Apple tops Chinese smartphone market for the first time
The popularity of the iPhone 6 helped Apple beat out Xiaomi to become number one in China, according to a market researcher.
Alibaba clashes with Chinese regulator over online sales of fake goods
Alibaba Group is facing harsh criticism from the Chinese government over sales of fake goods on its e-commerce sites.
Huawei increases Malaysian foothold with Ingram Micro tie-up
Malaysia's Ingram Micro is Huawei's newest authorised distributor of mobile broadband and devices.
Motorola returns to China, touts phone customization
The company is positioning itself as a design-centric brand rather than a cost-effective one.
Malaysia Airlines attacked, big data dump threatened
The Malaysia Airlines website has been attacked and the Lizard Squad, one of the groups that claimed responsibility on Monday, threatened to soon "dump some loot" found on the airline's servers.
Huawei's elusive founder tries to dispel spying concerns, and air of mystery
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei gave a rare interview.
Report: Apple agrees to Chinese security audits of its products
Apple will allow China's State Internet Information Office to run security audits on products the company sells in China in an effort to counter concerns that other governments are using its devices for surveillance, according to news reports.
Chinese smartphone brands conquer more of the market in 2014
Both Lenovo and Xiaomi are outselling Samsung in the Chinese smartphone market.
The tech scene 30 years from now
Robots will replace people, robots will serve people: Kaspersky Lab
HKIRC protects online brands with a new .hk WATCH Service
Brand owners will be updated of .hk domain names that are similar to their brand names, and be alerted if those domains are running malicious activities.
Dimension Data helps HK beverage company migrate to a UC platform
Unified communications enhances staff’s productivity when mobile while saving on international call cost
War of words on the impending IBM layoffs: IBM denies plan to lay off 100,000 employees
Calling it "ridiculous" and "baseless," IBM has dismissed a report that said the technology giant plans to lay off 1 in 4 of its workers, or 100,000 people, according to a report by AP.
Facebook blocks content in Turkey deemed insulting to the Prophet Muhammad
Facebook has blocked some content in Turkey after Turkish authorities said the material was illegal because it was insulting to the Prophet Muhammad.
Data analytics: Are we there yet?
Organisational data analytics is a journey, not a destination.
Five myths (debunked) about security and privacy for Internet of Things
IoT has the potential to enable improvements to so many facets of life, the list is endless. Its primary advancement is enabling the interconnectedness of “things” and resulting insights and synergies. Yet that same connectedness raises concerns for security and privacy that must be addressed.
Singapore startup incubator unveils 12 new startups
A next generation enterprise search engine, a marketplace for M2M and IoT data, and self-destructing document sharing for businesses among startups showcased at the JFDI's Demo Day
US spy program has financial, security impacts, says Snowden
Encryption can still stymie government snooping, says former NSA analyst.
Generation Y lead digital innovation but are failed by firms
Nearly 70 percent of millennials want to run their own startups - an aspiration that businesses need to harness.
TCS to support Virgin Atlantic in its Digital Transformation programme
Airline signs multi-year partnership covering private cloud, Infrastructure-as-a-Service and IT support services
APeJ MPS market reaches US$2,693.5 million
Australia and South Korea key drivers in this region.
Singapore brings the ‘Smart Nation’ connection to San Francisco
Opens San Francisco office, announces strategic collaboration with General Assembly and launches a Global Data Challenge
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Signs that IBM may be preparing for a round of job cuts
IBM's workforce globalisation plan isn't boosting U.S. staff.
NIST pledges transparency in NSA dealings over crypto standards
A U.S. agency that develops widely used standards for encryption has pledged to be more transparent about its dealings with the National Security Agency, amid concerns the NSA undermined those standards to boost its surveillance efforts.