Articles on IP

Turn your iPhone into a security cam with IP Camera - Oct 6, 2009

Crave The iPhone has many applications that let you view Web cams from around the world, but what about turning your phone into a remote camera of its own? A new ... Read story »

Microsoft hit with software sales ban in China - Nov 19, 2009

Blogs Microsoft is in hot water in China this week, after a court ruled that it infringed a Chinese company's intellectual property by including certain fonts in its operating systems. The ruling ... Read story »

Psystar predicts 12 million sales by 2011 - Nov 30, 2009

Crave Psystar's recent legal woes keep proving the company's insanity. New documents show that these guys planned to sell at least 1.45 million Mac clones by 2011. How many did they actually ... Read story »

Demise of CrunchPad sets Web buzzing - Dec 1, 2009

Crave Oh, the CrunchPad, one of the few gadgets I would willingly fork out money for. Alas, it's not going to happen. In a rather abrupt turn of events that sent ... Read story »

Chinese space program--boldly going where others have gone before - May 14, 2009

Blogs I understand that the Chinese space program is a stepping stone of pride and development for the country, and I really don't mean to trounce it. However, is it too much ... Read story »

Maxis IP Phone has arrived! - Nov 25, 2009

Blogs Maxis brought the IP Phone for testing. The phone has an Ethernet line plugged directly into my optical modem. So far, it's great. Works just like a regular phone. Has its ... Read story »

No such thing as a free Snow Leopard - Aug 28, 2009

Crave People eager to get a copy of the latest version of the Mac operating system, Snow Leopard, should be wary of sites offering free copies because they are likely to get ... Read story »

Time for buildings to move ahead with technology? - Jul 3, 2009

Blogs Less than 48 hours ago, Cisco announced its grand strategy for "Smart+Connected Communities", which addresses the need for urban sustainable energy by "providing a network-enabled blueprint for successful smart cities of ... Read story »

O2 to buy VoIP start-up Jajah? - Dec 21, 2009

Crave O2, the mobile arm of Telefonica Europe, appears to be the winner of a bidding war for voice over IP start-up Jajah, according to a report on TheMarker that Reuters is ... Read story »

MobileOne and Novatel Wireless launch pocket-sized Wi-Fi router - Sep 7, 2009

Crave You can carry a Wi-Fi hotspot anywhere you go, thanks to the ultraportable MiFi 2352 router. Singapore-based telco MobileOne (M1) and mobile broadband solutions provider Novatel Wireless have announced the ultraportable ... Read story »

Intellectual property restrictions at airports may make Johnny Mnemonics outta us - Jul 12, 2008

Blogs In Johnny Mnemonic (1995), the countries of the world have imposed strict restrictions on the transfer of data across borders, data being the most important commodity on earth. The Internet is ... Read story »

I'm beta testing Maxis FTTH! - Nov 15, 2009

Blogs I got very lucky to be one of the beta testers for Maxis Fibre's home broadband Internet. It was open to only about 50 users in Bangsar Baru. Lucky me! The ... Read story »

Google prosperity golden number 8.8.8.8 - Dec 4, 2009

Blogs First of all, let's get the boring stuff out of the way: Google wants you to use a high-class telephone directory for the Internet. Everyone of our Internet-enabled computers need to use a telephone directory, ... Read story »

Has SingNet let Singapore down? - Aug 26, 2007

Blogs In the latest cyclone of anti-piracy nicknamed "ODEXed" to hit Singapore on anime download, which is quite well covered in "unker" Tan's blog, the focus has begun to shift from Odex ... Read story »

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