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Sex workers offer services via Internet
A simple Internet chat service has become a popular tool for sex work in Thailand, a survey has found.
New waves in IT gadgets
MAJOR manufacturers of mobile phones, handhelds, notebooks and printers are optimistic of the IT gadgets market growth but have mixed feelings about fierce competition from Chinese brands.
Opposition parties invited to attend rally
Invitations have been sent out to members of the opposition parties to join the Peace Malaysia anti-war rally at Bukit Jalil on Sunday, said its co-ordinator Dr Shamsul Anwar Sulaiman.
Maxis rings up group pre-tax profit of RM1.28bil
MAXIS Communications Bhd has posted a whopping group pre-tax profit of RM1.28bil for the financial year ended Dec 31, 2002 compare with RM777.6mil in the corresponding period a year earlier.
MRCS on standby to serve in Iraq
Seventy Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS) volunteers are on standby for immediate deployment to provide humanitarian aid in Iraq should war break out.
Klang Valley to have traffic info system by 2005
Motorists in the Klang Valley can look forward to receiving real-time information on the traffic situation through electronic messaging boards, the Internet, short messaging services, wireless application, protocol-based applications or toll-free numbers.
Five Asian telcos team up for mobile data services
FIVE leading mobile operators in the region have teamed up to form the Asia Mobility Initiative (AMI), aimed at enhancing the mobile user#039;s experience, especially in data.
DiGi to invest RM200mil in upgrading mobile network
DIGI Telecommunications Sdn Bhd will invest RM100mil-RM200mil in an initial programme to upgrade its current mobile network to next-generation wireless technology using Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution (EDGE).
Maxis targets 60,000 MMS users
MAXIS Communications Bhd expects 60,000 new customers to subscribe to its newly-launched Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS) by the year-end, said chief operating officer Edward Ying.
