Google Maps offers driving direction in India
BANGALORE, INDIA:Google India announces the launch of landmarks in driving directions intended for users of Google Maps. Users can now navigate around locations using Google Maps on their desktops and ... Continue Reading
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ASUS To Build Android-based Robot For Kids
ASUS is planning to build an educational robot targeted at kids. The robot, named EeeBot, would run on Google's Android operating system. This project will be sponsor by the Government ... Continue Reading
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IBM Offers Smarter Education Solutions
These solutions hold in your arms technologies such as cloud computing, open source systems, virtualisation and analytics, and help convert educational systems.
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Monday, December 28, 2009: IBM, ... Continue Reading
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Software development predictions for 2010
If I had to choose one phrase to sum up what developers can expect from 2010, it would be "more of the same" -- in the best possible way. This ... Continue Reading
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Print RSS Microchip Technology Rolls Out PIC Microcontrollers With Enhanced 8-bit core
Microchip Technology has announced the initial six members of the PIC16F193X family of microcontrollers featuring Microchip's improved Mid-range 8-bit core - the PIC16F1934, PIC16LF1934, PIC16F1936, PIC16LF1936, PIC16F1937 and PIC16LF1937. The ... Continue Reading
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Free Windows XP Built On Ubuntu!
The new in commission system Ylmf is based on Ubuntu 9.10, but comes with Windows XP interface.
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009: The world is now speedily shifting ... Continue Reading
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USB 3.0 Std with new storage Interface Tech gets boost
CALIFORNIA, USA. & KAWASAKI, JAPAN:WD, the world's leader in outer storage solutions, and NEC Electronics Corporation, a leading supplier of semiconductor solutions, today announced that the companies have collaborated to ... Continue Reading
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Microsoft halts micro blogging service in China amid plagiarism charges
Microsoft has suspended MSN Juku, its new microblogging service in China, amid allegations so as to much of the system was lifted from a Canadian startup, Plurk.
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