Asian Technology
TechRepublic's Asian corespondents track the most important trends and product developments coming out of the East, and evaluate what they mean for the business technology market.
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Huawei UltraStick: A creative solution for the lack of expandability
Huawei's UltraStick, a HSPA+ (3G) modem on a standard-sized SDIO card, is a very creative solution to a growing problem in consumer electronics: the lack of expandability.
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Apple vs. Android: What does India think?
In this guest post, Dr. Manroop Takhar believes that Android currently has the edge over Apple in India. Do you agree?
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Business analytics outsourcing to India is gaining momentum
According to Saritha Rai, business analytics outsourcing to India is gaining momentum, but the model is substantially different from the traditional IT-BPO outsourcing model.
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Three embedded Android devices that are worth your consideration
Embedded Android devices are multifunctional and can be adapted to a wide variety of potential applications. Here are three embedded Android devices currently on the market.
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Name-brand vs. Asian monitors: Why pay more for the same technology?
James Sanders compares several monitors from name-brand suppliers and their Asian counterparts. The displays all use the same LG-sourced panels, so why pay more for the same technology?
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Tougher immigration laws make Indian IT firms consider contingency measures
Pending immigration legislation in the United States might upend the Indian outsourcing business model and has IT companies scrambling for damage control.
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Bangalore hosts the 2nd Annual Mobile Apps 2013 conference
The upcoming 2nd Annual Mobile Apps 2013 conference in Bangalore, India, will be a great place to meet and network with industry leaders, decision makers, and vendors.
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Infographic: Is Hong Kong the new tech hub of China?
Hong Kong has all the hallmarks of being on the brink of a high tech boom. This infographic shines a light on what the island's future might hold.
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Indian outsourcers are tweaking their model and innovating to stay ahead
Read about six ways India's IT companies are finding new ways to distinguish themselves from the herd.
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Smartphone makers' efforts to woo Indian customers are working
As India's smartphone market nears a take-off point, global device makers are waging an all-out war to capture market share.
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Indian IT suffering from a shortage of innovative management specialists
The dearth of innovative IT managers who can think critically is hampering India's growth in the consulting partner market.
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BlackBerry fights to hold market share in India
BlackBerry's strategy for the Indian market is to target customers with focused solutions and the robust security architecture that is long-favored by IT managers.
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Mumbai lures product startups away from IT services hub Bangalore
Read an insider's view of Mumbai's tech startup environment, which he notes is different from the IT services ecosystem in Bangalore.
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Agile adoption in Asia faces tough obstacles
Claudio Caballero looks at why the high level of interest in agile methodologies in Asia isn't resulting in a slew of agile contracts.
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Indian IT firms rethink campus recruiting
Top-tier Indian IT firms' hiring patterns hint at big changes in the way companies look at campus hiring.
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Huawei UltraStick: A creative solution for the lack of expandability
Huawei's UltraStick, a HSPA+ (3G) modem on a standard-sized SDIO card, is a very creative solution to a growing problem in consumer electronics: the lack of expandability.
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Apple vs. Android: What does India think?
In this guest post, Dr. Manroop Takhar believes that Android currently has the edge over Apple in India. Do you agree?
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Three embedded Android devices that are worth your consideration
Embedded Android devices are multifunctional and can be adapted to a wide variety of potential applications. Here are three embedded Android devices currently on the market.
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The state of broadband access speeds in Singapore
Broadband providers in Singapore quietly raise speed of international broadband speed after the release of an independent test report.
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Name-brand vs. Asian monitors: Why pay more for the same technology?
James Sanders compares several monitors from name-brand suppliers and their Asian counterparts. The displays all use the same LG-sourced panels, so why pay more for the same technology?
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Business analytics outsourcing to India is gaining momentum
According to Saritha Rai, business analytics outsourcing to India is gaining momentum, but the model is substantially different from the traditional IT-BPO outsourcing model.
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The tech behind Singapore's Electronic Road Pricing system
Paul Mah gives an overview of Singapore's Electronic Road Pricing system, which regulates the use of roads and manages traffic conditions.
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Six Xperia Android smartphones unveiled in Southeast Asia
Sony Mobile is demonstrating a big commitment to Android in Southeast Asia with its six new Xperia smartphones.
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Bangalore hosts the 2nd Annual Mobile Apps 2013 conference
The upcoming 2nd Annual Mobile Apps 2013 conference in Bangalore, India, will be a great place to meet and network with industry leaders, decision makers, and vendors.
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Android leads mobile OS usage in Singapore and the Asia Pacific region
Paul Mah highlights key drivers in smartphone usage and mobile OS percentages in Singapore and the Asia Pacific region, based on figures from an Ericsson ConsumerLab study.
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Sony unveils VAIO Duo 11 Windows 8 ultrabook in Singapore
Get details about the Sony VAIO Duo 11 Windows 8 hybrid laptop's specs, availability, and pricing. Also find out Paul Mah's first impressions of the device.
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A look at the new Samsung Series 9 laptop (2012)
Due to be released in the next couple of months, the new Samsung Series 9 (2012) may just give the MacBook Air a run for its money.
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Tougher immigration laws make Indian IT firms consider contingency measures
Pending immigration legislation in the United States might upend the Indian outsourcing business model and has IT companies scrambling for damage control.
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Outsourcing is widening the urban-rural divide in India
The real India remains, at best, untouched and at worst, negatively affected by the prosperity that outsourcing/offshoring brought along to "India 2.0".
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PayPal pilots mobile commerce solution for businesses in Singapore
PayPal shows off its mobile commerce solution at a media event held in Singapore.