en-sg-hotdailynews: 2015-03-04 Singapore Technology

A nose for seduction: carmakers use scent to entice
The Straits Times
A Peugeot Quartz concept automobile, produced by PSA Peugeot Citroen, stands on display ahead of the 85th Geneva International Motor Show in Switzerland. The show opens to the public on Thursday. -- PHOTO: BLOOMBERG. GENEVA (AFP) ...

Car makers seek sweet smell of success   The Local.ch

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Emerging world drives cheap smartphone boom
Yahoo Finance UK
Phone and Internet firms are rolling out cheaper handsets and may turn to hot-air balloons to boost network coverage in developing countries, where sales of smartphones are booming. Even though mobile network coverage is generally weaker in the ...

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AsiaOne

Air grouses via Facebook, Filipina maids told
The Star Online
FILIPINAS working overseas as maids have been told to use Facebook as a platform to share their problems and general well-being with their agencies, Nanyang Siang Pau reported. It quoted Philippine Overseas Employment Administration (POEA) chief ...

Scam promising jobs in Canada   The Asian Pacific Post
Over 100 Pinoys duped: No jobs at wine factory in Japan   ABS CBN News
Agencies deploying domestic helpers must have Facebook accounts—POEA   Inquirer.net
The Straits Times
BusinessWorld Online Edition
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AsiaOne

Samsung considers dual-edge display for Galaxy Note
AsiaOne
BARCELONA, Spain ― Samsung Electronics, largely buoyed by a positive response to the dual-edge display of its new Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone, is considering adopting the unique styling to its other high-end models, including the upcoming Note.
Life on the Edge: What tricks does the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge have up its ...   CNET
Apple iPhone 6 vs Samsung Galaxy S6 vs HTC One M9: Here's how the ...   Firstpost
A peek into the future – Samsung Galaxy S6 'Edge'   The Nation
Wall Street Journal (blog)
Forbes
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Apple, Android browsers vulnerable to 'FREAK attack'
Salon
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Millions of people may have been left vulnerable to hackers while surfing the web on Apple and Google devices, thanks to a newly discovered security flaw known as “FREAK attack.” There's no evidence so far that any hackers have ...

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Slate Magazine

You're Paying Too Much for Wireless. Google Is About to Change That.
Slate Magazine
The average American mobile phone bill amounts to well over $1,000 a year. That's more than home Internet and basic cable combined. Will Oremus. Will Oremus is Slate's senior technology writer. Email him at will.oremus@slate.com or follow him on Twitter.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Talks About Internet.org At MWC 2015 ...   Youth Health Magzine
AH Primetime: Google's Nexus Strategy Could Influence Their MVNO   Android Headlines - Android News
Google Wants to Make Wireless Airwaves Less Exclusive, Cheaper   Wall Street Journal
Herald Sun
International Business Times
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Financial Express

BlackBerry Leaps back to slider phones
The Australian Financial Review
BlackBerry announced a touch-screen-only phone, the Leap, that lacks the slide-out keyboard that Blackberry's as yet unnamed “slider” phone will feature. John Davidson. Barcelona. Refusing to give up on the smartphone market it once dominated, ...

Blackberry chief wants to persevere with smartphones   BBC News
BlackBerry finds key to revival chances   The Times (subscription)
BlackBerry releases new Leap phone, cross-platform software   New York Daily News
Herald Sun
CRN
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