HP Reports that it is not just a Tablet Market Leader

In a not very typical manner for HP, the European top executive Eric Cador of Hewlett-Packard announced that the upcoming release of the TouchPad, a wannabe competitor to the Apple iPad, will highly surpass the sales numbers of the competition and not only become number one, but better than that, number one plus. While most readers will probably find this to be a humorous remark by a very challenged and overworked individual, others find this to be a slap in the face of the own, otherwise reputable company. Read more

Like the Early Days of Man – Storage Solutions Have Evolved

As early man lifted his knuckles from the rough ground, so began the stride toward mobility and eventually athletic shoes. The picture of a Neanderthal wearing a pair of Nike footwear while chasing a Mastodon seems bizarre, but certainly, the protection and traction the athletic shoe provided would have been welcomed by the hunter in pursuit. Read more

Differences Between Online Entrepreneurs and Physical Businesses

There are more similarities than differences between the online entrepreneur and one that chooses to work from a physical business. A business is a business – or at least most entrepreneurs will tell you that. The all take time, effort, financial support and some serious passion. Read more

Guest Blogging Contest on Blogengage and I am on it

This is the first time am going to enter in a blogging contest. The contest is being hosted at blogengage. In the last 7+ years of my blogging career, I have never dared to enter in a blogging content, something always pulls me back. Perhaps the fear of losing or perhaps not being able to put my best feet foreword at the right time… I don’t know. But this time I really want to enter, just for the fun of it. Read more

Technology Boosts Academic Achievement

Technology has been slowly creeping into American schools over the last two decades. Educators have been carefully evaluating which types of technology are helpful to learning and which technologies have a negative impact on the learning environment. Keeping in mind that a careful balance between human interaction and computer generated information is important, the following technical advancements have had the most impressive impact on the academic achievement of today’s young scholars. Read more

Google Down

Wow, Google is completely down at the moment, can you believe it? the big G down, i don’t even remember when was the last time Google was down, its really quite a big thing. I was checking my emails some time back and when i checked my Gmail tab again to reply the email, i was down. refreshed a few time but it still was down. Read more

DOCOMICS – Read Comics on Cell Phones

Reading comics on your cell phone will not be a mere dream anymore, it’s going to come true as Tata Docomo partnered NTT DOCOMO to facilitate users with the option to read comics on their cell phones by an application. That way the users can read full comics with special effects, frame by frame, or just download the comics by a WAP site. Read more

Internet is changing – Asian letters for domain names

Internet, in its life of 4 decades had only seen English letter domain names. Apparently, ICANN is holding a meeting in Seoul, which will decide whether other languages like Chinese, Japanese, Bengali etc. will be used to register domain names or not. This step, if implemented then entire domain names will be, for the first time, registered without Latin letters. Read more

Google Gmail beats Yahoomail in total users in India

Vizisense, an online stats aggregator, reported Google’s Gmail as India’s largest free email service provider with a user base that amounts to 18 million users. Google’s Gmail defeated the long stronghold of yahoo mail in India by beating yahoo mail in the total unique number of users. The stats based on Vizisense, shows the Gmail users to rise in numbers continuously while yahoo users are declining. Read more

Cisco buys Mobile Broadband Equipment maker firm Starent Networks for $2.9 Billion

Cisco is on a heavy acquisition mode; this is their second acquisition for this month and a strong one. Cisco, the network equipment giant had decided to buy out the mobile equipment making, “Starent Networks” for a huge $2.9 Billion. The price of the deal is based on a premium of 21% over the Monday’s closing share prices. Cisco’s plan is to tap the growing smartphone market, which requires high-speed Internet access. Read more

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