Media is abuzz with the latest Aakash tablet. Dubbed as the “world's cheapest tablet”, the Aakash is being pitted against other low-cost tablets ...
Kul Bhushan
More importantly, what are Microsoft's motives in acquiring Yahoo!? To be honest, I can't figure out what Microsoft is up to with its online strategies. ...
John C. Dvorak
Indian government’s ultra low-cost tablet ‘Aakash’ is finally in front of us. The official launch comes after nearly one year telecom minister Kapil Sibal ...
Google Chrome includes in it a powerful set of developer tool that let one inspect live page contents, examine the resources in use by a ...
Kshitij Sobti
Bitbucket is a popular code hosting website that up till now used to be Mercurial-only, but has now added support for Git as an alternative. ...
Steve Jobs died yesterday, aged 56, succumbing to the pancreatic cancer he'd been battling since 2004. The co-founder and chief architect of one of the biggest ...
Abhinav Lal
The Indian government's ultra low-cost tablet, now known as “Aakash”, has been officially launched today. The Aakash tablet, previously nicknamed ...
The much-awaited ultra low-cost tablet produced by the Indian government will be known as “Aakash”. The tablet, slated to be unveiled today, was ...
At the MAX 2011 conference currently underway, Adobe announced Adobe Touch Apps, a family of six touch screen applications that will eventually be available on ...
Nash David
Three years in the making, India’s low-cost tablet, a.k.a the $35 tablet, a.k.a. Sakshat, a.k.a. $10 computer, is on track to be unveiled tomorrow. ...
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