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From software theory to fact
Insight newsmaker Laura Bennett, an IBM alphaWorks executive, discusses the emerging software types being investigated by her team and facing up to skeptics.
Tags: Software engineering/development, IBM Corp., Technology, Security, Open Source, Community, venture capital, intellectual property, podcast, software
Genting gets social with Web 2.0
News The Malaysian enterprise is rolling out this week a customized collaborative network for board and senior management to work and share ideas more productively.
Tags: Web 2.0, Business applications, Web logs, Digital media, Software engineering/development, Software integration, phone, Microsoft SQL Server 2008, podcast, chairman
A peek into the Internet in 2035
News Vint Cerf, one of the "founding fathers of the Internet", speaks on how life around the Internet will change and whether there is a future for the traditional press.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Video, Green IT, Development/design, Next-generation technology/networks, Mobile, Google Inc., Advertisement, phone
Apple's iTunes 8.1 plugs malicious podcast security hole
News Latest version of iTunes addresses two security issues, including one that could expose usernames and passwords.
Tags: Network security, Music, Apple Inc., Authentication, Fortinet Inc., Security, Apple iTunes, Apple Mac OS, Software Update, podcast server
Expoloring SOA design patterns
Techguide In podcast series, Thomas Erl and coauthors of SOA Design Patterns discuss the SOA patterns identified in the book.
Tags: Web services, SOA, co-author, ebizQ, Joe McKendrick, design pattern, podcast, industry, Web, Web services
Enterprise Web 2.0 costs set to plunge
News Good news for credit crunch squeezed CIOs: the price of enterprise Web 2.0 tools is set to plummet.
Tags: Web services, Web logs, Tool, CIO, social networking, podcast, software, job, Web 2.0, software-as-a-service
Signature-based antivirus is dead: get over it
News The effectiveness of signature-based antivirus is much debated. It all comes down to a challenge issued to antivirus companies in a Race to Zero competition at the Defcon security conference.
Tags: Antivirus software, Viruses and worms, Security, Apple Macintosh, antivirus, podcast, software, McAfee Inc., hacking, R&D
TCP flaws puts Web sites at risk
News Researchers testing a port scanner discover multiple flaws within the TCP stack which could create denial of service attacks under controlled circumstances.
Tags: Security, Web sites, TCP, Vulnerability, Flaw, penetration testing, podcast, DNS, denial of service, Sweden
Users want mobile video, for free
News Freely available video is among the top three applications desired by mobile phone users, reveals Ovum survey.
Tags: Video, Mobile platforms/communications, Ovum, Mobile, TV, Survey, Singapore, Advertisement, social networking, podcast
SMBs in S'pore, India to spend US$1B on Net
News Growth is driven by Singapore's need to support increasingly mobile workforce and India's intensifying dependence on the Internet, study finds.
Tags: Web sites, Web 2.0, Investments, Communications, Mobile, India, Internet Access, Singapore, Small And Medium Business, Internet Connection
Dell puts the bite on Apple
News Dell's Tim Bucher, a former Apple veteran, and his Zing software hope to give iTunes some competition.
Tags: Music, Music devices, Software, Apple Inc., phone, podcast, consumer PC, Dell Computer Corp., alliance, Apple iTunes Music Store
Businesses struggle to serve Gen Y
News This generation of consumers are digital natives immersed in technology, and companies are unsure about how to attract and retain them, survey reveals.
Tags: Marketing, Sales strategy, Business, Generation Y, social networking, podcast, software, Web 2.0, revenue, Nokia Corp.
Apple answers call for iPhone applications
News New software development kit and soon-to-be-launched application store show the true power of the iPhone.
Tags: Cellular phones, Smart phones, Mac OS, Mobile applications, Apple Inc., Application, Mobile, Developer, Apple Mac OS, Touch Screen
Apple's Snow Leopard to get early release
News New version of the OS X operating system, which marks Apple's move to 64-bit support, will be made available ahead of its original September schedule.
Tags: Mac OS, Apple Inc., Apple iWork, Apple Mac OS X, Apple iLife, hard-disk space, online store, 64-bit CPU, software engineering, Mac OS
Samsung SGH-i780
Reviews With two batteries and a separate charger, the SGH-i780 could be a wise choice for the mobile professional, although it's a bit bulky and the screen is a touch small for some applications.
