to see that Huawei had a proper track session on its channel strategy during its 10th Global analyst summit in Shenzhen.
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BLOG: Should companies allow employees to use cloud-hosted file sync/share solutions? Yes, with precautions.
Yes: Employees are doing what's best for the company
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BLOG: BYOT sophistication is currently low in china, but changes are underway
Media and IT professionals are buzzing about BYOD thanks to the increasing adoption of personal mobile devices being used for work in China.
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Samsung launches $800,000 app contest for Galaxy S4
The company said entrants must make use of its "Smart Chord" interface for building peer-to-peer applications
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Barracuda triples free cloud storage to 15GB
Free global cloud storage solution called Copy was created to meet the high demands of today's mobile users, says Barracuda's Malaysia-based regional manager.
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i-Tech's Malaysian 'green' data centre uses Juniper solutions
Juniper Networks' switches, routers and security solutions, along with technologies from IBM and Schneider Electric, help power a new tier-3 green data centre called SAFEHOUSE.
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Nanoscribe 3D-prints microscopic objects using freakin' laser beams
As cool as it is to be able to replicate just about any object you want using a 3D printer, the things you create can still look really rough, because the printers are not high-resolution. That is, the layers of plastic it lays down are not thin enough--think of it a little like the jaggies on a low-resolution computer screen.
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Singapore's Land Transport Authority wins global award
It wins a Geospatial World Excellence Award for its innovative use of geospatial technology in the planning, development and management of land transport in Singapore.
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DiGi plans to reward Malaysian netizens
Malaysian telco launches WWWOW 2013 awards with endorsement from the country's regulator MCMC.
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Five reasons why women work in technology
Money, excitement, glamour? Maybe not. Women tell us why they chose a career in tech.
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US Defense Department approves Apple's iOS devices for its networks
Devices from BlackBerry and Samsung Electronics were earlier also cleared by the department
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EXCLUSIVE: Cyan lays out Australian expansion plan
Software defined networking (SDN) vendor, Cyan, has laid out its A/NZ expansion plans.
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New Mac spyware found on Angolan activist's computer
The malware is digitally signed with a valid Apple Developer ID, security researchers say.
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Researchers uncover new global cyberespionage operation dubbed SafeNet
The attack infected computers belonging to companies, governments and other organizations from over 100 countries, Trend Micro says
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Barracuda Networks raises free capacity of Copy.com to 15GB
Barracuda Networks has upped the amount of storage on its free Copy.com service from 5GB to 15GB.
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