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Hacking is legal in Argentina
COMPUTER
hackers may be the scourge of the digital age, hunted down by police
across borders, but in Argentina they have found an unlikely ally - the
very justice system they scorned.
Deadly
10 you should be aware of
Vipul Verma
THE
virus threat on the Internet is unlimited and during the recent past
some deadly viruses devastated millions of computers the world over.
Most of these viruses entered the computer through e-mail attachments
and have caused losses ranging from data deletion to even bringing down
the computer systems and servers.
Sybase
for managing data
Sumesh Raizada
AS
more organisations are joining the concept of paperless operations, the
task of those responsible for managing the electronic records has become
rather more difficult. Large amount of data and information is generated
and exchanged between different functional departments, units or
organisations and therefore has to be properly managed.
Reaching
out to students down under
Peeyush
Agnihotri
THOUGH
creating a Website no longer makes for splashy headlines, the
philanthropy behind it definitely deserves some applause. Here we have
a young man from Ambala using the Web to help out those trying to
immigrate like him so that their task becomes hassle free.
Mobile
phones that will link laptops
NTT DoCoMo Inc, Japan's
top mobile firm and pioneer of third-generation services, unveiled last
week a new type of 3G mobile phone with built-in ports to hook laptops
and PCs to high-speed Internet networks.
Web
version of agony aunt
Hannah Cowdy
CAN'T
decide whether to dump your boyfriend, move house or sell your car? The
answer may be just a click away. Two British men and three women will
let the Internet play God for 15 days from Wednesday by handing over
their daily, sometimes life-changing decisions, to a potential jury of
12.7 million persons, Internet news portal MSN said in a statement.
NIC's
artefacts digitisation plan approved
V.P. Prabhakar
A
proposal for digitisation and documentation of art objects and artefacts
preserved in various central and state museums, submitted by the
National Information Centre has been approved by the Department of
Culture, Government of India. The IT plan for the National Museum (New
Delhi) has been submitted for approval.
Biopsy
by robots
CAN a robot perform
biopsy? Well, yes, if a new study is to be believed. In fact,
researchers at the Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions claim they have
designed a robot that has successfully performed lung, liver and kidney
biopsies, reports Ivanhoe.
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