Azim Premji | Source Image : mapsofindia.com Bill Gates loses top spot, but stock surge lifts fortunes of youngest and once-young technology moguls. Bill Gates is no longer the world’s richest man. Though the software visionary’s net worth rose $13 billion to a whopping $53 billion in the last year, he was ousted from the top of the money bin by Mexican telecom mogul Carlos Slim Helu, who took the No

Go here to read the rest: 
Technology’s Richest Billionaires

This apartment is located in a quiet and green area at Pantai Dalam. It is a stone throw away from Bangsar South and nearby to the LRT/commuter stations.

Excerpt from:
Apartment for Sale in Pantai HillPark, Other, Kuala Lumpur …

Intuitive 3D Desktop | Image Source : Bumptop.com BumpTop™ is a fun, intuitive 3D desktop that keeps you organized and makes you more productive. Like a real desk, but better.

Go here to see the original:
Reinvent Your Desktop With Intuitive 3D Desktop

MacBook Spying Case | Image Source : Appleinsider.com FBI investigates, federal prosecutors subpoena documents in MacBook spying case, say reports.

Read more: 
Irate parents in Pa. say schools use ‘peeping tom technology’

The greatest threat to healthy female body image might just be…a computer program.

More here: 
Photoshop Disasters: Technology Used to Uphold Dangerous Beauty Standards

Battle Pandemics in a Digital World | Image Source : Superstock.com People concerned about contracting the H1N1 virus, or any other potential illness now have some new tools to help them keep tracking of pandemics and stay healthy. In the age when digital devices rule, consumers and health organizations can now stay up to date on the latest flu-related information with a few taps of a button, thanks to the increasing number of iPhone apps, social networks and informative Web sites dedicated to the cause. Users can now share information and track other health threats instantaneously.

Originally posted here: 
Using Technology to Battle Pandemics in a Digital World

Barbie Computer Engineer | Image Source : Escapistmagazine.com Barbie is no longer the less-than-intelligent blonde she once was, now earning her keep as a professional geek. Barbie has had over 100 careers since 1959, taking on the work of firefighter to astronaut, and Mattel has just revealed her latest

Read the original post: 
Barbie Finds New Career in Information Technology

nullA series of mysterious music clips uploaded to YouTube over the last week have been viewed hundreds of thousands of times and have bloggers excitedly guessing which artist is behind it. Is it pop princess Christina Aguilera? Scandinavian electronic duo The Knife?

Here is the original post: 
Who is iamamiwhoami? The making of a Web Mystery

Identity Theft | Image Source : Hiteidtheft.com A new study shows that banks, not consumer victims, are increasingly feeling the pain of digital fraud. Identity theft often feels less like a random act of fraud than a personal breach of a victim’s secrets. But while consumers feel the sting from having their private data stolen, it’s their banks that are increasingly picking up the bill

Original post: 
ID Theft: Don’t Take It Personally

Baby Boomers | Image Source : Smallbiztrends.com In 2011, approximately 30% of the U.S.

Go here to read the rest:
What Baby Boomers Want From Technology

Text Messaging, SMS | Image Source : Softwarenewsdaily.com Text messages and mapping tools are helping victims of the earthquake. Geeks and technologists around the world are creating tools to help earthquake victims in Haiti.

View post: 
Technology Saves Lives In Haiti

Image Source : Silicon.com London: A group of computer scientists have come up with a system that deciphers the templates a botnet uses to create spam, and these templates are then used to teach spam filters what to look for. This can be used to block the most common kind of spam. Most spam messages originate in networks of compromised computers, called botnets, and owners are unaware that the machines quietly run malicious software in the background that pump out spam, reports New Scientist.

More here:
A system to cut down computer’s spam diet