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| Rediff Headline > Weeks Best:Sorrow of bihar strikes again |
| 2008-08-31 00:12:00 |
Rediff get it wrong badly this time by headline Stating >Weeks Best:Sorrow of bihar strikes again. Rediff is feeling it weeks best where as whole nation is appealing for help......shame on you rediff.Wake up before you face the consequences........BETA18...
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| NOKIA N96 WITH IDEA CELLULAR.....Lets see if Idea can change its own life |
| 2008-08-27 10:48:00 |
After the Flopshow of iPhone3G from Trio(Vodafone-Apple-Airtel) another one has already lined up to face the similar consiquences - Idea partners Nokia for N96 said to be rival of iPhone3G which is supposed to be launched in September. This time the flop show will not be due to pricing but because of the service provider which has the poor networks throughout india . I think these phone manufacturers have gone mad about launching their phone with a particular service provider which inturn is affecting the sales in India market......hey guys this is not U.S Indian customer wants freedom to use any service provider and the mind set cannot be changed. Nokia should learn a lesson from iPhone3G flop show that ultimately end customer is the one who gives you profits or makes you cry for it.....
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| No Worry for Nokia & Sony Ericsson in India as Rs 31000 for 8GB-iPhone & Rs 36100 for 16GB will keep the customers Kms Away. |
| 2008-08-24 05:05:00 |
Spokesperson of leading mobile communications should get it rite when he says - iPhone is a premium segment phone (In the US, it was one of the most hyped gadget in history. Within a week of its launch in June 2007, a phenomenal 5.25 lakh sets had been sold to eager buyers who had queued up at stores across the country for hours, even days)-TOI....oops you got it wrong Airtel...If Apple Inc. thought of this price (Rs 31000 for 8GB-iPhone & Rs 36100 for 16GB) with its country partners - Vodafone & Airtel before launching it then they should have thought about it once more.Two days after the launch neither of both the companies aren't happy about the launch as iPhones sales figures show it off.I would like to ask the X guy who priced iPhone for India....that whole world knows iPhone ...
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| Iconic iPhone Looses Its i-factor Over Stupid Pricing |
| 2008-08-24 04:53:00 |
High price and lack of high-end 3G services seem to have dampened Apple’s iPhone launch party in India. Only a few buyers turned up at midnight launches done by both the operators across eight cities in India. The snazzy gizmo failed to draw crowds to the stores of Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Essar in sharp contrast to the international markets where iPhone lovers had queued up the whole night to buy the handset.The mood was subdued at the midnight launch of iPhone at Mumbai’s Infiniti Mall with Friday being a working day. The stage was set for a grand launch, complete with confetti and cheerleaders, but at the stroke of midnight, there were just 10 people who actually bought the high-end device.read moreVia[ET]...
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| FireFox 3.0 - 10 Million and Counting.......... |
| 2008-06-22 02:01:00 |
Over 10 million of people download Firefox 3.0 in just two days. Mozilla’s impressive effort to keep its servers alive it paid off and the launch of Firefox 3.0 is the most commented subject of the week, and not only in the tech world. Firefox was officially born in November 2004, as the project of Dave Hyatt and Blake Ross. In fact they began working an a new Internet browser since 2002 and initially Firefox was known as Phoenix.However, due to the trademark problems with the Phoenix Corpor...
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| Word Flaw Leaves Users at Risk |
| 2008-03-25 06:52:00 |
Microsoft researchers are currently investigating reports of targeted attacks that can be exploited through Microsoft Word, including Word 2007, using a buffer overflow error in the Jet Database Engine.The code execution vulnerability is caused by a buffer overrun in the Microsoft Jet Database, or msjet40.dll. Security researchers say that the vulnerability could be exploited by an attacker who successfully enticed a user to open a malicious Word file constructed to load the specially-crafted da...
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| Mozilla Chief Accuses Apple of Risking Security |
| 2008-03-25 06:45:00 |
Steve Jobs is using Apple Software Update to slip his Safari browser onto Windows machines. And Mozilla CEO John Lilly is peeved.Presumably, Lilly is peeved because Safari browsers on Windows machines would eat into the market share of Mozilla's very own Firefox browser. But Lilly says he's peeved for different reasons. He says he's peeved because Steve Jobs' little Software Update trick undermines the security of the entire internet."What Apple is doing now with their Apple Software Update on W...
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| Google Wants "White Space" Wi-Fi |
| 2008-03-25 06:38:00 |
Google is pressing the US government to allow the unlicensed frequencies of TV "white space" to be used for wi-fi.The firm has written an open letter to regulators saying the US spectrum was a "once in a lifetime opportunity".White space is unused blocks of frequencies in-between channels broadcast on analogue airwaves."The vast majority of viable spectrum in this country simply goes unused, or else is grossly underutilised," wrote Google's Richard Whitt in the letter."Unlike other natural resou...
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| Palm Centro @ Rs 13,990 |
| 2008-03-21 12:29:00 |
During a press event in Mumbai, Palm has made announcement about the launching of its ‘Centro’ smartphone in the Indian market. Targeting youth, the light and fresh looking Palm ‘Centro’ Smartphone weighs just 124 grams and comes with a number of outstanding features. While launching ‘Centro’ in India, Palm’s Regional Director (Asia pacific) Olivier Rozay stated, “We launched the first model in last September. This was targeted at the business class. The latest one, Centro, aims ...
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| Windows Vista SP1 -whether to have it or not? |
| 2008-03-21 12:23:00 |
Windows Vista SP1 Is having a tough time getting into the Ivy League. University of Pennsylvania tech staffers are advising faculty and students not to upgrade their computers to the new service pack forMicrosoft Vista operating system. The school's Information Systems & Computing department said it will support Vista SP1 on new systems where it's preinstalled, but added that it "strongly recommends that all other users adopt a 'wait and see' attitude," according to a newly published depar...
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