WHY WE LOVE ELON MUSK
Elon Musk is one this centuries great inventors and there are many reasons to admire the Paypal, Tesla co-founder, and SpaceX founder (those three companies alone are enough
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THIS LITTLE HACK LETS YOU TRANSLATE IMAGES AND PHOTOS FROM THAI TO OTHER LANGUAGES
We’ve been playing with the Google Translate (https://itunes.apple.com/en/app/google-translate/id414706506?mt=8) app this morning and we have to say, it’s pretty cool. If you’ve had a chance to
THAILAND’S ICT MARKET LOOKS SET FOR SOLID GROWTH IN 2015
Thailand’s information and communication technology (ICT) market is expected to grow by 10-15% this year. Low end smartphones and cloud computing will drive a lot of the
THAILAND INTERNET USE – HIGHEST GROWTH GLOBALLY
The digital landscape in Thailand continues to move fast, and the best part is consumers are embracing it. This year Thailand had the highest internet
THAILAND’S THE MALL GROUP IS EMBRACING TECHNOLOGY TO WIN OVER CUSTOMERS
As we head into a very busy time of the year, for many retailers we take a look at how technology is changing bricks and motar retail.
TAKING A LEADING ROLE IN RENEWABLE ENERGY
Thailand relies heavily on fossil fuels and imported energy, – More than 90% of energy comes from fossil-based sources – 60% the total commercial energy
GOOGLE’S NEW “JACK AND JILL” ANDROID COMPILERS
The Android OS that powers most of the world’s smartphones has gone through quite a few changes since its launch in 2008 creating a completely new interactive ecosystem for multimedia and apps.
THE WORLDS FIRST COMPUTER SEES NEW LIFE
Ross Perot’s decision to decorate his Texas headquarters with relics of computing history, has brought life to the first computer, The ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator And
FLYING ROBOT WAITERS WILL BE A REALITY
Welcome to Tech this Out. A Singapore restaurant chain is planning to launch flying robot waiters in 2015. With a low seven-figure price tag, these
71% OF THE SOFTWARE INSTALLED ON PC’S IN THAILAND IS NOT PROPERLY LICENSED
Using unlicensed software leaves you wide open to attacks from hackers who target company data like financial, customer and employee information. These types of malware threats are the number one reason not to use unlicensed software.