Facebook's
'Like' button has been one of its biggest successes, but it is not rare
to find posts which one may not actually like. In such cases users
often write 'dislike' in comments just to express their unhappiness
about the topic of the post. While the 'Dislike' button may still be
away, users...
Monday, 9 December 2013
Now, turn your iPhone into 'BlackBerry'
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A new device has been launched for iPhones aimed at making typing a lot easier.American
Idol host and serial reality TV producer, Ryan Seacrest, has invested
one million dollars in the Typo keyboard, an accessory that is trying to
make typing easy.According to Mashable, the case snaps on to
the...
Nokia's low-cost 'smartphone for India' leaked
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Nokia's
new Lumia 525 is yet to arrive in the Indian market, but the company
may be readying another low-cost smartphone aimed at budget buyers.Data
recorded by Zauba, a logistic tracking website, shows an
unannounced Nokia device codenamed RM-977. This device has a 4.5-inch
touchscreen...
Google promises better deals at its shopping fest
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Google
will kick off its second Great Online Shopping Festival (GOSF) in India
from December 11. The fest, which will see participation by over 200
e-commerce portals, will run for 72 hours. Google said the GOSF will
bring leading e-commerce players in India on a common platform...
Infosys launches sales platform, TradeEdge
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Software
major Infosys has launched TradeEdge, an insights-driven sales
platform that would provide visibility to global brands across the
demand chain from distributors to consumers."It (TradeEdge)
will provide brands one of the most affordable ways to expand reach in
the emerging...
Motorola's customizable phones coming soon: CEO
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Recently, Motorola
announced Project Ara, an initiative that aims to create smartphones
with customizable hardware. It soon tied up with 3D Systems, an
integrated solutions provider, to come up with the modular smartphones.In
a Google Hangout chat, Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside said...
Indian IT companies' $18 billion opportunity
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Technology
firms in India have $18 billion opportunity to help clients improve
productivity and asset utilisation as well as to enhance end-customer
experience using IoTdata, according to networking firm Cisco.There
is an explosion of data generated by a network of internet-connected
devices...
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