What to do if you have poor mobile coverage

Before you a sign a contract check with the mobile provider about coverage in your area, be it rural or urban

The arrival of superfast 4G broadband also seems to have heralded a flurry of customer complaints about coverage in general. Here's what to do if you're affected.

Apple signs deal to open connection between iPhones and China Mobile

iPhone will be available to network of more than 760 million subscribers in one of world's fastest-growing markets.

8 wonders Free Killer iPhone Apps

You could make the argument that the most compelling killer app on the iPhone is the App Store itself. This online emporium has an abundance of splendid programs many of which are free. These apps cover everything from social networking tools to entertainment. 

iPhone 5s: Five key things you need to know

No time to sit on tech blogs all day? Help is at hand with our one-stop guide..

Blackberry posts record $4.4bn quarterly net loss

 

 

Company announces five-year partnership with Taiwan's Foxconn after revenues plunge 56% to just $1.2bn.

Introducing ANDROID 4.4, KitKat

 



 

Clash of Clans is 2013's most lucrative gaming app, data shows

 

The rise of Bitstrips is one of the app trends spotlighted by new research.

The latest analysis of apps usage chart the growth of games, Android, Asian users - and Bitstrips.

Facebook, Zuckerberg and banks face IPO lawsuit over misleading investors

 

 

Federal judge accuses social media company of misleading investors about its health before its $16bn May 2012 IPO.

Samsung’s Video Campaign Pits Earth’s Soccer Stars vs. Aliens

 

TO promote its Galaxy mobile devices, Samsung Electronics is taking, fittingly, a galactic approach, with an international marketing campaign that blends science fiction with soccer fandom.

The second OS that hiding in every mobile phone

I've always known this, and I'm sure most of you do too, but we never really talk about it. Every smartphone or other device with mobile communications capability (e.g. 3G or LTE) actually runs not one, but two operating systems.

Apple buys Twitter analytics company Topsy almost $200m

Purchase confirmed of San Francisco company led by Oxford graduate which offers access to 'firehose' of tweets and other social media, but purpose of buyout unclear.

PlayStation 4 sells more than 2million units worldwide

PlayStation 4 (Black)

Sony announces the impressive PS4 figure two weeks after the US launch of its next-gen machine.

iPhone 6 will have 5-inch display says Rumours

 

Apple’s next-generation iPhone 6 will finally match up to its key Android rivals and pack a 5-inch, Full HD 1080p display.

The best tablets for under £200

 

Tablet sales this Christmas are expected to excede PCs for the first time

If the hype is to be believed, 2013 is going to be a tablet Christmas and, over the next few weeks, these handheld devices are set to outsell personal computers for the first time.

Leica X2 hanya 100 unit seluruh dunia

 

 

Pengeluar produk kamera klasik dari Jerman, Leica, baru-baru ini mengeluarkan produk kamera terbaru mereka dan sangat ekslusif untuk pengumpul kamera Leica.

3D Systems to Build Printing Platform for Custom Moto Phones

 

If the concept of build-your-own-smartphone takes off, Motorola will be on the vanguard. An agreement with 3D Systems means a system will be in place for actual production of the modules Project Ara developers design.

What is yours? Nokia Lumia 2520 or Apple iPad..

What is yours?

Finally, there is a Nokia tablet and analysts have already pitted it with Apple's iPad Mini. Named Nokia Lumia 2520, the tablet comes with premium features. It is priced at $499 in the USA, Middle East and Europe. We're still waiting for pricing and availability for Malaysia though.

Video Games that can make you at better LIFE.

 

Video games are always getting a bad rap. They’re too violent. They make you lazy. They make you stupid. Staring at screens is bad for your eyes. You’ll never get a girlfriend.

How the Internet Kills Your Day

 

 

 

Talk about a time-suck: Whether shopping, tweeting, reading, or researching, people who unwind online spend roughly 100 minutes of free time surfing the Web in every single day. And that doesn’t include email or gaming, finds a new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

 

One hundred minutes: That’s a lot of time spent scouring Amazon for the best price on a new pair of Nikes, or Facebook-stalking old girlfriends. (No surprise, Mark Zuckerberg's baby represents the single largest occupier of our online leisure time, according to the research data.)

 

Scott Wallsten, Ph.D., the working paper’s author and a senior fellow at the Technology Policy Institute, was curious to find out exactly what you aren’t doing now that you spend so much of your free time online. “If I worked at The Onion, I might title the paper, ‘Researcher Discovers Day Still Has Only 24 Hours,’ ” Wallsten jokes. (Not bad for a government economist.)

 

You miss out on the following activities when you pass your spare time online:

 

 

THE HUMAN FACTOR

Our Data Protection is our properties

Do we ever think to protect our data either in our mobile phone or computer?What's common mistakes we did that will lead to data leakage or stolen? No matter what we must keep our confidential data from been stolen or leak.So it's up to us to prevent it from happen.

 

 NOTE : Practice make perfect.

              Like Malay proverb once said "Biar pecah di perut jangan pecah di mulut "