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Nokia has just released the best camera phone on the market. The Lumia 1020 smartphone went on sale last week and features a 41...

On Wednesday, July 24, Google unveiled what could be the next big thing in the home television industry. Google Chromecast is a tiny $35...

A Singapore-based tech startup called Intellect Motion has developed the next generation of motion-controlled software. This software is controlled by a wearable wireless motion...

After Forbes Magazine presented a list of "10 Incredibly Simple Things You Should Be Doing To Protect Your Privacy" that has been much sneered...

Three ASEAN countries for the coming 8 years will not have to bother about intellectual property rights. The World Trade Organisation (WTO) on June...

“Data scientists”, a new species of IT employees, are in high demand. Data scientists are an evolution from the business or data analyst role - and bring in much sought-after business acumen to articulate findings to a business audience.

US software giant Microsoft is the next multinational company entering Myanmar after appointing its first local partner, Yangon-based Myanmar Information Technology. The company has been...

Myanmar President Thein Sein has ended his  landmark visit to Washington D.C. on May 21 by securing a trade agreement with the Obama administration...

The untapped internet market of Myanmar is on the radar of Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt, who visits the country on March 22. Myanmar currently...

Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Hon Hai Precision Industry Ltd, or Foxconn, has delayed its huge investment in Indonesia, according to the country's industry minister MS...

The already highly digitalised city-state of Singapore just got more connected. Software giant Microsoft, StarHub, Singapore's second largest mobile operator, the Institute for Infocomm...

The takeover of UK-based marketing agency Aegis by Japan's advertising giant Dentsu for $5 billion is creating Asia's largest advertising conglomerate. The deal will...

Intellectual property laws are still weak throughout Southeast Asia, despite some countries stepping up measures for better protection of trademarks and patents. However, counterfeit goods seem to remain an ever-thriving industry.