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Forget the mobile Web: One site should work for all
Insight perspective Some pundits argue you should have special versions of Web sites for mobile users and disabled people, but that's plain wrong, argues a Web guru.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Mobile, Site, Web Browser, Jakob Nielsen, Media Query, Mobile Device, Developer, mobile browser
Skype not suitable for businesses in Asia
News Net telephony offerings, such as Skype, may be popular among consumers but they're still not appropriate for work due to quality issues, warns 3Com.
Tags: VoIP/IP telephony, VoIP, SMB
SingTel, Virgin in US$1b cellular deal
News Singapore Telecoms Ltd and the UK-based Virgin Group Ltd today announced a deal to invest US$1 billion over two or three years to offer cellular services in Asia outside of Japan.
Another 2,000 Seagate S'pore employees say good-bye
News In just two months, another 2,000 people at Seagate Technology in Singapore have packed their bags.
Multinationals in India choose political correctness
Blogs The success of Indian IT continues to spark backlash in the developed world. This is one concern multinational corporati...
Back to basics
Blogs weekly roundup I must have made twice as many phone calls in the last two days than I did in the last month alone, not t...
Best practices for mobile Web application development
Techguide This document examines best practices for delivering Web content to mobile devices under guidelines issued by the World Wide Web Consortium.
Tags: Handhelds, Mobile platforms/communications, Mobile applications
Web services made easy
News The Internet's leading standards group updates its core draft specification for Web services, including clarifications that try to make its language more palatable.
Virgin Blue fire sale wreaks havoc online
News Virgin Blue's Web site is falling over, under traffic loads seven times normal, as a flood of users attempt to capitalize on the airline's AU$5 (US$2.53) Internet airfare sale.
Malaysia: No censorship for Web developers, providers
News Internet content developers and providers will not be subject to censorship under Malaysia's proposed Content Code, but aggrieved parties can seek redress under other avenues to be established.
