Apple and Verizon Wireless offered another sweet piece of the Apple mobile pie when they announced the iPhone 4 would be coming to the Verizon network Feb. 10. But iPhone fans are already counting down the days to the usual June unveiling of the next-generation iPhone. No official details are available yet, though media reports are beginning to zero in on some of the features the new device and platform are expected to have. One item we believe you can count on as sure as the night is dark is that the next iPhone will include Near-Field Communication capabilities. NFC is the short-range wireless communications technology that enables wireless phones to communicate with sensors in posters, signs and even point-of-sale contact terminals. In other words, such technology will make the iPhone an electronic wallet. Expect the iPhone 5 to include a chip and for iOS5 to include an NFC controller software stack homegrown and patented by Apple. But there will be more, lots more. In this slide show, eWEEK speculates on a bunch of other new features for the iPhone 5 this summer. – …
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Expect Smell-O-Vision On Katy Perry’s “California Dreams Tourâ€
“California Gurl” Katy Perry is raising the stakes on her upcoming “California Dreams Tour” by ensuring that it smells good. “It’s the first concert that’s going to smell good – it’s going to smell like you’re in cotton candy heaven,” the quirky newlywed tells Rolling Stone Magazine. “It’s a fun little nuance. I am a [...]
Eight Things We Expect to See from Apple in 2011
The New Year will bring a lot of surprises, but it doesnt take a quick shake of the box to figure out some of what Apple has on tap for 2011. Between the shakeup of application distribution contained in the Mac App Store, a new "Lion" release of Mac OS X, and new versions of the iPad and iPhone expected before midyear, theres a lot more going on with Apples product plans than the routine enhancements to processors and graphics. The big question for some users will be: will Mac OS X Lion be the last release of the operating system for server-side computing, or will Apple exit that market entirely, to focus more closely on its burgeoning consumer business? In any event, the increasing use of consumer devices in IT environments will mean good news (and healthy balance sheets) for Apple in the coming year. – …
Businesses Expect Increased Sales in 2011, Survey Finds
Among the top three areas of focus for businesses are software, hardware and a company’s Website. – Heading into the new year, a majority of small to medium-size businesses are
optimistic and are planning moderate changes in 2011, according to a survey of
more than 1,000 SMB decision makers. With 84 percent of the SMBs surveyed
predicting that sales will increase or remain the same, many busine…
Expect little SGX/ASX progress till late Jan: CLSA
CLSA estimates market giving SGX (S68.SG), ASX (ASX.AU) merger less than one-in-three chance of proceeding, with ASX still at material discount to implied value of proposed bid.
Apple’s Next iPhone: 5 Features to Expect
Apple had a hit with the iPhone 4, despite some controversy. With the approach of 2011, however, the question becomes what features will end up in the next iPhone. – Apples annual iPhone refresh has become a calendar-marking event in the tech world, surrounded by weeks of intense scrutiny as tech blogs and pundits dissect the new devices hardware and software capabilities. Each new iPhone attracts millions of buyers, further reinforcing the companys position in …
STI +0.9%; Expect more fund inflows: Kim Eng
Singapore stocks likely to end on positive note as investors regain composure after knee-jerk reaction to conflict between two Koreas.
STI +0.9% at 3,154.12 but not expected to recoup yesterday’s entire 2.0% loss, with previous session’s 3,187 intraday high offering resistance.
Still, Kim Eng Securities expects more upside for market in near term as Singapore’s blue chips, “which offer sound fundamentals and rock-solid balance sheets”, potential beneficiaries of Fed’s QE2; “a further subplot within this context is the likelihood of funds moving out of Hong Kong and China to be invested in the Singapore property market” following recent tightening measures in both markets.
Among developers, CityDev (C09.SG) +1.6% at $12.40, CapitaLand (C31.SG) +0.5% at $3.73, Allgreen Properties (A16.SG) +1.7% at $1.17, SC Global (D2S.SG) +1.3% at $1.58.
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STI off 0.1% to 3,193.96 at 2:36 p.m.; Expect quieter times ahead: DBS
Action in Singapore stock market remains subdued as fund managers, institutional investors largely staying on sidelines as 2010 winds down. DBS Vickers expects market to become quieter in coming weeks, saying: “Trading activity during the November to January period over the past decade has revealed December to be the quietest month 90% of the time. We see no exception this year.”
STI off 0.1%, at 3,193.96 expected to end above current November low of 3,150. Market breadth almost flat with overall volume paltry. Amid few leads, investors have turned attention to small caps, with most active being Freight Links Express (F01.SG), +5.6% at $0.095, then MDR (A27.SG), flat at $0.005, Top Global (519.SG), flat at $0.02, Roxy-Pacific (E8Z.SG), +6.7% at $0.40.
