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Sloppy risk assessment raises Web fear factor

perspective Web security experts must separate actual risk from theoretical risk, says a security researcher.

August 18, 2009 in Security by Mary Landesman

Web malware: Is the Net burning?

perspective As Web malware proliferates, it seems cybercriminals are always one step ahead, security expert points out.

September 24, 2009 in Security by Mary Landesman

BlackBerry goes with the flow for developers

newsmaker BlackBerry platform's focus on collaboration between apps helps it stand out in a crowded market, says Alan Brenner, the RIM executive in charge of the platform.

December 7, 2009 in Communications by Mary Branscombe

Offline SharePoint tool promised for Mac users

While Microsoft is not planning to produce a version of Groove for the Mac, the new tool will make SharePoint access much easier for Mac users, company executives say.

October 26, 2009 in Software by Mary Branscombe

Microsoft reverses decision on Exchange 2007 support

After notifying customers and partners that Exchange Server 2007 wouldn't be able to run on Windows Server 2008 R2, the Exchange team has reversed its decision.

November 5, 2009 in Software by Mary Jo Foley

Cory Doctorow, geek culture icon

newsmaker The Boing Boing editor, sci-fi author and all around big-time Net thinker hits on a range of topics from gold farming to the North American Free Trade Agreement.

May 26, 2010 in Internet by Daniel Terdiman

MariMari.com still going strong

MariMari.com has reiterated what it said two months ago--that it was not on the verge of going bust. In fact, it has recently tied up several key alliances that could potentially have worldwide ramifications.

May 29, 2000 in Hardware by Wendy Lee

We're not going bust, we're still here, says MariMari.com

Hospitality portal MariMari.com has defied market rumors of its impending closure, stating instead that the company is expanding further in the Southeast Asia region.

March 8, 2000 in Hardware by Yap Cheng Theng

Venture capital, done the Google way

Google Ventures has made 10 investments over its first year in operation, and has about US$100 million to spend this year. How will it distribute that cash?

May 4, 2010 in Business by Tom Krazit

Microsoft adds yet another mobile OS

Company announces Windows Embedded Handheld, an operating system designed for the rugged handhelds used by package handlers, shop floor workers, and others.

June 18, 2010 in Communications by Ina Fried

Nokia targets 300M services users by 2011

Finnish phone maker looking beyond selling devices and wants 300 million users on its devices pulling cloud data within two years, says its corporate strategy chief.

November 11, 2009 in Communications by Victoria Ho

Forget Conficker--focus on the real threats

perspective Despite all the headlines, it is not the Conficker worm people should be worrying about, says industry watcher.

May 22, 2009 in Security by Mary Landesman

Tackling the threat from compromised Web sites

perspective Most Web-based malware now comes from genuine sites that have been compromised, but are site owners and visitors are addressing the problem, asks security expert Mary Landesman.

January 2, 2009 in Security by Mary Landesman

Developers are Nokia's path to emerging markets

Mobile maker is placing renewed focus on app creators, in hope that developer-centric strategy will drive its push into Asia's emerging markets, say top execs.

November 10, 2009 in Software by Victoria Ho

When security researchers become the problem

Oracle's Mary Ann Davidson says myths have grown up around the role of security researchers who seek out software flaws.

August 10, 2005 in Security by Mary Ann Davidson

ZDNet Asia Live

Non-green IT products 'marketing suicide' http://bit.ly/aCqko4

Standards important for S'pore e-healthcare. http://bit.ly/dtC6Bn

RT @Droid_News: Motorola earnings beat expectations http://bit.ly/btsNAg | #Droid #Android

US court rejects class action status for Intel antitrust suit http://bit.ly/9AbnMF

Non-green IT products 'marketing suicide': This 50-hectare eco-business park is described as a "living laboratory"... http://bit.ly/aCqko4

great! US court rejects class action status for Intel antitrust suit http://bit.ly/9acwER Good day!

