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Umapagan Ampikaipagan got his hands on the brand new Nokia Lumia 820 and Nokia Lumia 920. After all the hype about these two brand new Windows Phone 8 smartphones, is it really worth your penny?
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Smartphones gives us everyday assistance and although we may already know that, but it may be also helping the economy with the rise of microentrepreneurs developing apps. How can apps and the app economy spur innovation and growth in our economy? Joachim Rajaram - Head of Communications and Corporate Responsibility for DiGi talks about App Economy.
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Jeff Sandhu and Freda Liu struggle to keep focus on the show with Matt Armitage's striking neon orange reflective shoes as they try their best to review the Philips Shoqbox SB7200 Bluetooth Speakers and voice out what they expect from the BlackBerry 10.
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Here on Tech Talk we use the word scientist a lot – and no one uses it more than Matt Armitage from Kulturpop. But should we really place as much trust in these white coated geeks as he does?
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Karamjit Singh from DigitalNewsAsia.com talks about a pitching event going on in Cyberjaya followed by a wrap up of a very exciting Disrupt event that happened last week.
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Ericsson has been tracking what people do when using Internet and media since 2004. Internet use has almost quadrupled in the last eight years according to a study by Ericsson ConsumerLab. But even as we spend more and more time surfing the net with our laptops, smartphones and tablets we still spend a lot of time with family and friends. And with a lot of online time being spent on social networks we are in fact becoming more social. Sebastian Barros from Ericsson Malaysia talks about how do we spend time on technology.
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SMBs are just as much a target for cybercriminals, as larger companies. But they often settle for low-end security products that lack necessary capabilities, because of tight budgets and a lack of resources. New technologies such as cloud, and new devices such as mobile need more advanced security. Sumit Bansal, Director of Sales ASEAN at SOPHOS talks about new standards for small business security.
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Jeff Sandhu goes solo today as he talks about Facebook's new search engine, Graph Search, and how this will change the evolution of search engine.
Then it's all about how the gaming industry is about to change with two new innovations. Find out more.
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According to a recent report by Citrix, the average Malaysian employee currently leads the world’s population with the highest number of devices accessing the corporate network, an average of 6 devices per employee. This number is expected to rise to almost 8 devices per employee by 2020. What does this mean? Kurt Roemer, Chief Security Strategist at Citrix talks about the Citrix Workplace of the Future report.
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The Internet. Started way back in the early 60’s for a variety of protocols, no one ever imagined it to being so important in our lives these days. Today, the Internet is everything you can imagine. But who controls the Internet? Professor Sureswaran Ramadass, Director of NAV6 Centre of Excellence at University of Science Malaysia talks about The Future Internet.
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