Tech Talk

With a man down again as Matt Armitage tries to save the euro crisis, Jeff Sandhu explains all the social media platforms in a Homer Simpson way. We then revisit his childhood days of playing Hot Wheels with the introduction of Hot Wheel's iNitro Speeders. And the world of solar powered vehicle might just be one sexy looking thing with the SPV which is a concept car that redefines solar powered vehicle. Siri might integrated with the new Apple TV so we discuss what we could be doing to our TV's in the near future. Geek Tip of the Week explains how you could save a blown out speaker by using a masking tape.

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The last discussion on RIM in Turmoil, well has painted the bleak picture of RIM in 2012. To give hope to all BlackBerry users, Khairulyadi Mahadi from MobileFest and Nelson Rizal from BlackBerry User Group Malaysia are here to give us their point of view.

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Augmented Reality is one of the key technology trends that will take 2012 by storm. And speaking of storm and other weather conditions Tang Tung Ai, Technical Director for Icon Mobi Solutions to talk about Vinode, a geo-location weather app.

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With Matt Armitage decided to fly back to the UK for a special "live" interview, the Geeks are a man down as Jeff Sandhu flies solo. In this episode, he talks about a belt for those creepy FB addicts, Kissenger for Skype (a small pig-like robot with floppy ears and googly eyes with sensitive robotic lips) that makes long distanced relationships easier. What did you do on February 1st? We recommend you that you should be changing your passwords every February 1st and also a business card that would cost you USD$1,500 per piece that makes us wonder if you really need a business when you're that rich.

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According to a recent Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) commissioned IDC survey, enterprises in Asia Pacific are not prepared for “Big Data”. Johnson Khoo, Managing Director for Hitachi Data Systems talks about the 2012 outlook and storage industry predictions.

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As any visitor to this country will tell you, Malaysians are a charming and friendly lot. Until they get in their cars, where they instantly turn into psychotic maniacs with tourette’s syndrome. But help may be at hand: the cars of the future may turn Malaysia into a tranquil driver’s paradise. Staring at his crystal dipstick into is Matt Armitage from kulturpop.com and MN8.

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The revolution in ICTs has profound implications for economic and social development. It has pervaded every aspect of human life whether it is health, education, economics, governance, entertainment etc. Tourism represents an increasingly important sector of the Malaysian economy. So how can ICT help the tourism sector? Ahmad Rizan, CEO for Dataprep explains.

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Freda Liu and Jeff Sandhu talks about the issues with RIM, the makers of the popular BlackBerry devices, on whether are they in turmoil and can they ever bounce back and survive the smartphone war?

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It’s the new year and the era of coughs, sneezes and sniffles is on us again. But is someone out to get us? Are these viruses and diseases nature’s way of telling us to make more room for the tigers or is it a man-made conspiracy concocted in a lab to make money for Big Pharma. Muttering into his handkerchief is Matt Armitage from kulturpop.com and MN8.

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Yuri Wahab, Managing Director for Cisco and Andy Khoo, Country Manager for NetApp talks about their predictions for the Malaysian ICT Sector in 2012.

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