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Longer Wait for the World's Cheapest Tablet 'Aakash': Report
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According to a report published in the Indian financial daily, The Economic Times, it seems that the wait for the world\'s cheapest tablet Aakash is likely to get even longer.
The delay is due to a tussle between the tablet\'s Canada-based vendor Datawind and the Indian engineering institute, IIT-Rajasthan.
The paper reported that the state colleges are yet to get the Aakash tablet even ...
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Help us spy on Twitter: FBI asks companies to develop software for monitoring social media to predict crimes
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The FBI is to use automated scanners to monitor people’s posts on social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, it has emerged this week – and privacy campaigners have described it as an attack on free speech.
The agency is looking for companies to build it software that will scan social networks for ‘danger’ words – and agents will respond to ‘breaking news, incidents and emerging th...
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Indian Army men asked to quit social networking
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The Indian government had asked for censorship over content on Facebook, Google and other social sites, late last year. The companies and the government had their first tough talk over the web censorship hearing this month, while the next hearing has been scheduled for February 2. Now, the Indian Army has put forth orders that its personnel should quit social networking sites they’ve joined, lik...
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Confessions of an iPhone Data Hog
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I\'m not on the run yet. But I\'ve been warned. AT&T doesn\'t like what I\'m doing.
The mobile carrier sent me an email out of the blue last week. Apparently I had reached a milestone: I\'m in the top 5% of the carrier\'s heaviest data users.
But there were no prizes. Repeat the feat, and I might be punished with slower service, the email said. Just in case I didn\'t get the me...
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Cannot censor the Web: Google to India
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Ahead of a court hearing, technology giant Google facing controversy in India allegedly for hosting obscene and objectionable content on Thursday made it clear that it is not possible for the company to monitor everything on its website.
Google and Facebook are among 21 companies whose executives have been summoned to appear in person in a lower court in Delhi on March 13 for allegedly hosting...
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Twitter Can Censor by Country
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Twitter Inc. says it can now make content selectively available to users based on geography, and plans use that ability to enter countries with \"different ideas\" about freedom of expression as a human right—reflecting the difficult ethical questions facing Internet companies.
The announcement, published on the official blog of the microblog operator, said Twitter is now able to withhold...
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Bellwether or not, Infosys beats TCS, HCL, Wipro in cash flow
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Infosys, whose bellwether tag for India\'s software industry is questioned by faster growing rivals, had better cash flow and receivables than rivals HCL Technologies and Tata Consultancy Services over the past nine months. At a time when outsourcing customers are delaying decisions and asking for longer credit, investors and experts are beginning to get concerned about a worsening receivables p...
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Nokia gaining ground in smartphone war; sells 19.6 million phones in Q4
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Nokia Oyj, a year into an alliance with Microsoft to regain market share lost to Apple, sold more smartphones last quarter than projected, sending the shares 7% higher.
Nokia sold 19.6 million smartphones that can handle tasks such as video calls and showing movies, the Espoo, Finland-based company said on Thursday. Analysts had predicted sales of 18.5 million smartphones. Apple sold 37 milli...
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