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Maharashtra police not social networking ready
12 Oct 2010
Yahoo jazzes up its search
By By Sadiya Upade | 08 Oct 2010
Google Instant arrives in India
07 Oct 2010
New York PE firm Zephyr acquires Trimax stake
07 Oct 2010
Move over Bios, UEFI to speed PC start up
04 Oct 2010
Mahindra Satyam details FY09, FY10 losses
29 Sep 2010
Mahindra Satyam today reported a net loss of Rs8,177 crore in FY09 and Rs125 crore during FY10.
Anti-outsourcing bill blocked in US Senate
29 Sep 2010
Terming the bill as an election gimmick, Republican sernators opposed and successfully blocked the passage of an anti-offshoring bill that would have denied tax breaks to US companies, which move jobs overseas
IBM to acquire BLADE Network Technologies
28 Sep 2010
RIM unveils non-smartphone device PlayBook
28 Sep 2010
SmartcardsExpo2010 to be held in Mumbai
27 Sep 2010
Huawei to share software code; competitors out-foxed
22 Sep 2010
Huawei will share the source code with the Indian regulators and its clients through a mutually agreed third party, which can be accessed under certain agreed circumstances
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