IT news
Murdoch unveils first iPad newspaper ‘The Daily’
03 Feb 2011
The first of its kind digital newspaper, exclusive to Apple’s iPad, would cost subscribers 99 cents per week or $39.99 yearly
Web addresses to run out in September
02 Feb 2011
S D Shibulal to be next Infosys CEO: report
02 Feb 2011
Android tablets cutting iPad lead
01 Feb 2011
Android tablets cutting iPad lead
01 Feb 2011
IBM announces $1,000 stock bonanza for employees
31 Jan 2011
MSI launches WindPad 100W tablet PC
29 Jan 2011
Microsoft launches offensive against iPad
28 Jan 2011
Jasper raises $12 million from Nexus and IndoUS
27 Jan 2011
Cloud computing discussed at Davos
27 Jan 2011
EU regulator approves Intel’s $7.68-bn McAfee acquisition
27 Jan 2011
Intel has committed not to actively impede competitors' security solutions from running on Intel CPUs or chipsets in exchange for regulatory approval
IT sector to grow 25 per cent: Narayana Murthy
25 Jan 2011
IT sector growth back again: Infosys CEO
24 Jan 2011
Fake antivirus worm hits Twitter users
22 Jan 2011
A lot of Twitter users today found to their surprise that their devices were sending out tweets without their permission.
Indian IT firms seek to make headway in China
18 Jan 2011
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