BANGALORE: Mumbai-based software products and services provider Infrasoft Technologies has mandated three investment banks including Avendus Capital to look for acquisitions in the US in the range on $10-15 million. This comes on the heels of Infrasoft's acquisition of the … Continue reading
Pictures and specifications of what people believe will be the first BlackBerry device based on Research In Motion's (RIM) forthcoming BBX operating system (OS) have appeared on the Net via technology blog The Verge. The design of the touchscreen device … Continue reading
If you’re one of U.S. Cellular’s 6.1 million customers and you’ve been just aching for a Windows Phone handset, your only option so far has been… erm… deal with it. Deal no longer! This morning, U.S. Cellular added their first … Continue reading
NEW DELHI: Continuing with its efforts to provide assistance to anxious students, Delhi University will be assisting admission seekers with web chat facility for an hour on select days, an official said. Offered by the Dean, Students Welfare, the link … Continue reading
LONDON: Mark Zuckerberg , founder of social networking giant Facebook, has said that email would fade out, just like the letter did, as it is slow and informal. The 26-year-old made the claim as he launched the Facebook's new messaging … Continue reading
In my mind, Google TV is about the most interesting product idea in recent gadget history. It’s poised, ready, not to disrupt the TV industry, but rather provide consumers true on-demand options with no extra work on the networks’ part. … Continue reading
Are you facing Facebook fatigue? Do you want to knock off your Twitter feeds? Or get rid of a stalker on the line? Well, the reasons to leave the social web could be many, but one way to do it … Continue reading
NEW YORK: Worries over internet privacy have spurred lawsuits, conspiracy theories and consumer anxiety as marketers and others invent new ways to track computer users on the internet. But the alarmists have not seen anything yet. In the next few … Continue reading