TWIA Episode 19: The Thai-Malaysia-Singapore Nexus

Benjamin Scherrey, the Chief Architect from Proteus Technologies from Thailand joined us with the TWIA crew without our host John Lim. With Daniel Cerventus taking over the helm of the moderator, our discussion started with recent tech events such as the Google Android Developer Conference and the preview of Nokia N900 event. We continued with the growing numbers of Facebook users in Asia and chatted about Baidu’s new Hulu clone – Qiyi and also Plug and Play center’s entrance into Malaysia. Of course, we have Ben Scherrey sharing the story behind the Nexus Project, his thoughts on the Thai tech scene and how the entire Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore) are now going to swept by a new wave of foreign investments and mentors from all over the world. You can listen to the podcast in SGEntrepreneurs here by going to the post directly. Read more

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Laylio from Radioactive: Radio for the iPhone

Radioactive is a Singapore based company which recently develop a proprietary streaming platform that allows users to get broadcast quality radio into the mobile phone. They have launched their first product, Laylio, an iPhone app which allows anyone to tune to their favourite radio stations in Singapore. We review their latest product Laylio (which has been the number 1 download app on iTunes store for a couple of weeks) and thought that you want to check out this interesting product which was launched a month ago. Read more

65Bits Episode 148: Somewhere between Joo Koon and Joo Chiat

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Faster Starhub broadband, [2] iPhone prices in Singapore, [3] Fusion Garage Joojoo tablet rises from the ashes of the CrunchPad, [4] CrunchPad Federal Lawsuit Filed; Some Additional Thoughts and [5] Google backs world’s fastest internet cable. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

This Week in Asia Episode 5: The CrunchPad Disaster

The whole crew is back this week with the news that dominate the tech and web landscape this week starting with one of the major news that rocked Singapore: the end of CrunchPad as declared by Mike Arrington (TechCrunch). Of course, we also discussed the launch of FourSquare and how the web app have progressed in Malaysia and Singapore and move with the news on Tyler’s BattleStations run-in with Mashable Open Web Awards, the launch of QQ International and whether it is a prelude of QQ going global. You can check out the podcast directly from here Read more

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This Week in Asia Episode 2: The Apps Stores, Mobile Clones and Panties

Gang Lu, co-founder of Mobinode and Open Web Asia from China joins us as our special guest for This Week in Asia. He shares with us what goes on currently with the mobile apps store scene in China and how the iPhone is slugging out against other competitors in the Chinese market. You can now subscribe This Week in Asia via iTunes. Check out the podcast of the first episode here: Read more

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65Bits Episode 144: Hackers and HackerSpace

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] StarHub to offer iPhone, [2] Google investing in a mobile future with AdMob, [3] Google Has Acquired Gizmo5, [4] Google’s Go: A New Programming Language That’s Python Meets C++, [5] ZiiLABS ZMS-08 offers Cortex A8-powered Full HD and Flash acceleration for netbooks, [6] Xbox 360 Facebook, Twitter, Last.fm hit Nov. 17 [7] Tech65 website was hacked on monday night, [8] HackerSpace.SG. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

Mobile Development Workshop – iPhone Platform

If you wish to start development on a new mobile platform, or wish to train your staff to learn a particular platform, you can start with the Mobile Development Workshop Series for the iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows Mobile coming this Nov-Dec. Organised by the Mobile Alliance and GetSomeOneElse.com, this 2nd workshop will be on the iPhone platform. Read more

Singapore PHP User Group Meetup – Nov 2009

The Singapore PHP User Group will have a meetup on 3 Nov 2009 (Tuesday) from 7:30pm – 9.30 pm in Microsoft Singapore (Address: 22 Floor, One Marina Boulevard, NTUC Centre). The focus of this event will be on mobile-web development focusing on iPhone, Android and PhoneGap. If you are interested in turning up for the event, please RSVP to their event invite via Facebook. Read more

65Bits Episode 140: Justin and Fari’s opinion does not represent Tech65

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Singapore’s M1 to Start Selling the iPhone, [2] Kindle in S’pore soon?, [3] Problem with Kindle international, [4] First Photos of Barnes & Noble’s Double Screen E-Reader, [5] Google challenges e-readers by taking e-books directly to browser, [6] Major bug in Snow Leopard deletes all user data, [7] Warning: Do not change your Twitter username, email address or reset password, [8] What problems does Google Wave solve?, [9] PSA: Beware of Google Wave scam sites, [10] Apple relents: in-app purchase for free apps allows demo-to-paid and the Byte of the week: Dim Dim. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

65Bits Episode 139: Kevin is back, while stocks last

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week with special guest, Kevin Lim: [1] Hotmail passwords leaked online (Gmail, Yahoo Mail affected too), [2] Flash 10.1 Full Flash for Everyone Except iPhone, [3] AT&T Allows VoIP Over 3G for iPhone, [4] Kindle 2 goes to $259, International GSM version coming October 19 (List of countries getting Kindle 2 international), [5] DoubleTwist Unveils An Alternative To The iTunes Music Store, Powered By Amazon MP3, [6] New Ways to Try and Buy Microsoft Office 2010, [7] Norton 2010 Launch, [8] Sony Notebook Launch, [9] Canon Camera Launch, [10] Windows 7 Social Party, and the bonus: Google Wave Is Easier To Understand Than… Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

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