There’s never a good time to take a break from reading Macworld.com for a week, of course. But this past week was perhaps the worst week to avoid the site in recent memory, as Apple let a rather enormous cat out of the bag. Join us as we run down the biggest stories from the week gone by.

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KINGMAX has announced that its famous Overclocking DRAM Modules, Nano Gaming Ram, have been fully passes on Intel 6 series chipset.

Computer and IT solutions giant Dell showcases its latest enterprise offerings in the Dell South Asia Technology Tour 2011 with the theme “Efficiency for the Virtual Era”.

Tumblr, one of the fastest rising microblogging service with millions of users worldwide, has been recently hit by what seems to be one of the most publicized phishing attacks the social network has seen so far.

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Smart Communications, Inc. (Smart) has announced the expansion of its ‘HelLow’ low-cost international direct dialing (IDD) service, to include four countries with the most number of Filipino contract workers.

In addition to bringing Thunderbolt to the MacBook Air and to the Mac mini, lightning has struck one of Apple’s other products: its 27-inch display.

by Edison Dy Ong SINGAPORE – Compuware Corporation has established a Philippine backbone test node to enable customers to see what their end-users are experiencing. Slated to commence operational this July, Mark Hillman, SVP-Strategy and Product Line Marketing, Compuware Corporation, describes Compuware’s Gomez Web Performance Monitoring as “having the most flexibility, self-service control and support [...]

With the increasing growth of mobile data in the Philippines, Touch Mobile (TM), Globe Telecom’s fast growing prepaid brand, has launched its very own mobile internet service.