Satyam's Raju gets bail in biggest tech fraud case
A Reuters report says that India's Supreme granted bail to Ramalinga Raju, founder and former chairman of IT services firm Satyam Computer Services after the federal investigative agency failed to file charges in time. Financial irregularities involved in the case are said to be worth $1.5 billion - the largest such case in India. As per Indian law, CBI needs to file a chargesheet against the... By sanjay.gupta guptaBlackBerry India head leaves amid trouble, growth
Research In Motion's Indian unit has said its managing director Frenny Bawa has left the company to pursue other interests, and an interim head will look after the BlackBerry-maker's operations in the country, says Reuters in a report. The interim head, as per the report, is Urpo Karjalainen, senior vice president for Greater China, India and Australia and New Zealand, who will oversee the... By sanjay.gupta gupta
Why is launch of 4G services being delayed?
According to sources, Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL), which is the only BWA licence holding company with pan-India spectrum, is set to start the second phase of its Long Term Evolution Time Division Duplex (LTE TDD) trials from October this year. The trails will be more extensive and will be conducted in outdoor conditions, in the Navi Mumbai area.A version LTE, the Long Term Evolution Time... By
Is Silk the next generation mobile browser?
The most interesting thing in the new Kindle Fire, one that could have long-term impact on the tablet and the mobile space, is not the hardware or the re-engineered Android OS in the device; it is the browser. We are talking about Silk. Amazon is expected to sell more than five million pieces of Kindle Fire, and that means there will be five million active users of Silk. The number may not seem... By
The significance of i in iPod, iPhone & iPad
The iPod, iPhone and iPad are tantalizing devices that everyone wants to own. That is one way of looking at them. But it is also possible for us to look at them from the perspective of individualism, the philosophy that puts the individual above all those muck-racking dogmas, which preach so-called egalitarian utopia. Perhaps the most important element in the iPod, iPhone and iPad is not their... By
Handling Attrition
One of the greatest challenges IT companies face in common with all people-intensive organisations is ever-increasing attrition, creating the need for talent-creation and retention. At present, we are witnessing youth making fast strides in their careers, partly influenced by social media. This can be seen as both positive and negative. At a time when technology is aiding in the development of... By
Is HP poised for big moves in tablet space?
Only rarely you have this scenario playing itself out in international business: an aggressive technology giant initiates a bold move by coming up with a device similar to the one that has already brought much fame and profits to its main rival. The new device has good features, yet it is completely ignored in the marketplace. In a fit of pique, the corporation opts for a fire sale; the entire... By
Great significance of i in iPod, iPhone & iPad
The iPod, iPhone and iPad are tantalizing devices that everyone wants to own. That is one way of looking at them. But it is also possible for us to look at them from the perspective of individualism, the philosophy that puts the individual above all those muck-racking dogmas, which preach so-called egalitarian utopia. Perhaps the most important element in the iPod, iPhone and iPad is not their... ByAmbani bros 'converge' for 4G at 1/10th cost
It seems that all that talk about the Ambani brothers beginning to join hands is seeing the light of day. According to a release put up on IndiaPRWire.com, Mukesh-owned RIL is likely to use Anil-controlled RCom's access systems, fiber-optic backbone, international cable systems and internet gateways to provide high-speed data services. This will be the first major collaboration between the... By sanjay.gupta gupta