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Apple’s latest gadget officially goes on sale

Written on 14 Oct, 2011 at 9:30 in Tech | viewed 308 times | 0 Comments

San Fransisco: Apple’s latest gadget the iPhone 4s officially goes on sale in the U.S. and in six other countries on Friday, but stronger than expected demand means that customers who failed to pre-order one of the devices may have... (Continue reading)

BlackBerry services restored

Written on 13 Oct, 2011 at 12:45 in Tech | viewed 327 times | 0 Comments

New Delhi:After three days of disruptions, BlackBerry services offering e-mail, messenger and other online services were restored, Canada-based Research in Motion said. “Email systems are operating and we are continuing to clear any backlogged messages. Support teams are working to minimise... (Continue reading)

PSLV-C 18 successfully puts in orbit four satellites

Written on 12 Oct, 2011 at 14:12 in Tech | viewed 387 times | 1 Comment

Sriharikota: An Indo-French satellite Megha-Tropiques was today successfully placed in orbit by PSLV-C18 rocket in a perfect launch from Satish Dhawan Space Centre as part of a key mission that will help understand global tropical weather. Along with Megha-Tropiques, Indian Space... (Continue reading)

Blackberry glitches continue for second day

Written on 12 Oct, 2011 at 11:13 in Tech | viewed 261 times | 0 Comments

Ottawa:Blackberry users across much of the globe experienced outages in key functions for a second straight day, whilea Canadian merchant bank jacked up pressure for a management change. The glitches that impaired messaging, emails and Internet browsing in Europe, the Middle... (Continue reading)

Samsung reports breakthrough in LED technology

Written on 11 Oct, 2011 at 17:30 in Tech | viewed 608 times | 0 Comments

Seoul: Researchers at South Korean electronics giant Samsung has reported a breakthrough in light-emitting diode (LED) technology that will allow production of cheaper ultra-large advanced display panels on ordinary glass, such as window panes. Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology succeeded in... (Continue reading)

Watch out for lunar spectacle on Wednesday!

Written on 11 Oct, 2011 at 15:49 in Tech | viewed 326 times | 0 Comments

New Delhi:Stargazers will witness the smallest and faintest full moon of this year as the celestial body reaches the farthest position from the earth on Wednesday. Wednesday’s full moon will appear around 12.5 per cent smaller and its light intensity 20... (Continue reading)

After long wait, Facebook releases iPad app

Written on 11 Oct, 2011 at 10:18 in Tech | viewed 222 times | 0 Comments

New York: One of the enduring questions of the technology world: “When will iPad users get their very own Facebook app?” That questioned was answered Monday as Facebook said it was set to release an updated version of its iPhone application,... (Continue reading)

Complete ban on encrypted communications not desirable: DoT

Written on 9 Oct, 2011 at 16:45 in Tech | viewed 181 times | 0 Comments

New Delhi: In some relief to BlackBerry, the Telecom Ministry is understood to have said that a complete ban on encrypted communications is not desirable as long as solutions exist to have the data intercepted in a readable format. “Banning of... (Continue reading)

Private funeral for Steve Jobs held

Written on 8 Oct, 2011 at 11:15 in Tech | viewed 309 times | 0 Comments

New York: A private funeral for Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died on Wednesday after a seven-year battle with pancreatic cancer, was held, according to a media report. It was a small private gathering on Friday, the Wall Street Journal quoted... (Continue reading)

ISRO gears up for launch of Megha-Tropiques

Written on 7 Oct, 2011 at 15:39 in Tech | viewed 305 times | 0 Comments

Chennai:Final preparations are on for the October 12 launch of Indo-French ‘Megha-Tropiques’ satellite that would study tropical climate, from spaceport of Sriharikota, about 90 km from here. Integration of Megha-Tropiques and three nano satellites, that would be launched by ISRO’s workhorse... (Continue reading)