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eWEEK Newsbreak Nov 19th 2010

November 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

Join eWEEK reporter Ashley Daley as she breaks down the weeks technology headlines, including:
Pretty soon your mobile phone will also be able to moonlight as your mobile wallet. Thats right, AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile have teamed up to create a new mobile commerce network, calling it ISIS. It will work by using near-field communication technology with short-range, high-frequency wireless technology to enable the encrypted exchange of information between devices at a short distance. The tri-network venture has a customer-base of over 200 million and expects to launch in “key geographic markets” in the next 18 months; Facebook has announced a new unified messaging system that provides users with e-mail. Users will also have the ability to communicate with one another on the Web and on mobile phones regardless of whether they are using e-mail, text messaging, or online chat services. The new service encourages users to sign up for an e-mail address ending in @facebook.com, but of course will not be mandatory; With 2011 right around the corner, what do you all believe will be the key business trends of 2011? And what are the technologies to watch as we enter the new year? Our VP of Strategic Content Eric Lundquist sums it up in his new article: “Five Technologies That Will Change the Enterprise B2B Business in 2011,” and we share them with you here; Dells earnings are beating forecasts. The computer company said that revenue saw strong gains in every unit except consumer products. And heres perhaps one reason for that. According to a recent article in The New York Times, a judge in North Carolina unsealed hundreds of documents linked to a lawsuit filed by Advanced Internet Technologies that had accused Dell of trying to hide defects in its desktop computers from customers. And thats exactly what was found in the documents we have all the details.
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Data protectionism : Serfing the web

November 11th, 2010 | No Comments

A small spat highlights a big issue: who owns your online identity?

SUCH is Facebook’s attraction these days that even Britain’s monarch has finally joined the 500m-plus users of the online social network. On November 8th Queen Elizabeth II launched a Facebook page to publicise the royal family’s doings. Within a day, it had attracted almost 200,000 “likes” from around the world plus messages such as “Hello Liz xxx”. But it had also turned into a forum for an acrimonious slanging match between supporters of the monarchy and its critics.

Buckingham Palace says that the Queen’s e-mail address, if she has one, is secret. But it will not end in gmail.com. That will spare her from another wrangle—a kind of digital trade war. On November 5th Google introduced a technical change that blocks its e-mail users from automatically transferring their electronic address book in one lump when they set up a Facebook account. It is part of Google’s efforts to defend its dominance of the internet from Facebook’s growing challenge (as is Google’s announcement this week giving all its 23,000 employees a 10% pay rise and a $1,000 bonus, which is an attempt to halt defections to Facebook). …

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Oct 4-8

September 27th, 2010 | No Comments

MONDAY, OCT 4

Seminars/Conferences
Oct 4-8
Topic: Corporate Governance Week 2010
Highlights: 2nd Asian Investors’ Corporate Governance Conference 2010, 11th Investors’ Choice Awards 2010, Executive Workshops, Catalist Seminar
Organiser: Securities Investors Association Singapore (SIAS)
Tel: (65) 6227 2683
Email: <a href="http://theedgesingapore.com/mailto:

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Website: www.sias.org.sg/cgweek2010

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MAS won’t intervene on SGD at current level: Source

August 16th, 2010 | No Comments

Singapore MAS comfortable with recent rise in local dollar vs US dollar, won’t intervene near current USD/SGD levels, source familiar with central bank thinking says.

Also, MAS likely to stand pat at next policy review in October.

“The rise hasn’t been dramatic and at current levels the Singapore dollar is competitive for our exports,” source says, adding MAS unlikely to intervene unless USD/SGD falls “clearly and sustainably closer to $1.34.”

Pair last 1.3629 vs 1.3625 Friday close.

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Facebook Fixes Privacy Bug

August 13th, 2010 | No Comments

Facebook has closed a privacy hole in the site after a researcher posted information about it on the Full Disclosure security mailing list. – Facebook has fixed a bug that could have been abused by someone
looking to get their hands on the full names and photos of users.
Atul Agarwal of Secfence Technologies posted information about the issue to the Full Disclosure mailing list Aug.
11. If someone entered a users e-mail address and…


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Petition Organized On-line: Demand for Google Voice

July 8th, 2010 | No Comments

The public has recently been given the possibility to see Google Voice, a desktop application, in action. After that, fans of this application organized an on-line petition at giveusgvdesktop.com. They claimed Google to introduce Google Voice to the public. In addition they wrote: their petition reflected the great demand for the product. The final goal [...]

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E-mail Correspondence between Steve Jobs and Customer is Fake

July 6th, 2010 | No Comments

It has been announced by Apple that the alleged e-mail correspondence between Steve Jobs, Chief Executive Officer, and an irritated iPhone buyer concerning the antenna problems of the newly released iPhone 4 is faked. This e-mail initially appeared on 1, July on Boy Genius Report (BGR) blog. Steve Jobs allegedly tells the customer to calm [...]

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AT&T apologies for data breach

June 14th, 2010 | No Comments

AT&T has apologized to iPad users for the recent leak of email address from its network. The company has sent e-mail to the users in this regard asked for forgiveness.
But the network service provider has also blamed’ self-described hackers for uncovering of the company website that enabled the hackers to expose 114,000 e-mail [...]

