The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, March 07, 2007

HARDWARE
New Microchip Tech tool
US-based Microchip Technology announced the 12-member PIC18F87J11 general-purpose, high-performance 8-bit microcontroller family, which offers up to 20 per cent greater performance with 12 MIPS (48 MHz), enhanced peripherals and ... More

New HP product launched
Hewlett-Packard India hopes to augment its market share in the domestic market for notebook PCs from 40.5 per cent currently to 48 per cent within 12 months, according to Mr Nitin Hiranandani, Country Sales Manager, Personal Systems ... More

SOFTWARE
Cisco releases new system
Cisco has released Unified Communications system, a comprehensive communications system for voice, video and data. The new release — v.6.0 — extends new collaboration features and third-party application integration ... More

Oracle partner is Sierra Atlantic
Oracle Corporation has announced Sierra Atlantic as the Oracle partner of the year 2006 from among its partners across Malaysia. The award recognised Sierra's contribution to Oracle's product development and implementation ... More

INTERNET
Jataayu site for mobile browsers
Jataayu Software has announced the launch of a community site — ww.jataayu.net — for individuals interested in mobile browsing. The site offers beta versions of Symbian and Windows Mobile Smart Phone implementations ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS
TRAI keen on lower global roaming tariffs
Probing contacts with European Commission, SAARC regulators More

SECURITY
Norton tool on Zenith PCs
Symantec Corp announced on Tuesday that Zenith Computers Ltd will ship Norton Internet Security 2007 pre-installed, on more than one lakh desktop and notebook PCs in India. The security software Norton Internet Security 2007 will ... More

CONVERGENCE
Qualcomm in talks for mobile TV foray here
Qualcomm is looking to build a consortium of telecom firms to get into mobile TV in the country. "We are looking to build consortia for all international markets outside of the US," said Mr Kanwalinder Singh, President, Qualcomm India & SAARC, .. More

PIRACY
Pirated software worth $2.1 m seized in India last year
Business Software Alliance, a global trade body, seized pirated software worth $2.1 million in 2006 from India. Pirated software seized from raids in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Hyderabad included those from Adobe, ... More

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