Tech Talk

Wu Han, Chief Designer at MindValley and Hui Leong, Application Developer at 40 Square Software talks about WebCamp KL.

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Arshan Saha, Regional Director for Innity talks about Online Video Advertising. What is Ad Network and the challenges faced in the industry as well as an outlook for 2012.

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JTechmaestro Sandhu (that's not a typo mistake), speaks his heart out on Google Music, another music service that does exactly the same as the others with no real innovation involved as we still can't get it here in Asia. Ever wondered how dangerous a virus attack can be? We explain to you an example that happen to New Zealand and all of it's 12 inhabitants there. Moving on swiftly is the big news of NASA looking for astronaughts and how Matt Armitage told off the Director at NASA to "show me the rockets!" before they went searching public for the next astronaught. Geek Tip of the Week is for those who have issues with cables around their houses and not knowing which goes where. Matt Armitage then comes out with a conspiracy theory on NFC technology and we explain to you what Alpine Villages is all about.

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Apparently Over the course of the next 40 years, science is poised to create more knowledge than humans have created in all of recorded history. And yet, at the same time there is a huge popular backlash against science and scientific knowledge. The question we all want to know, can Matt Armitage of MN8 & Kulturpop.com fix science in the next 15 minutes?

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With the rise of consumer gadgets in recent years, the rise of “geeks” has also increased drastically! Two tech addicts, Samuel Tan, co-founder of MobileFest and Bernard Yeoh, core member of MobileFest talks about their non profit organization, MobileFest and also they give us their insights on the current mobile trends.

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Gopi Ganesalingam, Managing Director and Arjunan Arichandran, Business Development Manager for Lava Protocols talks about to transform your business to the new social reality thanks to the development of social media 

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We are living through a kind of information anarchy now where transgressions are both rampant and over-punished. The recent episodes with WikiLeaks and the exhilaration of lawlessness seen in groups like Anonymous, LulzSec and the #AntiSec Movement are giving way to potentially authoritarian crackdowns, which themselves are both dangerous and lawless. The question begets – can the law keep up with protecting secrecy, whether in class action lawsuits or national security prosecution? What role hackers and other activists should play in the privacy/security/transparency debate. Jennifer Granick, attorney at ZwillGen PLLC answers all this questions and more.

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Looking for a new smartphone or just itchy to get your hands on a new gadget? Well, look no further. We have the geek heaven Samsung Galaxy S II, the delicious Nokia N9, the Blackberry Bold 9900 in a suit and the freakily smart Siri, iPhone 4S.

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The Geeks intoduces for the first time on-air, their Facebook page (facebook.com/geeksonbfm) followed by Kaizer Soze's interruption on Dennis Ritchie's tribute. Matt then think that maybe Steve Jobs is Kaizer Soze as he is in the running for TIME Magazine's Person of the Year. We also hear what Matt says to his wife every morning when he wakes up and also how Matt is now trying to broker a deal for Jeff Sandhu's purchase of the webOS platform. All in good fun.

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With markets around the world in turmoil, social unrest across Europe and the Middle East and law enforcement agencies turning their attention to the Internet, a new tech savvy breed of social activists is emerging. Calling themselves Anonymous, these self-styled cyber activists are using hacker tricks for political gain. Matt Armitage of MN8 & Kulturpop.com tries to get a handle on an organization that has no structure.

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