Tech Talk

In this 5th episode of the Do More Lah show, we speak to Vijayaratnam Tharumartnam of MDeC and CS Goh from Select-TV Solutions on his success story and how entrepreneurs can DO MORE LAH with digital.

Digital Malaysia is a national programme to spur Malaysians to create, innovate and grow using the power of digital – creating a better life for ourselves, innovating the way we work, and growing Malaysia into a vibrant digital economy by 2020.

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The Facebook Graph has been a boom for Open Source Intel (OSINT). Since being released it has opened up a wealth of personal information about you which you would rather keep secret. The release of Graph Search in March has only made things more interesting. We find out how easy it has become for hackers to steal your personal data.

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The Geeks talk about how a man in the US spent 15 hours in county jail for stealing electricity for charging his electric vehicle at his son's school. Although the total damage was only 5 cents, more situations like these might be common in the future when electric cars become the norm. Also on the show is a story on the world's first purchase of a car using Bitcoin, the digital currency.

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Last week we explored some of the worst and most stupid ideas ever to make it into the public domain. This week Kulturpop’s Matt Armitage is trusting the power of the crowd to identify some of the best technology to ever hit the world’s streets.

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Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com gives a round up of his top 15 top 5 highlights of the year including two personalities that stood out for him. Download the podcast to find out more.

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In this 4th episode of the Do More Lah show, we speak to Vijayaratnam Tharumartnam of MDeC and P’ng Yi Wei from Kurechii Studios on his success story and how entrepreneurs can DO MORE LAH with digital.

Digital Malaysia is a national programme to spur Malaysians to create, innovate and grow using the power of digital – creating a better life for ourselves, innovating the way we work, and growing Malaysia into a vibrant digital economy by 2020.

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Dyson Ltd is a British technology company, founded in 1993 by Sir James Dyson, which designs and manufactures vacuum cleaners, hand dryers, bladeless fans and heaters. It sells machines in over 50 countries and employs more than 3000 people worldwide with a manufacturing plant here in Johor. Jeff Sandhu had the opportunity to speak to Abdul Hakim, design engineer working with Dyson Singapore RDD facility and finds out what it takes to be an engineer at Dyson and what are some the in-house challenges that they do to push the boundaries of engineering.

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Dyson left our studio with this puzzle ball. So we made this stop motion animation, check it out! http://imgur.com/YJo29ua

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Creative agencies and the marketers they pitch their ideas to are being brought together by a new global movement called PitchMark. We speak to Mark Laudi about the importance of PitchMark and why is it changing the world of IP’s.

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In this 3rd episode of the Do More Lah show, we speak to Vijayaratnam Tharumartnam of MDeC and Goh Ai Ching from Piktochart on her success story and how entrepreneurs can DO MORE LAH with digital.

Digital Malaysia is a national programme to spur Malaysians to create, innovate and grow using the power of digital – creating a better life for ourselves, innovating the way we work, and growing Malaysia into a vibrant digital economy by 2020.

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RFID’s technology has been around for a few years now but hasn’t really taken off just yet. Adam Laurie from Aperture Labs believes that RFID’s technology is something that could change the way we store and read data information with what he calls, the RFIDler.

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