5 Predictions For Technology In 2020

According to research firm IDC, the world is fast approaching the next wave of digital innovation. Much sooner than you may think, passwords will become a relic of our insecure past and bespoke products will be within the reach of anyone regardless of their tax bracket. In this video, Crawford del Prete, Executive Vice President Worldwide Research Products and Chief Research Officer at IDC, shares predictions that portend radical changes in how business operates and people live every day.

Trip to Aussie.. :)

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Trip went to Aussie last two years...miss this memory!! urmmm....mana agak nyer yer trip this year?? ada ke trip nyerr?? dgr kata ke KOREA la kt...btl ke?? klu btl sukaaaaaa nyeeerr...tp Ira laaaagiiiiiii sukaaaaaaaaaaa hehehe dia kan minat K-Pop..

ini laaaa Ira....minah K-POP dia terer menari K-POP ni....:)

Bad impact expansion of technology to new generation

On Hari Raya, Deepavali, Chinese New Year or any festival..what make us happy?

got 'duit raya', 'ang pow', 'deepavali kase' @ meeting with family members/siblings @ visit relatives family @ can eat variety of food? or what?. For me when i can meet my family and can eat variety of food :)...it make me sooooooooo......happy. I still remember when i was kid i'm very happy when Hari Raya because i can meet all family members, can eat variety of food, can get 'duit raya' n....'baju baruuu'...suka2... :)

Share the experience of whatsApp Application

On 26 April 2015 is was historic date to me because I have lost a cell phone, i feel so sad because There are many things in my cell phone especially picture, contact numbers, account numbers, email address, mini diary (for me), work schedule and etc. But what i feel loss is my sim card because everything have in the sim card. Because of that its take a few days for me to get the new sim card, even though i don't think i can get all the detail especially contact numbers.

Nuclear Arsenals

Nine countries together possess more than 16,000 nuclear weapons. The United States and Russia maintain roughly 1,800 of their nuclear weapons on high-alert status – ready to be launched within minutes of a warning. Most are many times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on Japan in 1945. A single nuclear warhead, if detonated on a large city, could kill millions of people, with the effects persisting for decades.

The failure of the nuclear powers to disarm has heightened the risk that other countries will acquire nuclear weapons.

The Most Dangerous Word in Tech

Mazzucato, a professor at the University of Sussex, said that our most notable technology innovations have come from the government, not the private sector.

Mariana Mazzucato, a professor at the University of Sussex, said that our most notable technology innovations have come from the government, not the private sector.

The most important word in the technology industry is “innovation.” It is also the most dangerous.

In 2015, how can we turn a broader awareness of cyber security issues into action?

It would seem that ‘cyber awareness’ has never been so high on the public consciousness. Computer coding entered the IT curriculum in UK schools for the first time this year, the internet of things (IoT) transf ormed home automation, and further high profile hacks such as the current Sony scandal continue to make the headlines The government’s ‘Cyber Street Wise’, encouraging the UK public to safeguard their data more than ever before, is but one example of how ‘cyber’ is high on the UK’s agenda.

If 2014 has seen a greater general awareness of cyber safety, what next for 2015? How do we turn awareness into action across a range of issues affecting the industry?