Tech Talk

The machines that made the Matrix knew that human beings were only really useful as rechargeable batteries. While we still like to think that we're cleverer than the computers we make, their automated offspring robots are already spreading their mechanized tentacles into our world. Looking at a future where everything is metallic is Matt Armitage from MN8 and Kulturpop.

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Karamjit Singh, founder of DigitalNewsAsia.com together with Zafrul Noordin, Commander-in-Chief spoke about CodeArmy and Zafrul's overwhelming experience in Silicon Valley and Boston when pitching his idea to the likes of people from Stanford University.

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Say goodbye to chopcards. That's what ChopInk, a cardless loyalty system that works on your smartphone, is hoping for. Teon Ooi & Ho Heng Yew, co-founders of WereBits talks about their new creation, ChopInk. 

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In production and development, open source is a philosophy or a pragmatic methodology that promotes free redistribution and access to an end product's design and implementation details. Before the phrase open source became widely adopted, developers and producers used a variety of phrases to describe the concept; open source then gained hold with the rise of the Internet, and the attendant need for massive retooling of the computing source code. Jan Sysmans, Senior Director of Product Marketing for SugarCRM explains about the future and direction of businesses are heading.

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In this episode of Monday Mobile Matters (July 16th 2012), news about Yahoo! getting hacks for the Voices account followed by Nvidia Forums. Nothing is safe anymore.

If you're an Angry Birds fan, then maybe the Samsung SMART TV is for you. Angry Birds will soon be on the Samsung SMART TV and take a guess what you will be using as a controller?

Soon your workout gadgets will be battery free! How and what is this you ask? Body heat is the next generation technology.

And last but not least, order your iPhone 5 now. All this and more on Monday Mobile Matters July 16th 2012.

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On this spooky Friday the 13th, the Geeks talk about Friggatriskaidekaphobia. What is that you might ask? You might be actually be having it right now. Following that is another spooky news that Microsoft wants to challenge Apple in all fronts. Spooky indeed.

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They’ve finally found it. On July 4th scientists at CERN, the particle accelerator in Switzerland announced the likely discovery of the elusive Higgs Boson, the so-called missing link of the kind of physics we learned at school. Matt Armitage from MN8 and Kulturpop tells us what it is, where to find it and whether it will make a good pet.

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Karamjit Singh, founder of Digital News Asia.com talks about Goh Ai Ching's (from Piktochart) experience in Silicon Valley followed by Innity Bhd's comScore ratings and Sisteer.

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As we know, the gaming industry is now set to be bigger than Hollywood and yet, gaming is really considered to be a business platform just yet. John Goodale, Unity 3D’s General Manager for Asia talks about the gaming industry and its future.

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Shopping. We’re all guilty when it comes to it. And online shopping has not helped much either. Now though, a new mobile shopping and payment platform is about to change the game. Raymood Woo, CEO and Angus Ogilvy, VP of Marketing for GadgetMan talks about the world's first end-to-end M-Commerce Licensing Programme, GadgetMan!

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