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Google reveals plan to beam internet from balloons in stratosphere
15 Jun 2013
Google hopes to hook the entire plant onto the internet by launching internet-beaming antennas into the stratosphere aboard giant, jellyfish-shaped balloons.
Microsoft launches Office Mobile for iOS
15 Jun 2013
US, China fail to resolve differences over cybersecurity at summit, reach agreement on CFCs
10 Jun 2013
SAP acquires e-commerce software firm Hybris
06 Jun 2013
German enterprise software maker SAP AG has acquired Swiss e-commerce software developer Hybris in a bid to expand into the $37-billion e-commerce technology market
3-in-1 hybrid from Asus runs on Android plus Windows 8
04 Jun 2013
Asus has come out with the Transformer Book Trio, a three-in-one desktop / laptop / tablet hybrid running both Android and Windows 8.
DoT slaps another Rs1,263-cr tax notice on Vodafone
04 Jun 2013
The department of telecommunications has demanded a fresh penalty of Rs1,263 crore from Vodafone for underreporting revenues during the financial years 2008-09 to 2010-11
Struggling Infosys recalls Narayana Murthy from retirement
01 Jun 2013
Murthy's entrepreneurial and leadership record as a technology pioneer makes him eminently qualified to lead the company and provide strategic direction at this point in time, said outgoing chairman K V Kamath
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