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Hanoi Times – The National Assembly Standing Committee opened its sixth session in Hanoi o­n February 25, giving opinions o­n a number of draft laws, including the bill o­n atomic energy.

Hanoi Times – Clients of the e-market www.chodientu.vn from anywhere in the world can pay o­nline through Visa, Master, JBC, Amex, or Diners Card as of 2008.

Hanoi Times – The Hanoi University of Technology (HUT) and the French SAFRAN Group, the world’s leading aircraft engine manufacturer, just launched numerous aeronautic technologies in a seminar o­n February 25.

Hanoi Times – The FAST Software Joint-stock Company (FAST) officially introduced o­n February 25 its accounting software Fast Book.

Hanoi Times – o­nline office management applications are all included in S-OFFICE software program by Viet Soft Solution (VSS).

Hanoi Times – Telecommunications charges will go down further when the first high-bandwidth optical fiber submarine cable system invested by a multinational consortium to link Southeast Asia region directly to the United States goes o­nline this year.

Hanoi Times – The Nam Truong Son Distribution Joint-stock Company (NTS Group) just penned a contract with Viettel Telecom and the Sai Gon Securities Inc. in Hanoi (SSI) o­n providing Kaspersky Open Space Security (KOSS) anti-virus software.

Hanoi Times - Who are you? Trinh nu hoang cung’s flower is white streaked with violet. But the best way to distinguish the herb from other plants is by its DNA.

Hanoi Times – Intel Vietnam just announced a promotion program themed “Doubling Spring’s windfall” for purchasers of Intel® Core™ 2 Duo and Intel® Core™ 2 Quad computers, and Intel® Centrino® Duo notebooks.

Hanoi Times - The launch of the Vietnam's first satellite Vinasat 1 will be put off until April 10, 2008.

Hanoi Times – Commercial banks have increased deposit interest rates and limited loans to deal with the VND capital shortage.

Hanoi Times – Five global IT giants – Intel, Renesas, Campal, Samsung and Foxconn – have invested almost US$ 10 billion in Vietnam to produce cell phones, communication appliance and computers.

Hanoi Times - Central and highland provinces did not suffer mobile network bottlenecks during the weeklong Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday for the first time thanks to operators’ prior efforts to upgrade networks.

Hanoi Times – Vietnam telecommunications has significantly grown up when we are entering a new era of mobile information and bandwidth Internet, asserted Jean Pierre Achouche.

Hanoi Times – The combination between Bluetooth and Wifi will facilitate the transmission of large-size data, images, and films between computers, cell phones, printers, video cameras and television sets.

Hanoi Times - VNPT Group’s 2007 revenues from its fixed wire network have been eaten away by fierce competition from rivals Viettel and EVN Telecom.

Hanoi Times – The mobile market is becoming hotter than usual these days as many mobile operators have launched various promotion campaigns to woo more customers in the upcoming Lunar New Year, when demand often surges. Big sums have been spent, as operators are vying in a relentless way to Increase their market shares, and the fight is bringing benefits for consumers.

Hanoi Times – 2007 saw the soaring of orders searching for “laptop” and “Nokia 1110i” o­n Google Trends from Vietnamese Internet Protocol (IP).

Hanoi Times – The FPT Telecom just became an official member of the international sea optical cable union AAG (Asia-America Gateway) and will participate in building an international undersea optical cable line in the Pacific.

Hanoi Times – A survey conducted by BKIS, the most prestigious anti-virus agency in Vietnam, shows that viruses caused losses of VND 591,000/user o­n average last year among at least four million Vietnamese computer users.