Search engine that captures the "Living Web"

• Good ethical reputation attract Indian employees
• PlaySpan to help developers increase revenue
• Windows 7 sales surpass Vista launch: NPD
• MS BizTalk RFID gets EPCIS standard certification
• Red Hat rolls out virtualization platform
• Sun enhances Java apps store with PayPal
• Caspio SEO technology for cloud database apps
• Sun showcases open source technologies
• IT pros seeking security certifications

• Hospitality sector gets global for eRevMax
• Quotient Clinical on for Electronic Data Capture
• MS Online Services, in India
• Novell's Collaboration Pulse for Enterprise
• Silicon and S/w, Juniper's new attempt
• iLumen to power HCL's CapitalStream
• Market spend to rebound by 2010
• Up to 35 pc op spend chopped at Reliance GI
• Sybase ups its stack in hosted devices
• Bharti Teletech dials in with Avaya

Welcome to the new world of digital signage

• Riverbed announces Steelhead Mobile 3.0
• How genuine are search engine results?
• Intel in talks with ITI for WiMAX JV
• Samsung announces TouchWiz packin' smartphones
• Smartphone sales to overtake mobile phones by 2012
• Mobile subscribers to hit 5.9bn in 2013
• HP delivers Converged Infra Architecture
• Partly cloudy days ahead for cloud storage
• Data Dedupe: More, but Less

• TSMC, Infineon extend partnership
• TMIC pact with Elpida Memory stays
• Elpida to outsource chips to Taiwan's ProMOS
• SmartGuard aims Rs 100 cr revenue in 3 yrs
• Nikon, Elpida still waiting on tech recovery
• Bosch starting R&D centre for power electronics
• Semiconductor Corp buys PulseCore Holdings
• MaxCaps Research Project launched
• Renesas, NEC getting ready for merger in April '10
• Qualcomm outlook off, cites increasing competition

SMB IT spend driven by professional services

A recent study by AMI says, In 2008, IT services spending among SMBs in APAC exceeded US$23 billion, mainly driven by professional services

• Microsoft targets SMBs with its online services
• Sage integrates social media tools for SMBs
• Toshiba rolls out notebooks with Windows 7
• McAfee unveils e-mail, web security appliance
• QuorumLabs brings business continuity to SMB
• Playfish sees social games as industry driver
• Acer aims Rs 35 Cr business from 'Select' in Q4
• Inspan to distribute Cyber Clean
• Cyberstar to launch printers from Lexmark

• 'Today's testers wear cap of end-users'
• 'Creating, connecting and collaborating'
• 'We have to be prudent in making investments'
• New generation SIs are more of MSPs
• 'Offset dollar weakening with quality service'
• 'We are wasting too much energy'
• The other side of certifications
• Is there a generation gap in IT industry?
• Web threats get answers from IBM
• Today's rational; tomorrow's rationale?

• Buffalo launches two wireless routers
• Toshiba rolls out notebooks with Windows7
• HP brings 'Thinspiration'
• Aruba's new 802.11N Access Point
• First look at BlackBerry Storm2
• Magic Mouse miracle with new Apple iMac
• LG Viewty Smart: It's got the smarts
• Sony Ericsson launches three smart phones
• RIM's new BlackBerry to fight with iPhone
• Fujifilm brings out world's first 3D camera

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