Monthly Archives: April, 2012

The massive Flashfake attack on thousands of Mac computers has formally exposed the vulnerability of Apple?s operating system.

Public clouds will continue to mature and eventually create a potent mix of private and public clouds.

Lawmakers said there is a need to clarify why transport operators are against the RFID project, which they described as a "money-making scheme."

With the escalation of hostilities between Chinese and Filipino hackers in cyberspace, the Philippine government has released a statement on Tuesday saying it is "not condoning nor encouraging" the retaliatory attacks by local hacker groups.

Samsung said it is the only company that offers the benefits of the latest TV technology year after year, without purchasing a brand new set.

A ranking member of the Senate said that pending reforms to the country's basic and secondary education system should focus on boosting the country's capacity for science and technology (S&T).

The data highlighted the emergence of the ?networking consumerist? ? an engaged, persuasive, and curious audience segment that enjoys impulse shopping in the SEA professional landscape.

Ayala Museum is joining the Art Project, a global partnership between Google and 151 cultural institutions in 40 countries that aims to make artwork accessible to anyone anywhere anytime.