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Banks should not rush with innovation

Financial institutions need to ensure robust systems in place before they adopt technology, as they face rising concerns of cyberattacks, payment card fraud and cloud outsourcing vulnerabilities.

3 hours ago in Security by Ellyne Phneah Comment

Operators should look to network QoS as 'key differentiator'

Today's data-intensive network world means operators need to adopt service-first attitude toward assessing network functions and differentiating service offerings, say insiders, who add MPLS still plays key role.

4 hours ago in Communications by Kevin Kwang Comment

Baidu sets up research lab in Singapore

Chinese Internet giant partners local research organization to set up laboratory focusing on Southeast Asian language search.

5 hours ago in Internet by Liau Yun Qing Comment

AMD's third-party IP plans won't disrupt x86 market

Chipmaker's move to include architectures other than x86, such as ARM, into future processors unlikely to impact x86 server market share but could boost its competitiveness against Intel, say market observers.

7 hours ago in Hardware by Liau Yun Qing Comment

China shutters 7,846 black market sites

Government crackdown on illegal online commercial activities results in thousands of Web sites being shut down and 1.2 million online posts removed, report states.

7 hours ago in Internet by Liau Yun Qing Comment

Build a Drupal installation on Amazon EC2

Nick Hardiman performs a Drupal install on his Amazon EC2 machine and provides a cheat sheet of the steps and commands that he used to do it.

8 hours ago in Enterprise Servers & Storage by Nick Hardiman Comment

Save keystrokes with this simple shortcut for copying in Word

Save a few keystrokes by using this keyboard shortcut for duplicating text and objects in Word.

9 hours ago in Microsoft Office Suite by Susan Harkins Comment

HP cuts outlook as PC unit takes hit

HP reports better-than-expected first quarter earnings, but sales fell short of expectations. It is bracing itself with worse outlook amid poor PC sales.

11 hours ago in Business by Larry Dignan Comment

Open source model creates new cybercrime frontier

Model provides platform for cybercriminals to come together to share knowledge and develop new, advanced malware, more quickly and at lower costs, insiders warn.

11 hours ago in Security by Ellyne Phneah Comment

Tech firms agree to privacy protections for mobile apps

In an effort led by California's attorney general, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others agree to require developers to inform users about data usage policies before they download apps.

11 hours ago in Internet by Elinor Mills Comment

India call centers in debt collection fraud

U.S. federal officials accuse Indian call centers of being involved in cheating millions of dollars out of Americans, reports say.

12 hours ago in Security by Ryan Huang Comment

India's $35 tablet project hits snag

India will invite companies to bid again for its Aakash budget tablet project, after complaints of poor performance and hiccups in rollout of pilot model.

12 hours ago in Hardware by Ryan Huang Comment

BSM can help cope with IT consumerization

Business service management can help IT heads better deal with increasing complexity from consumerization, says BMC exec, who notes that full impact yet to hit enterprise environment.

1 day ago in Business by Jamie Yap Comment

Chinese smartphone maker looks to beef up manpower

Following successful launch last year of its Mi-One mobile phone, Xiaomi now plans to hire over 1,000 new staff including openings in test and development, with active forum members exempted from interviews.

1 day ago in Communications by Staff Comment

Hong Kong entrepreneurs tout economy's unique traits

Makible and Awesome Ship among local startups tapping geographic, cultural and financial resources to push new products and services, including mainstream 3D printer and push-notification product delivery app.

1 day ago in Business by Mahesh Sharma Comment
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Of course they are 'open', that was the game plan from the start! What a weasel!

1 day ago by mingnow on China firm open to settle iPad dispute with Apple

my maxim: Never say or do something online that you wouldn't say or do in a room full of people.

1 day ago by mingnow on Do firms have right to compel employees to be social?

Fascinating to see the Asian market reacting to 'social business'. It really re-emphasises for me the most valuable facet opening up foll...

5 days ago by onedesk on APAC firms still grappling with social biz

The adoption of telemedicine has been slow but it is progressing. I believe with this new wave of medical school graduates fully integrat...

5 days ago by evan on Telemedicine adoption 'disappointing' so far

Seems like many organizations are still struggling with what method is best suited to add the appropriate additional layer of authentica...

5 days ago by cloudthug on Additional security layer shores up banks' 2FA security

Lets see what is going to be the result for this. waiting to hear the news of it

6 days ago by sairaise on LinkedIn reportedly in talks to enter China

Good to know that. now a days facebook is available in many messengers too

6 days ago by sairaise on Facebook releases Messenger for Windows

it is the apps to your timeline to share what you're listening to, reading and more.

6 days ago by sairaise on Facebook launches new Timeline apps

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Do firms have right to compel employees to be social?

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A lawsuit filed in Massachusetts, United States, may have implications on end-users who leave their Wi-Fi networks unsecured.

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