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Microsoft gearing up for smartwatch entry:report
16 Apr 2013
TCS wins India Post’s Rs1,400-cr IT deal
15 Apr 2013
Google bows to EU demands; will alter face, give clear links
13 Apr 2013
The internet giant has agreed to legally binding constraints on how it presents search results and to revamp its results page to include prominent links to rival search engines
Infosys disappoints as revenue guidance misses expectations
12 Apr 2013
Shares of Infosys Ltd tumbled 21.3 per cent to Rs2,295.45, recording its biggest single day fall since April 2003
Google unveils key to cyberlife after death
12 Apr 2013
Called the Inactive Account Manager, the service allows users of Google's Gmail, Drive, Google+, Picasa etc to decide what happens to their data after they die or become inactive
Tablets, smartphones push global PC shipments down in Q1 '13
12 Apr 2013
Sales declined as consumers shifted from PCs to other connected devices such as tablets and smartphones
Anti-Google search rivals gang up, complain to EU regulator over Android
09 Apr 2013
A European search lobby which includes Nokia, Microsoft, Oracle among others has complained to the EU regulator against Google's Android strategy
TCS to acquire French enterprise software maker Alti for Rs533 crore
09 Apr 2013
TCS said that the acquisition will transform it into a major player in France, the third-largest IT services market in Europe and strengthen its ability and footprint to service its customers in France and other regions in Europe
New software helps users land dream job
08 Apr 2013
US Patent Office bounces back Apple’s “rubber-banding" patent
03 Apr 2013
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has invalidated Apple’s patent on its “bounce back” featutre, which could change the course of the $1-billion patent infringement lawsuit awarded to Apple against Samsung
Asus to offer 32GB Nexus 7 tablets in India soon
03 Apr 2013
Global IT spending to reach $3.8 trillion in 2013
30 Mar 2013
Global IT spending is projected to total $3.8 trillion in 2013, a 4.1-per cent increase from 2012 spending of $3.6 trillion, says technolgy research and analysis firm Gartner
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