Now Access Skype on iPhone, Blackberry
Skype has launched its application on the Apple iPhone and announced plans for a similar service on Blackberry phone for next month.
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Vietnam to Improve IT sector
Prime Minister of Vietnam has approved a two-year plan (2009-10) to enhance information technology application at all government agencies. The plan also aims to create an online working environment among state agencies nationwide and get officials accustomed to working on the networking environment and computer-assisted systems instead of paper documents.
12,000 Rural kiosks by 3i Infotech
3i Infotech is planning to expand its network of IT kiosks in rural areas from the current level of 4,000 to over 12,000 by the end of this year.
M.Tech Appointed as Authorized TippingPoint Distributor
M-Virtual Technology India Pvt. Ltd. (M.Tech India) is now a distributor of TippingPoint
Yahoo Mobile launched
The mobile content service of Yahoo was launched recently across eight countries, available both as an iPhone app (applications) and a mobile content site optimised for 300 devices with HTML-enabled mobile browsers. It was launched in UK, Germany, France, the US, Canada, India, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Nasscom Gets a New Chairman
Pramod Bhasin, chief executive of Genpact Ltd, has been appointed the chairman of National Association of Software and Services Companies (Nasscom), in place of Ganesh Natarajan, the chief executive of Zensar Technologies Ltd.
Digital Signature Certificates of eMudhra Extended
3i Infotech Consumer Services in partnership with Karvy Group is planning to extend the reach of eMudhra Digital Signature Certificates in the country.
Google Now Has Semantic Abilities
Google has tweaked its search engine using technology developed in Australia. With this Google has added semantic capabilities to its search, in which its engine now looks for the relationship between words in posting its results.
$1 billion Credit For Indian telcos
ZTE Corporation has partnered with China Development Bank to make available a significant portion of a $15-billion global credit line for Indian telecom service providers for buying equipment and handsets from the Chinese company. More than $2-3 billion credit support can be expected for Indian operators.
