IT news
CAT results to go online on 28 February
27 Feb 2010
Balanced budget, but IT industry expected more: Narsimha Rao, President, ITsAP (formerly HYSEA)
27 Feb 2010
IBF media to host cloud computing conference
25 Feb 2010
Intel teams up with 24 VCs to invest $3.5 billion in US tech start-ups
24 Feb 2010
Intel says it is forming an alliance with 24 venture capital firms to invest $3.5 billion in US-based technology companies over the next two years.
Microhoo: search will be a two-horse race by year end
20 Feb 2010
According to Adam Bunn, SEO head of the UK's leading independent search marketing agency, Greenlight, says Microsoft has a good chance of increasing Bing's market share over the year, making ''Microhoo'' worth paying much more attention to from an SEO perspective
Microhoo: search will be a two-horse race by year end
20 Feb 2010
According to Adam Bunn, SEO head of the UK's leading independent search marketing agency, Greenlight, says Microsoft has a good chance of increasing Bing's market share over the year, making ''Microhoo'' worth paying much more attention to from an SEO perspective
Microhoo: search will be a two-horse race by year end
20 Feb 2010
According to Adam Bunn, SEO head of the UK's leading independent search marketing agency, Greenlight, says Microsoft has a good chance of increasing Bing's market share over the year, making ''Microhoo'' worth paying much more attention to from an SEO perspective
PC sales in Q4 2009 touch 19.7 lakh units
19 Feb 2010
EU, US clear Microsoft, Yahoo! deal
19 Feb 2010
The EU believes that the deal would not constrain competition in the search engine marketplace
EU, US clear Microsoft, Yahoo! deal
19 Feb 2010
The EU believes that the deal would not constrain competition in the search engine marketplace
EU, US clear Microsoft, Yahoo! deal
19 Feb 2010
The EU believes that the deal would not constrain competition in the search engine marketplace
Intel, Nokia merge Linux-based platforms into MeeGo
15 Feb 2010
Intel and Nokia are globally merging their popular Moblin and Maemo software platforms respectively to create a unified Linux-based platform
Intel, Nokia merge Linux-based platforms into MeeGo
15 Feb 2010
Intel and Nokia are globally merging their popular Moblin and Maemo software platforms respectively to create a unified Linux-based platform
VAS provider Telenity acquires Construia
15 Feb 2010
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