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Google unveils 'computer for everyone' Samsung ChromebookInternet search giant Google has launched a new 'computer for e...
20/10/2012

Google unveils 'computer for everyone' Samsung Chromebook

Internet search giant Google has launched a new 'computer for everyone' costing just 229 pounds.
Google has unveiled that new Chromebook from Samsung, which offers six hours of battery life, 100GB of online storage, weighs 2.5lbs and measures .8" thick.
Chromebooks have recently been upgraded to include a more familiar computing environment, adopting a desktop and a series of windows based on the Google Chrome web browser, the Telegraph reports.
Google emphasises that Chromebooks automatically install security updates and require minimal maintenance from users.
It claims that the new model boots up in less than 10 seconds, and offers 1080p video.

Google to launch Android 4.2 on October 29Google has invited press members for an event on 29th October stating—"Join us...
20/10/2012

Google to launch Android 4.2 on October 29

Google has invited press members for an event on 29th October stating—"Join us for an Android event" and "The playground is open".

Google stated the same in its invitation when it launched Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) and the Nexus 7 16 GB tablet based on the same Operating System.

Speculations are also rife that along with the launch of Android 4.2, the tech giant will also launch a 32 GB variant and show off the Nexus 4 — LG's first Nexus device.

The Android event will begin at 10 am EST in the US (8:30 pm IST) on 29th October. You can also watch the event live at youtube.com.

Weak Google results hit tech stocks, drag Wall Street downStocks fell on Thursday, with technology stocks hit hard after...
19/10/2012

Weak Google results hit tech stocks, drag Wall Street down

Stocks fell on Thursday, with technology stocks hit hard after Google's surprisingly weak earnings - released prematurely during the trading day

Shares of Google lost 8 percent - the stock's worst day since January 20 - to close at $695 after the Internet giant's third-quarter results showed earnings and revenue fell short of forecasts. The earnings report had not been expected until after the market's close. Trading of the stock was halted at 12:50 p.m. after Google had fallen as much as 10.5 percent to a session low of $676. Trading resumed at 3:20 p.m.

Shopping Cart Process
17/10/2012

Shopping Cart Process

17/10/2012

3dcart Shopping Cart Software Launches 3DX Hosted Enterprise Ecommerce Solutions

As a global leader in ecommerce innovation, 3dcart’s products and services evolve with technology, offering clients cutting-edge mobile and social commerce solutions that help businesses target their customers no matter where they are: A Facebook store option, Twitter integration and a blogging platform included with all three packages ensure businesses remain as competitive and accessible as they can be.

Indian IT spend to grow 7.7% to $72 bn in 2013While the IT spend is coming down globally, India Inc, which has for long ...
11/10/2012

Indian IT spend to grow 7.7% to $72 bn in 2013

While the IT spend is coming down globally, India Inc, which has for long been outsourcing-shy, is looking forward to take another leap with new technology themes like cloud, mobility, social media and analytics.

According to technology researcher Gartner, Indian IT spending is projected to reach $71.5 billion in 2013, growing 7.7% from the $66.4 billion forecasted for 2012.

In the big data and cloud space, over the next four years, 30% of organisations will hire chief data officers, while the cloud market will double in size to nearly $145 billion for business process services.

Oracle mulls opening data centre in IndiaOracle Corporation may look at opening a data centre in India in the next few y...
11/10/2012

Oracle mulls opening data centre in India

Oracle Corporation may look at opening a data centre in India in the next few years as it sees greater adoption of technology across Indian companies, said a senior executive of the $37-billion technology major. India, with a 30,000-strong workforce, has been shortlisted as one of the countries where the Redwood City, California-based company could open a new facility as it beefs up its cloud play.

India's overall mergers and acquisitions' activity slows downIndia's overall mergers and acquisitions' activity slowed d...
11/10/2012

India's overall mergers and acquisitions' activity slows down

India's overall mergers and acquisitions' activity slowed down in the first nine months this year. The value of mergers & acquisition (M&A) deals involving India reached $26.4 billion, a 24% decline from the first nine months of 2011, due to the absence of mega transactions.

Third quarter volume this year totalled $8.3 billion, up 57% from second quarter of 2012, and a 17% increase from third quarter of 2011, says an analysis by Thomson Reuters.
The average M&A deal size for disclosed deals declined to $74.5 million year-to-date, as compared to $85.6 million in the same period last year, as majority of India's M&A transactions fell below $1 billion.

Domestic M&A stood at $9.7 billion, up 50.9% compared to the first nine months of 2011, the highest year-to-date volume since 2010 ($10.9 billion).

The bulk of domestic activity focussed on the financial sector (23%) with $2.2 billion, up 18% from the first nine months of 2011. Domestic acquisitions in the materials sector reached $1.9 billion, up 123% from the same period last year.

IBM, AT&T promise more security with cloud service on private networksIBM and AT&T have teamed up and announced a new jo...
09/10/2012

IBM, AT&T promise more security with cloud service on private networks

IBM and AT&T have teamed up and announced a new jointly-produced cloud service that is touted to better address security.

Using IBM's SmartCloud Enterprise+ infrastructure with AT&T's virtual private network, the service is supposed to be more secure as well as manageable because it works via private networks rather than the Internet-based public cloud environments.

The tech giants assert that by using VPNs, customers can move data and apps between their own datacenters and private clouds to this new cloud service in a secure manner.

In an effort to also speed up the transfer and scaling processes, the cloud service also leverages technology from AT&T Labs to allocate networking resources to computing resources, automating functions that are typically done manually.

Essentially, customers are being promised the best of both worlds here with the choice of dedicated physical servers and storage that comes with a private cloud as well as the scalable flexibility of a public cloud.

With more than 70 automated built-in security functions, some of the included features consist of more tightly-restricted levels of security for wired and wireless devices connected to the customer's VPN as well as committed service-level agreements based on usage requirements to increase accountability for response time and availability.

The cloud service is targeted at Fortune 1000 clients with high volumes of computing requirements. Examples of industries that might be interested would be financial services, retail, or any other industries in which companies that need more support for processing and/or analyzing large amounts of critical information across multiple locations and machine-to-machine infrastructures worldwide.

IBM said that this is a "natural extension" of its enterprise cloud strategy. The cloud is one of Big Blue's four corporate growth plays, which is expected to drive $7 billion in revenue for IBM by 2015.

The joint cloud service will launch in early 2013.

The Latest in Biometric TechnologyBiometrics is of growing interest in the data center and IT spaces. Companies that wis...
06/10/2012

The Latest in Biometric Technology

Biometrics is of growing interest in the data center and IT spaces. Companies that wish to limit access to their data centers may turn to biometrics as a more secure means compared with keys (or keycards) and passwords. Employing a fingerprint scanner or other technology adds another layer of protection that doesn’t require the presence of a security guard or an employee constantly viewing camera monitors. And as people become more heavily reliant on digital technology for everything from financial transactions to medical records to communication to doing their jobs, many are searching for a means of protecting personal data and equipment access using something more than just a password. Biometrics is thus finding their way into more mundane commercial uses, like accessing secure websites. “A biometric sensor in a laptop or tablet computer scans the unique pattern of veins in a person’s palm to verify their identity. The technology, developed by Intel, could do away with the multiple passwords most people use for websites,”

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05/10/2012

Offshore Development Product

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05/10/2012

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