Tech Talk

A significant shift has occurred on the mobile front. The prolific adoption of smartphones has dramatically increased the use of mobile devices for business communications. As the capabilities of these devices grow, we are witnessing a compelling need to address the e-mail encryption and credential management security issues outside the walls of the enterprise network. Andrew Diamond, CEO and Founder of Yakimbi talks about mobile encryption.

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The geeks (Matt Armitage and Jeff Sandhu) doesn't believe that SOPA/PIPA will do good to the Internet. Hence, they lined up something special for this week's episode.

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Data traffic growth is outstripping the capacity of 3G network deployments in urban “hot zones”, making it difficult in some cases even to hold an uninterrupted mobile phone conversation during rush hour. What can be done? What are the implications? Louis Au, Vice President for Ruckus Wireless Asia Pacific explains all.

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With the rise of high speed Internet access from our mobile devices, IPTV’s are now tapping into our mobile phones and not to be left behind, 1Malaysia IPTV seems to be paving the way in this field. Shukor Ahmed, Director for 1Malaysia TV explains all.

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DDOS, Malware, Hacking. All these became household names in 2011. Here with me today is Krishna Rajagopal, CEO for Akati Consulting as we are taking a look back at some of the best performers in the virus world. This is the w00t! awards.

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Last week we spoke about some of the interesting findings in CES 2012 but you may have noticed that we didn’t speak much about mobile phones and tablet. So obviously we have Kashminder Singh, Managing Editor for Mobile World Magazine

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The geeks talks about some of the interesting stuff they found during their trip to the recent CES including a mind-controlled TV and Bieber-Bot. If you're looking to rule to world, we have a place for your lair that is sellling for dirt cheap and also, doomsday is coming in 2012.

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Last week we were talking about big things – the science of being fat – this week we’ll be talking about the technology that will be big in 2012. This week Las Vegas plays host to CES – the International Consumer Electronics Show – possibly the largest tech show in the world. Reporting on CES direct from this studio is Matt Armitage from kulturpop.com and MN8.

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Stephen Brobst, CTO of Teradata Corporation talks about Big Data and what will cause data overload in the near future.

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What is science fiction these days? Holograms? Personal assistant like Siri? Augmented Reality? All these technologies are here today and in 5 years time, mind reading will be possible as well, that’s according to IBM’s 5 in 5. Azri Razif Yahaya, Chief Technologist for IBM Malaysia explains all these.

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