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Firms bring projector mobiles closer to reality
News update Singapore semiconductor turnkey provider and Israeli chipset maker gear to debut projection technology on phones and laptops, to aid presentations on the move.
Tags: Processors, Development/design, Handhelds, Notebooks and tablets, Chief Scientist, Mobile Device, Singapore, Israel, projector, Micron Technology Inc.
Time ripe to experiment with cloud computing
News Hardware, applications and services in the "cloud" are now a mature enough option for IT decision-makers to experiment with, says Accenture chief scientist.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Web services, Utility computing, Security, Google Inc., Chief Information Officer, Chief Scientist, Cloud Computing, CIO
Web 3.0 offers new customer insights
News Web 3.0 will convey customer opinions more accurately, but companies must adapt new ways to collect this data, says former Amazon.com chief scientist.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Web 3.0, Chief Scientist, Gesture, Survey, tagging, social networking, printing, data-processing
Fusion-io touts 'fastest' solid-state drive
News Fusion-io announces the ioDrive Duo, which the company claims is the fastest to date.
Tags: Storage, Steve Wozniak, Chief Scientist, PCI Express, Chip, business application, PCI, Fusion-io, Bandwidth, co-founder
Wozniak joins SSD start-up
News Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak will join solid-state drive firm Fusion-io as chief scientist and technical adviser, after having served on the company's advisory board.
Tags: Storage, Leadership, Solid State Disk, Steve Wozniak, Chief Scientist, Storage, mainframe computer, Computer, Fusion-io, advisory board
What happens when the Internet gets physical?
News How tools such as RFID secure real world will force rethink of IT security implementation, as such devices will mean Internet takes on "physical dimension", says expert.
Tags: PC security, Data security, Cloud computing, RFID, Authentication, Security, Mobile, IT Security, Cell Phone, Storage
Search leaders debate semantics
News Everyone agrees that semantic search technology--the notion of correctly assessing a searcher's intent--holds promise, and maybe money.
Tags: Search, Web services, Search, Ask.com, W3C, Internet search, Search Engine, Web services, leader, Web
Mitigating Net risks: 'More needs to be done'
News Securing cyberspace began 10 years ago and efforts continue, but effectiveness of recent initiatives depends on global uptake, says Asian Internet address body.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Network security, Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Data security, LANs and WANs, Security, ICANN, Spokesperson, Singapore
IBM roars into business consulting
News Its new 4,000-strong Business Analytics & Optimization Services will mine IBM's research and software divisions for innovations.
Tags: Consulting, IBM Corp., SAS Institute, data mining, Frank Kern, Data-mining Software, business analytics, Sales, software, analytics
Putting 'hijack' of IP addresses in the clear
Insight newsmaker APNIC's Resource Certification program won't deter hijacking of IP addresses but will at least make the event detectable, says center's chief scientist.
Tags: Web sites, Domain names, IPv6, Certification, Security, Resource Certificate, Use, Attestation, IP, IP Address
Taking the classical approach to security
Insight newsmaker RSA chief scientist Ari Juels explains why classical literature has a place in IT security, and what to make of security in radio frequency identification.
Tags: Authentication and encryption, Hacking, Security implementation/standards, Security Management, RFID, Security, Backup, Chip, Archiving, EMC Corp.
S'pore sets up R&D office in Israel
News Singapore has set up an office in Israel to facilitate joint research and development efforts between the two countries.
IBM: Innovate responsibly
News Organizations must think about new technology that can solve data privacy issues and comply with privacy policies, urges senior scientist.
Tags: Data security, Privacy, Innovation, SMB
Expert allegedly reveals security breach in Windows
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Microsoft shares draft of Vista security hooks
News Interfaces are meant to help security software makers create products that work with kernel protection features in Windows Vista.
Tags: Security Management, Microsoft Windows
