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HP security chief: How big data can catch hackers red-handed
Firewalls and antivirus software bite deepest into most organisations' security budgets to the detriment of the other stages in the breach process.
Zalora launches cash-on-collection in Singapore via 7-Eleven
In the first service of its kind in Singapore, online shoppers now have the added option of paying for and collecting their online purchases at convenience stores. Separately, Zalora revealed it raised US$100 million in new funding.
Where's customer voice as India mobile tariffs climb
To remain competitive and profitable, Indian mobile operators are gradually increasing tariff rates as lowering prices and growing subscriber base are no longer deemed beneficial tactics. But what does that mean for customers?
Sony cuts sales targets, remains optimistic
Sales targets for digital cameras, smartphones and tablets have been cut by 13-17 percent for the year ending March 2015.
Nokia adds augmented reality to Here Maps on Windows Phone
Windows Phone devices with a compass will be able to use Nokia's LiveSight navigation tools in its Here maps.
3G finally taking off in India
3G connectivity has improved across India, with Vodafone India's 50 percent jump in data-related revenues for its latest fiscal year an indicator of the improving network quality.
Logitech to make wired iPad keyboard for the classroom
Logitech has several keyboards for the iPad, but the new Wired Keyboard for iPad is the first to plug into the tablet for use in the classroom where wireless keyboards are not ideal.
Taiwan faces up to Open Compute Project's promise
Taiwan's Cloud Computing Association will be establishing a local chapter of the Open Compute Project to draw more local hardware makers to support Facebook's vision of an open data center.
Windows Azure's China debut set for June
Microsoft, via its official licensing partner 21Vianet, will offer the public preview version of its platform-as-a-service offering next month as it looks to tap China's cloud computing market potential.
First WhatsApp, now WeChat eyes India growth
China’s largest Internet company, Tencent, is eyeing India for further growth for its messaging platform as it ventures overseas. It will be up against an increasingly crowded market where rivals such as Whatsapp have had a headstart.
iiNet open to Coalition NBN offers
iiNet would be willing to sell more of its infrastructure, including its extensive fibre to the node network to a Coalition government, should the party win the September federal election.
Bitcoin 2013 conference: the future of money?
I had many questions about Bitcoin (BTC) and how it works. Some of them got answered.
Did the US force China to develop its online army?
Whether the US or China started the online fight, both sides are rallying forces, and with the right spark, it could end with catastrophic consequences.
Sacked iGate CEO denies sexual harassment claims
Phaneesh Murthy defends himself in a media conference call, labeling the accusations from his subordinate "an easy way to collect money", but admits he did not disclose his inter-office relationship at the first opportunity.
Samsung to buy 10 percent stake in rival Pantech
South Korean electronics giant's investment in local rival Pantech in a deal valued at almost US$47.6 million will boost cooperation in smartphone and other business areas.
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