Bye!
diary, Hi! PDA
Roopinder
Singh
Dear Diary,
You
were either handed down or were a sweet gift given by a friend. I
jotted down all my private thoughts on your pages, scrawled the
addresses of my friends was well as a lot of other information. You
served me for a number of years and when it was difficult to find any
more space, your sister took over. This cosy arrangement continued for
a number of years till your stepsister PDA came into the picture. I no
longer experienced the tactile inputs of hand-made paper in which each
page had a different feel. The pleasure of permanent black or royal blue ink, flowing across
the paper was gone too. Life would never be the same again. |
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Women
use SMS more than men
A
recently concluded survey by IDC, revealed that proportion of mobile
users using SMS for communication in Chennai outstrips all other
cities. In Chennai, around 80 per cent of the mobile user SMS on their
device, while in Mumbai it is the least at 60 per cent.
Malaysia
on e-accelerator
Frederick
Noronha
FROM
a Third World country to a knowledge society in under two decades! Is
it possible? Malaysia dreams of it and believes can reach there by
adopting a route that relies on attracting hi-tech and talent,
building its own talent base and setting up the infrastructure that
makes all this possible. This south-east Asian
country of 22.6 million with 83 per cent literacy, which was created in
1963 and has a multi-racial population, is moving over from its
traditional dependence on rubber and tin to IT and knowledge. For
attempting this leap into the unknown, it is using its industrial,
agricultural and petroleum revenues to help make the jump. |
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United
Linux conceptualised
Shveta
Pathak
AIMING
to provide a single, stable and uniform platform for application
development, certification and deployment, four companies - Caldera,
Conectiva, Suse and Turbolinux - have joined hands and conceptualised
United Linux.
Click
before you speak
Peeyush
Agnihotri
WHAT
does a teacher do when one of the students embarrasses him in front of
the class by correcting the tutor's pronunciation? Either the slighted
teacher snubs the student for correcting him publicly or buys a latest
phonetic thesaurus available in the market to work on the diction. In
some cases, he does both.
Don't
let price variations bother you
Navendu
Goyal
PURCHASING
a computer for a common man is not an easy task. An ordinary man wants
to have a PC that can perform tasks at a good speed, including Net
surfing, on which kids can play games and that doesn't pinch the
pocket. The very task of purchasing is, however, confounding.
Wooing
Indian programmers
Narayanan
Madhavan
CHEAP
hardware, free trips to the USA, all popcorn you can eat - life's a
junket if you're a computer programmer in India. In their tussle to
dominate the emerging industry for Internet-based services, industry
giants Microsoft Corp. and Sun Microsystems are doling out incentives
as they woo programmers worldwide to back their rival software.
Bridging
the communication gap
Jasjot Singh
Narula
TODAY
computers have revolutionised the whole world with amazing graphics,
high-end data processing and above all, networking. Networking has
become an essential component of any organisation for enhancing the
output at a low cost.
IT
WIT
by
Sandeep Joshi |
Oh! My God! This is not what I meant by a personal palm. |
Queues
at institutes may never return
Jagmeet
Sidhu
THE
last few years have seen India find a hallowed place in the
Information Technology (IT) market. However with the international
economy as a whole and the technology sector in particular in the
throes of recession questions are being raised over the future of this
field. To get a better understanding of the situation, one must first
try to understand this field better.
Enterprise
resource planning is affordable
ENTERPRISE
resource planning or (ERP) is a business application, which is a
software system designed to support and automate the business
processes of medium and large businesses. This may include
manufacturing, distribution, personnel, project management, payroll,
and financials.
PCs
can’t translate!
TAKE
this sentence, let translation tools on an Internet search engine work
their magic to translate it into Korean and back again, and this is
what you get: "It has this elder brother and boil, if magic they
in order to translate it again at a Korean and after one, it makes the
translation tool in the Internet search engine, this is what you get.
GRAPHIC:
TOP 20 SOFTWARE EXPORTERS
When computer throws a bouncer
Tendulkar hooks it for two sixes!
This is how cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar would look if he sported
the hairstyles of the 12 World Cup soccer stars, courtesy Computerji.
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