IT news
Australian consumer watchdog takes HP to court
16 Oct 2012
India IT services market to reach $10.2 bn in 2013
12 Oct 2012
As companies grow in size and scale, the market is likely to see larger IT services deals with more-sophisticated deal engagement practices
Applying information theory to linguistics
By By Larry Hardesty, MIT News Office | 11 Oct 2012
India IT spending to reach $71.5 billion in 2013
10 Oct 2012
Subex MD & CEO Subash Menon quits
28 Sep 2012
Research on to probe the dynamics of cybercrime
26 Sep 2012
Researchers are studying how criminals make money, their economic and social relationships, and the various ways they interact with victims and defenders to achieve their goals
Government not for controls on internet: Sibal
24 Sep 2012
Google opens up paid Apps for Indian developers
24 Sep 2012
Google has added India to the list of countries from where developers could publish paid Apps to Google Play, the apps market for the Android mobile operating system
UK to ease rules for tech IPOs
21 Sep 2012
Microsoft warns of Poison Ivy in IE web browser
18 Sep 2012
Intel aims to make passwords obsolete
18 Sep 2012
Technology incubator Science buys Indian start-up Pinpuff
18 Sep 2012
The deal is expected to create fresh challenges in the social media space as infotech firms look for new tools and new space to mine and share information
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