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18 April 2013
News: China's ZTE finds some positive in security concerns, wants to boost brand

Chinese handset maker ZTE put a positive spin on the recent U.S. scrutiny of its networking business, stating that the controversy at least gave the company some publicity and name-recognition.
News: US Bitcoin exchange BitFloor shuts down again

The largest Bitcoin exchange in the U.S., BitFloor, has closed again, this time due to issues with its bank account, according to its founder.
News: EE commits to tackling digital exclusion and creating new jobs

EE, which controls the T-Mobile and Orange mobile brands in the UK, has gone the same way as BT and published a major corporate responsibility report (www.ee.co.uk/being-responsible) committing itself to creating hundreds of new apprenticeships and reducing its carbon footprint.
News: Transport for London set to outsource transport modelling contract

Transport for London (TfL) is searching for a supplier to provide transport modelling software on behalf of the Greater London Authority.
News: Wal-Mart, 7-Eleven and others adopt cloud mobile payments

Wal-Mart Stores, 7-Eleven, Shell Oil US, Best Buy and other big brands are to be served by a new cloud-based mobile payments system.
News: Automotive manufacturer turns to Rimini Street for support

UCI International, a leading US manufacturer in the automotive aftermarket, has decided to use Rimini Street to support its Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) applications in a bid to save a substantial amount in annual support fees.
News: Popular home routers contain critical security vulnerabilities

Thirteen popular home and small office routers contain security problems that could allow a hacker to snoop or modify network traffic, according to new research.
News: Google plans to set up gigabit-speed fiber in Provo, Utah

Google is acquiring iProvo, a fiber-optic network owned by the city of Provo, Utah, as part of a plan to introduce its high-speed broadband network called Google Fiber there.
News: Gift card SMS spam drops after FTC action, Cloudmark finds

The volume of mobile spam messages touting free gift cards sharply fell after the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed complaints in early March against eight companies, according to antispam vendor Cloudmark.
News: Developers unveil new mobile apps for shopping, restaurant reviews at DEMO Mobile

Snaptiva wants to add a bit more color to the experience of shopping for home design and fashion products, literally.
News: Big-data science requires SDN, Internet2 chief says

Software-defined networking in universities today is like the early Internet decades ago, and big-data researchers in genomics and other fields already need it for their next set of discoveries, according to the head of Internet2.
News: Defence arms Telstra with $1.1 billion contract

Telstra has scooped a $1.1 billion telecommunications services contract with the Defence Department, its largest customer contract in the telco’s history.
17 April 2013
News: Govt telecoms interception framework to be updated -- GCSB a focus

ICT Minister Amy Adams says planned changes to the law covering telecommunications interception do not invest government agencies with any extra authority to intercept phone and digital traffic. Rather the changes will affect only the framework in which telecommunications companies engage with the government, she says.
News: Ministry discussions stall Patents Bill

The Patents Bill continues to languish in the lower reaches of Parliament's Order Paper.
News: Performance testing protects brands

Quality assurance is critical as a change agent and a brand protector, says Theresa Lanowitz, who is recognised worldwide as a strategic thinker and market influencer in application lifecycle, virtualisation and convergence.
News: Hong Kong companies to increase headcount in 2013

Eighty-six percent of businesses in Hong Kong intend to increase or maintain headcount in 2013 as per the latest Regus Business Confidence Index.
News: Google leads in bringing meaning to data

Google has more ability to bring meaning to data as compared to Facebook that is lagging behind in the brand marketing war.
News: Northern Territory to get 3G services

Telstra and the Northern Territory government have signed an agreement for mobile phone sites to be installed in eight locations to provide 3G services in the Top End.
News: Nintendo game purchased at Goodwill for eight bucks is a $15,000 collectors' find

It's a nice thought. That hidden within every small town second hand store, there lies a hidden collectable that can be purchased for pocket change and sold on eBay for thousands. And it appears that a North Carolina woman was able to do just that. The unnamed woman picked up a copy of the 1987 NES collectable Stadium Games at a local Goodwill for $7.99, a find that may prove to be worth upwards of $15k.
News: Samsung working on 10in Android tablet codenamed 'Roma'

Samsung is planning to release a 10in Android tablet with similar specifications to the company's Nexus 10, according to Greek website TechBlog. According to the site, the new tablet is codenamed "Roma".

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