Property stocks down as HK’s property curbs underpin concerns Singapore may dish out more measures to rein in home prices; FTSE ST Real Estate Holding & Development Index off 0.5%.
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IT Workers In Demand at Financial Companies, and They Expect Big Bonuses
IT workers with experience in financial technologies are seeing a 50-plus percent boost in demand from 2009, and they are not afraid to tell you they expect larger bonuses and will jump ship to obtain a larger piece of the compensation pie to get it. – Dont
ever underestimate the greenbacks, Mr. IT Manager. Your employees are pining
for more of the compensation pie in 2010.
More than 40 percent of technology workers who work for
Wall Street firms think compensation is the most important reason to work in
financial fields, according to a new …
Priština media expect dialogue postponement
Following the resignation of Fatmir Sejdiu Albanian language media are reporting there would be a postponement of the Belgrade-Priština dialogue until. According to this, the dialogue that has not yet started will be put off until a new president is elected, and there are also speculations about early elections for the Kosovo assembly.
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K. Albanians “don’t expect tensions”
Kosovo Albanian government’s Interior Minister Bajram Rexhepi said he does not expect tensions in northern Kosovska Mitrovica to escalate. Rexhepi spoke about the period after the International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivers its advisory opinion on Kosovo’s unilateral declaration of independence, on July 22.
Deputy PM: We expect positive ICJ ruling
Deputy Prime Minister Božidar Äelić said that Serbia expects the ICJ decision on the legality of the Kosovo Albanian UDI declaration to be in its favor. The Hague-based International Court of Justice will announce its ruling in the case on Thursday, July 22.
Expect more bottom-up stock picking: Deutsche Bank
Bottom-up stock picking in Singapore will be increasingly pronounced as city-state’s economic growth moderates in 2H, says Deutsche Bank, which has year-end target of 3,160 for STI, says Dow Jones.
Deutsche tips Singapore’s two casino-resorts, stocks with potential for corporate action such as capital deployment or spin-offs, as well as “deep cyclical” plays as main investment themes.
Expect divergence in guidance from S-REITs: OCBC
Divergence in 2H 2010 guidance from Singapore REITs expected as Singapore’s economy still resilient despite growing uncertainty over global outlook, says OCBC Investment Research, according to Dow Jones.
Genting Singapore flat; Expect firmer earnings, says Macquarie
Genting Singapore (G13.SG) pares gains, flat at $1.04 on substantially lower volume, still locked in tight morning band of $1.03–$1.05, according to Dow Jones.
Apple Could Debut iPhone 4G At WWDC, but Don’t Expect Ballmer
Apple CEO Steve Jobs will take the stage during the companys 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference June 7, with many analysts expecting he will use that platform to announce the next version of the popular iPhone. Other rumors swirling around the conference, such as Apple announcing an iPhone for Verizon or Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer appearing to promote Silverlight, have either been debunked or remain pure scuttlebutt. Apple already revealed the iPhone OS 4 during an April presentation at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. – When Apples 2010 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) kicks off June 7,
the expectation from many company-watchers is that CEO
Steve Jobs will debut the next version of the iPhone. While that would keep in Apples
tradition of rolling out the latest update to its bestselling smartphone each
sum…
Sound Global +5.8%; expect stronger 2H10, says DBS
Sound Global (E6E.SG) is up 5.8% at 2-week high of 82.5 cents in active trade as sharp improvement in 1Q10 results fuels hopes earnings momentum will remain strong in coming quarters, according to Dow Jones.
Analysts Expect BlackBerry 0S 6.0 Preview at RIM’s WES
Research In Motion’s could unveil BlackBerry OS 6.0, browser demos and the BlackBerry 9670 at its Wireless Enterprise Symposium in Orlando April 26. BroadPoint Amtech analyst Mark McKechnie is expecting some noise about the OS 6.0, which sports multitouch capability, tab switching and new favorites, among many other Apple iPhone-like perks not seen before from the leading enterprise smartphone maker. RIM could also unveil major content announcements, inking deals with application providers for such areas as music, gaming, mapping and location, movies, and e-commerce.
– Analysts are bullish on Research In Motion’s upcoming Wireless
Enterprise Symposium, where the company is expected to unveil OS 6.0 for its
BlackBerry smartphones, browser demos and updates on upcoming smartphones such as the BlackBerry
9670.
RIM is the leading smartphone maker, with 42 percen…



