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Tech News Weekly View online | Manage newsletters | Unsubscribe | Send us feedback Friday, August 01 2008 Blog Of The Week   Isn't Singapore part of China? In exactly seven days, the world's biggest sporting event will begin its run in Beijing, China. Aug. 8, 2008, marks an auspicious day for the world's most populous nation as it will finally be able to showcase the efforts and resources it has invested over the past seven years since winning the bid as Olympics host, to transform the capital city into one that boasts gleaming new architectural icons such as the National Grand Theater and Central Chinese Television headquarters. The government also ran a pre-Olympic campaign urging its citizens to mind their manners, where paper spit... Read more » By Eileen Yu in By The Way -- Friday, August 01 2008 02:38 AM TOP NEWS: Week In Review   Green IT finds favor among Indian firms Energy scarcity and soaring fuel prices are prompting companies in India to adopt environment-friendly computing alternatives to save costs. Thursday, July 31 2008 06:38 PM Find more stories in:  Green IT, Virtualization M'sian technopreneurs offered funding advice Technopreneur Association of Malaysia and Cradle Fund will give local tech innovators advice on how to enhance business ideas and qualify for investment funds. Thursday, July 31 2008 04:03 PM Find more stories in:  Funding, Investments AMD's Fusion to define Netbook offerings? Chipmaker's strategy to fuse processor and graphics chips by 2009 "has characteristics" that fit requirements of ultraportables, says a Singapore-based executive. Wednesday, July 30 2008 07:55 PM Find more stories in:  Mobile processors, Processors, Notebooks and tablets Microsoft: Developer interest fueling OOXML Software giant has ramped up efforts on building developer tools for the Office Open XML document format, says a senior company executive. Wednesday, July 30 2008 08:12 PM Find more stories in:  Standards, Microsoft Office OpenNet to win S'pore broadband tender? Reports have surfaced that the Axia-led consortium has won the next-generation broadband network bid, but Singapore authorities remain mum. Tuesday, July 29 2008 05:25 PM Find more stories in:  Next-generation technology/networks, Bandwidth, Networking technology Winning with the right chips Chip giant Intel may benefit from a push in graphics, while rival AMD can gain from opportunities in low-cost notebook space, says Gartner analyst. Tuesday, July 29 2008 08:27 PM Find more stories in:  Processors, Mobile processors, Multiprocessor servers Financial techies bank on jobs in Asia Information technology professionals from downsized banks in Europe and the United States, find new jobs in the finance hubs of Asia. Tuesday, July 29 2008 07:38 PM Find more stories in:  Trends, Personal development, Banking Economic downturn backs Philippine BPO Current economic slowdown boosts business process outsourcing market in the Philippines, as companies look for ways to cut cost, says analyst. Monday, July 28 2008 06:37 PM Find more stories in:  IT outsourcing, Outsourcing Call centers becoming less client-driven? Contact centers have, in the past decade, made "minimal progress" in being customer-focused, a new global study reveals. Monday, July 28 2008 07:48 PM Find more stories in:  Customer resource management (CRM), Customer support Asia among world's highest broadband penetration South Korea and Hong Kong top list of markets with the highest household broadband penetration globally, according to Gartner. Friday, July 25 2008 06:30 PM Find more stories in:  Personal broadband, Bandwidth, Next-generation technology/networks, SMB See all news from past 7 days » Most Read Asia among world's highest broadband penetration Web 2.0 fuels open source database boom DNS exploit code is in the wild Microsoft sees Vista revival in 'Mojave' BT joins enterprise open source community This Week's Insight Are days of desktop antivirus apps numbered? commentary Security vendors are exploring new avenues in the fight against malware, making the death of the desktop antivirus app a serious proposition. It's not the Gates, it's the bars perspective To pay so much attention to Bill Gates' retirement is missing the point; it is neither Gates nor Microsoft that really matter, says the Free Software Foundation's founder. New home turf for China software makers Local software vendors are beginning to hold their own in the domestic Chinese market, although foreign players still dominate this space. Video News Are CIOs adopting the iPhone? Tech panel discusses policies regarding new technology   Play video Blog Central When technology turns into a nightmare I always thought technology was our slave, since it is meant to make life easier. But is that really so?...Read more » Inside India - Friday, August 01 2008 12:54 AM What's happening in Japan? A short follow-up on last week's post regarding market data for the first half of the year. Historically a major contributor...Read more » Sourcing Insight - Thursday, July 31 2008 02:42 PM Special Reports China New home turf for China software makers   Healthcare Health Level Seven opens S'pore affiliate TechGuides Easily test Web services with soapUI The soapUI tool is also useful for interacting with third-party Web services to gauge what to include in the response.   Craft your own Internet usage policy Having clear guidelines will help employees better protect company assets when they are on the network.   Sign up for more free newsletters from ZDNet Asia To become a member, manage your account settings or unsubscribe, please visit our Membership Center. The email address for your subscription is hoonzang@gmail.com Contact Us | Advertise | Privacy Policy

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