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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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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Mixed architecture support drives private cloud adoption in Asia
Private cloud projects are being deployed all over Asia. Some of the largest deployments are effectively supporting both enterprise application architectures and web-scale application architectures.
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Call for writers: Asian Technology
If you want to write about tech trends and product developments for TechRepublic's Asian Technology blog, please contact us.
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Pirated copies of Windows OS in China prone to security issues
PCs running on pirated copies of Windows wide open to malware, says Microsoft. The company has launched an anti-piracy campaign to address such risks.
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iTwin adds SecureBox encryption to Dropbox
The latest update to Singapore-based iTwin adds SecureBox encryption for Dropbox. TechRepublic contributing writer Paul Mah has the details.
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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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BlackBerry 10: Pros and cons from developers' perspectives
The BlackBerry JamHack 2012 Asia Pacific winner and runner-up share their thoughts about developing for the BlackBerry 10 platform.
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BlackBerry 10 Jam: News for developers in the Asia Pacific region
Paul Mah reports on what he learned during the Asia leg of RIM's BlackBerry 10 developer conference held in Thailand. BlackBerry 10 launch events will be held Jan. 30, 2013.
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Video conferencing growth and unique challenges in the Asia Pacific region
Analysts report that the use of video conferencing in the Asia Pacific has increased in recent years. Read about three challenges to adopting and using video conferencing in that region.
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Welcome to the Asian Technology blog
The Asian Technology blog will keep you up to date on new innovations and tech news originating from Asia.
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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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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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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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CommunicAsia 2012: The three most interesting tech products
Paul Mah highlights a trio of interesting and quirky tech products he spotted at the CommunicAsia 2012 exhibition held in Singapore.
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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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iTwin adds SecureBox encryption to Dropbox
The latest update to Singapore-based iTwin adds SecureBox encryption for Dropbox. TechRepublic contributing writer Paul Mah has the details.
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Pirated copies of Windows OS in China prone to security issues
PCs running on pirated copies of Windows wide open to malware, says Microsoft. The company has launched an anti-piracy campaign to address such risks.
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Call for writers: Asian Technology
If you want to write about tech trends and product developments for TechRepublic's Asian Technology blog, please contact us.
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Mixed architecture support drives private cloud adoption in Asia
Private cloud projects are being deployed all over Asia. Some of the largest deployments are effectively supporting both enterprise application architectures and web-scale application architectures.
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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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PayPal pilots mobile commerce solution for businesses in Singapore
PayPal shows off its mobile commerce solution at a media event held in Singapore.
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Sales of Samsung handset may have exceeded Nokia's
Samsung may have overtaken mobile phone giant Nokia in the sales of mobile phones, driven by sales of Android-powered smartphones.
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The strange tale of India's $35 Aakash tablet
News of India’s $35 Aakash tablet has been making headlines around the world, but was never available for sales. Undeterred, the government this week announced an updated version to be launched in May.
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HTC One X and One V for business professionals
The HTC One X and One V launched in Asia at the end of March. With the impending release of the AT&T version this weekend, here is Paul Mah’s review of it from a business perspective.