Please RT: US court rejects class action status for Intel antitrust suit http://ht.ly/18m7IC

1 hour 23 minutes ago by springsseo on topsy

Shocked! RT: @danielgoh: Oh really? RT @scoopsg: (zdnetasia) S'pore marketeers not chirping to Twitter's tune http://scoo.ps/dpkySs

Non-green IT products 'marketing suicide': By Munir Kotadia, ZDNet Australia on July 30, 2010 (8 minutes ago) Vend... http://bit.ly/aCqko4

Asian firms aware of IT snoops. http://bit.ly/9eGRxG

sg marketeers not chirping to twitter's tune http://bit.ly/aRAa1Y - baby steps baby steps

Non-green IT products 'marketing suicide': This 50-hectare eco-business park is described as a "living laboratory"... http://bit.ly/cEkDUD

Non-green IT products 'marketing suicide': At the same time, it seems vendors see green technology as a very high ... http://bit.ly/aCqko4

2 hours 4 minutes ago by greentreats on topsy

Oh really? RT @scoopsg: (zdnetasia) S'pore marketeers not chirping to Twitter's tune http://scoo.ps/dpkySs

@mrcolinlim but of course for more tech updates you can always visit zdnetasia.com

RT @zdnetasia: Searchable Facebook user data posted to Pirate Bay http://bit.ly/ciJQxY

3 hours 1 minute ago by phyllis777loves on topsy

RT @zdnetasia: 10 questions to ask when http://www.zdnetasia.c...

RT @zdnetasia: S'pore marketeers not chirping to Twitter's tune http://bit.ly/bF2aoa

Facebook led police to Philippine serial killer -- http://ow.ly/2iGnh

3 hours 17 minutes ago by hazelhassan on topsy

http://bit.ly/8v7Ov3 S'pore marketeers not chirping to Twitter's tune - ZDNet Asia http://is.gd/dSngs

5 hours 10 minutes ago by easytweeting on topsy

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5 hours 41 minutes ago by findpdf on Researchers find workaround for Adobe PDF fix

Just want to say what a great blog you got here! My appreciation of your work, cause i am an IT student also. Try this one too, http://w...

5 hours 49 minutes ago by winsource on Making the case for Filipino IT entrepreneurship

Hi, We have ton of HP empty cartridges. Could you collect them in our office??
Thanks

2 days 41 minutes ago by Pacific Time Pte Ltd on Recycle your HP print cartridges and get rewards

Thanks Kenneth, for your insights. Good to know people out there can see the issue for what it is, and to do so impassively, that is. ...

2 days 47 minutes ago by yedwin on iPhone 4 shows prudence in procrastination

While I agree that the issues with the device have raised many an eyebrow, I think it's unwise to forget that many phone reviews have...

2 days 58 minutes ago by kennethkoh on iPhone 4 shows prudence in procrastination

The online apple store http://store.apple.com/ is not available now. Maybe it's updating the pricing ;)

2 days 57 minutes ago by mingnow on iPhone 4 to ring in Singapore on Friday

After an awful silence, finally the prices are out..

3 days 52 minutes ago by melvinchia on iPhone 4 to ring in Singapore on Friday

Glad you discovered the Xfce 4.6 magic. Its other endearing feature is its phenomenal configurability. You can make the desktop look and ...

3 days 59 minutes ago by gnome_refugee on Smitten with Xfce 4

yep, tried them all and xfce with compiz/emerald instead of fvwm is by far the best experience I've had. If you didn't know ther...

3 days 57 minutes ago by ggolemg on Smitten with Xfce 4

@mingnow: why do you think so? How do you think the FOSS community could tackle this issue? I'm involved in a lot of efforts to get t...

3 days 3 minutes ago by fredericmuller on Taobao initiates Chinese open source revolution

Geez. I would think giving free books and getting kids to school would be a better place to start.

3 days 11 minutes ago by mingnow on India's US$35 tablet--how low can it go?

I think it's great the that country with the biggest internet population is finally contributing back to the open-source world. I thi...

4 days 57 minutes ago by mingnow on Taobao initiates Chinese open source revolution

hey.there Im Wendy from a PR Agency.I find your blog interesting and well written.In days to come,we would hold an event. Therefore We ...

4 days 27 minutes ago by wendy on iPhone 4 shows prudence in procrastination

It could be done without all these. Just use the opacity addon of Compiz.

4 days 51 minutes ago by hariks0 on How to get RGBA support in Ubuntu