A Roundup for TenCube in 2009 – WaveSecure & Android for Life

Recently, TenCube, one of our local mobile security companies have made a lot of headway in the international scene. First they won the recent Google Android Challenge 2 competition with their flagship product, WaveSecure. We have received news from Darius Cheung, the CEO of TenCube, since it is near Christmas, as a giveback to Android users support that made their ADC win possible, they are offering an unlimited free lifetime account for Android users. To do that, the users can head over to Android Market and download WaveSecure before 31st Jan 2010, the new user will be able to enjoy a free WaveSecure account for as long as you use that Android device. 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.

Interview with Aung, Founder of 2C2P

2C2P is a Singapore-based company which provides a platform for e-commerce payment processing service with a set of industry standards, real-time fraud monitoring, and business intelligence reports and utilizes latest web 2.0 technologies extensively to process payment faster and enhance user experiences. The company has also won the grand prize for the Nokia Calling All lnnovators competition in the emerging countries and mobile necessities category and have been featured in the recent Nokia One-Connected World. We sat down with Aung, the founder of 2C2P and go through a range of issues from how the idea of 2C2P is conceived to the product and finally his thoughts on entrepreneurs in general. Read more

65Bits Episode 137: The episode that doesn’t end

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] SingTel vs Local iPhone Developers, [2] MOE Adopts Open Standard Internet Email and Collaboration Services for Over 30,000 Teachers, [3] Sony Ericsson’s motion activated MH907 headset could change things forever (update: or not), [4] Phoenix Instant Boot BIOS starts loading Windows in under a second and the Byte of the Week: Chrome Frame on IE. Do click and check out their latest podcast here.

65Bits Episode 124 : Month of SmartPhones 3 – Windows Mobile

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Wireless@SG Extends to March 2013, [2] Starhub launched an application development campaign for Android, [3] Twitpocalypse hits the Twitterverse, [4] iPhone 3.0 OS Upgrade is Out with some Pros & Cons, [5] Singtel Launches Singtel AMped – Singtel Unlimited Music Downloads, [6] The flood of phones that was released in Singapore, [7] Nokia Release, [8] Samsung Release – Samsung Jet, [9] Sony Release – Satio, Aino & Yari, MonthOfSmartPhones Discussion: [10] Week 3 – Choosing the right Windows Mobile Phone, and Byte of the Week: Yahoo Mobile. Do click and check out their podcast.

65Bits Episode 123 : Month of SmartPhones 2 – iPhone 3GS

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Video Games Live Concert in Singapore, [2] Soundbuzz music store to shut down on July 15, [3] Singtel to launch a Music service called AMP, [4] Popular Bookshop website got hacked, [5] Facebook allows personalized username, [5] Twitter launches verified accounts, Stories: [6] MacBook family refreshed, [7] Snow Leopard announced, [8] Safari 4 annouced, MonthOfSmartPhones Discussion: [9] iPhone 3G S, [10] Singtel to launch iPhone 3GS in July. [11] Singtel to offer Tethering on iPhone3.0 OS, [12] iPhone OS 3.0 and Byte of the Week: doubleTwist for iPhone. Do click and check out their podcast.

65Bits Episode 116: We’re all that’s left!

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Nokia’s new Messaging email service, [2] Sony Ericsson and Singtel’s PlayNow Plus music store, [3] Acer launches 5 new Windows Mobile smart phones, [4] Dell Swarm (Website not available to public yet), [5] CodeXtremeApps 2009, [6] GMail now supports Powerpoint and TIFF viewing, [7] XM-I’s X-Mini Happy and X-Mini Max 2, [8] Windows 7 to have XP virtualisation mode and [9] Windows 7 RC out to public on May 5th. For Discussion: [10] Bring Down IE6!, [11] Will cloud computing take over desktop computing? and the Byte Of The Week: CoverItLive.com. Do click and check out their podcast.

65Bits Episode 106: Super Hybrid Engine Battery Conservation Technology

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Media Hub from Linksys® by Cisco, [2] LG Prada II, [3] The New Atom N280, [4] Six editions of Windows 7, [5] Change in Windows Mobile team, and schedule of future releases, [6] SingTel and HTC Introduce the HTC Dream in Singapore, [7] Google Latitude, [8] Yesterday.sg makes a splash! & [9] BarCamp Singapore 3 and Byte of the Week: Google Calendar Offline (*Post Production Note from Tech65* “We found out that this is only avaliable for Google Calender avaliable through Google Apps. We applogise for the misinformation”). Do click and check out their podcast.

65bits Episode 97: Count the ways to Windows 7

Our friends at Tech65 start their weekly podcast on the following issues that dominated the tech landscape last week: [1] Windows 7 discussion with Vincent, [2] Software updates galore!, [3] Microsoft Zune to evolve into new “Pink” smartphone?, [4] Intel Core i7s “fly off shelves” here, [5] Starhub launches 3G femtocell service, [6] HTC Touch HD and HTC Touch 3G to be Starhub exclusive for a limited time, [7] Singtel launches Locator service, [8] Rednano launches location based search service for mobile phones and Byte Of The Week: Remember the milk. Do click and check out their podcast.

Singtel i.Challenge08 – win 20k & commercialization opportunity

Win S$20k and an opportunity to commercialize your solution with Singtel in the Singtel Partner Programme i.Challenge08. Inviting all Independent Software Vendors to develop Infocomm Technology solutions on high speed connectivity that address several pre-defined business challenges by Singtel. There are 4 categories in this challenge: Read more

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