A tiny silicon chip that works a bit like a nose may one day detect dangerous airborne chemicals and alert emergency responders through the cell phone network.

Honeywell to buy software maker Matrikon Inc for $142 million

13 May 2010

CCEA approves Rs1,011-crore visa and immigrant tracking project

13 May 2010

SAP to acquire Sybase Inc for $5.8 billion

13 May 2010

Glodyne to buy US firm DecisionOne Corp for $104 million

12 May 2010

Infosys expands engagement with Alstom

12 May 2010

Lenovo joins all-in-one PC brigade with Corei3 processor-powered H320

12 May 2010

Draft bill on UID numbers soon: Nilekani

12 May 2010

Microsoft to end support for Windows 2000 and XP in July

11 May 2010

Outage at Gmail renders thousands of accounts inaccessible to users

11 May 2010

Cognizant acquires program management consulting firm, PIPC

10 May 2010

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