Application Development Asia Networking 
YoungUpstarts
JULY 14, 2011
Social Media World Forum (SMWF) Asia is back for its third edition! Apps World Asia 2011. Also new for this year is the accompanying Apps World Asia 2011 , where you’ll find specific tracks applicable to developers and programmers working in the web and mobile application spaces.
YoungUpstarts
SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
During the recent launch of Blackberry 7 OS in Singapore, Research In Motion (RIM) executives had shared that Southeast Asia was a potential hotbed of application developers with whom they were keen to work with. Aziz: RIM has over 300,000 registered developers globally. Can you elaborate?
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YoungUpstarts
DECEMBER 6, 2011
Cloud computing has become a buzzword in the recent years, with numerous companies providing the technology to enable organizations to access applications over a network to remote computing sites. It delivers on-demand, self-servicing capacity so as to allow users to run applications through a simple administrative console.
YoungUpstarts
APRIL 16, 2018
by Keiichiro Nozaki, Regional Marketing Architect/Evangelist of Asia Pacific, China, and Japan for F5 Networks. This means that organizations should look to application-centric solutions to ensure faster, smarter, and safer applications. A century ago, we had the industrial revolution. Fast-forward to the present day.
YoungUpstarts
JUNE 3, 2011
One of the companies that will feature at the upcoming web and mobile technology startup conference Echelon 2011 is Fetch Plus , a social media and mobile application development company. The service would use early-stage smart phones and a push system developed by Rhino.
YoungUpstarts
APRIL 12, 2012
Outlining the perils of mass application adoption. The concept of working on-the-go in Asia has resulted in application developers experiencing a sudden increase in companies commissioning the creation of enterprise applications for the mobile workplace over the past 18 months.
venturedig.com
NOVEMBER 1, 2009
In social networking, they’re ever-changing, backed by eye-opening revenue and have very little documentation. Reason : as soon as someone sits down to outline ways social networks can be monetized, another model emerges, and another model ceases. The middle man is called an ad network. users in 2009. Read more here.
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