Tech Talk

On this episode of Digital News Asia Roundup, we highlight the movers and dreamers of the Malaysian tech ecosystem in Digerati50’s 2018 - 2019 edition. Each of the guest on the show today highlighted…

The one you've been waiting for is finally here. Like it or not, the hype is real and the latest Samsung flagship has hit Malaysian shores just weeks after the global launch. With a price of RM3,299 …

Bladerunner, Altered Carbon and Humans outline very different visions of a future where machines have replaced human workers. Which of those futures are we headed for, asks Matt, as he gets ready for…

On today's show the geeks talk about body hackers, IKEA and Teenage Engineering’s new turntable, and employees in Apple Park walking into glass doors and windows. Also, King Of The Crowd for this wee…

Augmented Reality functions in all sorts of industries. We’ve all seen videos of AR being used as marketing tools, or through interactive holograms, and yet why is it so hard for us to integrate this…

Air conditioning has had an enormous impact on modern society, from population migration to architecture to the warehouses that store The Cloud. But is it time we swapped energy intensive a/c for mic…

Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Augmented and Virtual Reality saw a huge spike in uptake in 2017. But we also witnessed some of the largest and most devastating attacks like WannaCry and…

Imagine you are in a coffee shop. The whirring of the coffee grinder, the gurgling of the coffee brewing, the bubbling of the steamer warming the milk. The typical cafe setting. You place your order …

The team from Digital News Asia talked about Grocery Mobile Commerce App JOCOM, YouthToday’s plans for expansion, the new OnePlus 5T, and how technology accelerator 1337 Ventures is to accelerate 10 …

TM ONE, the enterprise and public sector business solutions arm of Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM) Group, is positioned as an enabler for businesses to realise their full potential of their digital oppo…

On today's show the geeks talk about how driverless car makers could monopolise the market, Google's AMP stories, and self-healing "e-skin".

0:13 - How Driverless Car Makers Could Monopolise Market

Attitudes towards Silicon Valley are changing, with an angry sea of voices raging at their tone deaf behaviour and seeming inability to understand or tame the epidemic of fake news. Now is not the ti…

Overbookings, no show ups, wrong dates are common problems that restaurant outlets deal with when it comes to making a reservation. What if there is a solution to solve this problems, by simplifying …

As we approach the second quarter of 2018, the landscape in businesses have changed quite a fair bit. From artificial intelligence, hybrid cloud, digital workplaces and more, it’s time to re-shape ou…

In 2017, more than US$4.8 billion was raised through ICO - Initial Coin Offering. For many, this has somewhat become the preferred method of raising capital for the bustling startup community. One of…

The University Malaysia Pahang (UMP) had two major problems to crack: fake certificates and money spent on-campus. The solution? Blockchain! We speak to Dr Mohamed Ariff Ameedeen, Director of IBM Cen…

Earlier in January 2018, Intel shocked the world with Spectre & Meltdown that’s affecting 90% of devices in the market today, an issue that dates back nearly to chips that was made many years ago. So…

The team from Digital News Asia talked about Grub Cycle's mission to reduce food wastage, BookDoc focusing on strategic partnerships for growth and Malaysia on track to achieve 21% e-commerce growth.…

HP is going aggressive into the market with their Elite series of notebooks and desktops, claiming it as the most secure business computing devices from them. We speak to Kym Lim, the Managing Direct…

Getting in shape can be a maze of pseudoscience, fads and frenzy. Matt’s Magic Diet won’t make you fit or healthy but it will make him a very rich man. Which would you choose, expert advice or the ex…