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3G iPad risky for safety of your information

June 10th, 2010 | No Comments

The iPad 3G are no more considered as safe to keep you secret from looking at it. A hacking group called Goatse Security stumbled upon a program on AT&T Web site that was sending back the iPad users’ e-mail address when a sim card identification number was given to it.
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Google Extends Google Voice Invites to Students

May 14th, 2010 | No Comments

Google May 14 began rolling out its Google Voice phone management application to students, the search engine said. While the company is targeting college students with this new offer, a Google spokesperson told eWEEK any user with the .edu domain suffix may submit their e-mail address to procure an invite from the company. Google acquired Gizmo5 last year and is expected to take those assets and turn Google Voice into a Web calling service such as Skype. Google also expects to offer Google Voice to the enterprise through its Google Apps suite. – <p>Google May 14 began rolling out its free Google Voice
phone management application to students in the United States, aiming to tap into
a potentially rich pool of hundreds of thousands of new users.</p>
<p>Google Voice lets users route calls to their home, work
and mobile phones from a specia…


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Jesse James Mistress Melissa Smith Reveals Affair With Sandra Bullock’s Husband

March 24th, 2010 | No Comments

Move over, Tiger Woods: There’s a new celebrity hubby vying for the title of Entertainment’s Filthiest Dirtbag: Biker Jesse James just can’t help himself — the man has allegedly been cheating on America’s Sweetheart, Sandra Bullock, with tattooed temptress Michelle McGee and an exotic dancer named Melissa Smith.
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Paedophilia and the Catholic church: Evil orders

March 18th, 2010 | No Comments

The growing scandal about child abuse reaches the top of the Vatican

A SUBTLY disquieting photograph greets visitors to the website of the northern Italian diocese of Bozen-Brixen. The dark recesses of a sunken passageway end in a flight of steps leading to daylight. A click leads to an e-mail address for reporting sexual or physical abuse by priests. The first person to use it spoke anonymously to the newspaper Corriere della Sera. As a wartime evacuee, he recalled how a village curate “felt my trousers, tried to kiss me and asked me to caress him”. His younger brother told him the priest was still molesting boys 13 years later.

The web initiative has recently been praised as an exercise in openness and may be extended to other parts of Italy. Yet the e-mail address had long been on the site, and came to prominence only amid the mushrooming worldwide scandal involving hundreds of people molested by priests or in church-run institutions. …

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The Ways to Track your Child in the Internet

February 27th, 2010 | No Comments

Are you worried that your child is using Gmail, since Google launched Buzz? Probably, but it is difficult for a child to understand the privacy settings of Buzz.
It is not permitted to own a Gmail address to those who are under the age of 13. But still it should be mentioned that the age [...]

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Samsung SGH-T139 Is a VGA Camera Phone

February 24th, 2010 | No Comments

Samsung SGH-T139 is considered to be a VGA camera phone that comes with a standard flip design. It is available with basic features. It has a compact shape and offers the following measures: 3.7 inches tall by 1.9 inches wide by 0.7 inch thick. It is light, i.e. 2.98 ounces. It is made of [...]

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Mar 1-5

February 22nd, 2010 | No Comments

MONDAY, MAR 1

Seminars/Conferences
Mar 1-2
Topic: 4th Asia-Pacific Base Oil Conference
Theme: “The Outlook for Base Oils in Challenging Times”
Venue: The Regent Hotel Singapore
Organiser: F&L Asia
Tel: 1801.515.7776
Email: <a href="http://theedgesingapore.com/mailto:

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Google Wave Pushes AppJet to Sell Out to Google

December 5th, 2009 | No Comments

Google purchased real-time document collaboration startup AppJet to fortify the Google Wave real-time collaboration platform Dec. 4. The move was a sell out from a company that felt it couldn’t compete with the sheer scope of Wave and Google, Y Combinator partner Paul Graham said. Now EtherPad is no longer accepting new customers and anyone who have registered an e-mail address with EtherPad will be e-mailed an invitation to join the Google Wave preview by December 31, 2009. EtherPad users are angry and Graham’s explanation of why AppJet quit is unlikely to appease them.
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Google purchased real-time document collaboration startup
AppJet to fortify the Google Wave real-time collaboration platform, AppJet said
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Block emails from specific email ID / domain in Live Hotmail

September 20th, 2009 | No Comments

There is lot of email spam (un-wanted email messages) received in inbox on daily basis. Windows Live Hotmail users can easily block receiving of messages from specific email ID address or domain (the part of an e-mail address after the @ sign). You can add list of email IDs or domains and block those senders.
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Block emails from specific email ID / domain in Live Hotmail

September 20th, 2009 | No Comments

There is lot of email spam (un-wanted email messages) received in inbox on daily basis. Windows Live Hotmail users can easily block receiving of messages from specific email ID address or domain (the part of an e-mail address after the @ sign). You can add list of email IDs or domains and block those senders.
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SDK for Palm Pre Now Available to Developers

July 17th, 2009 | No Comments

Palm has made its Mojo Software Development Kit (SDK) available to developers, which is good news for Palm Pre owners jonesing for new apps. Following Apples precedent, Microsoft, Google, Research In Motion, Nokia and even Symbian are scrambling to stock mobile app stores the new must-have accessory for any smartphone.
– Palms Mojo Software Development Kit is now available to application
developers. The SDK can be downloaded by any developer with a valid
e-mail address at developer.palm.com.

The App Catalog submission process will be open to all
developers in the fall, according to a July 16 post on the Palm…


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