The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 04, 2008

RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
Have your say
When you can’t wait to switch one gadget for another, ‘Unified Communication’ is the way out. A peek at innovation brewing in Microsoft’s lab. More

INSIGHT
This bin ain’t laden
Electronic waste is mounting at an alarming pace but not much of it is finding its way to the recycling pool. It’s time for concerted action, alerts industry study. More

HARDWARE
Image-perfect
Logitech has unveiled QuickCam Pro 9000 and QuickCam Pro for notebooks, featuring lenses designed in an exclusive collaboration with Carl Zeiss, among the world’s leading optics companies. These webcams make “video calls of ... More

SOFTWARE
A ‘Lucid’ effort
Select tomatoes and it could be an instance of ‘non-destructive testing’. More on the technology. More

Sierra Atlantic opens new campus in Hyderabad
Hyderabad, Feb. 3 Sierra Atlantic has announced the inauguration of the first phase of its campus, built with an investment of $14 million, located in Hyderabad. The CEO of Sierra, Mr Raju Reddy, in a statement said: “The campus ... More

INTERNET
Google innovators strive to make a difference
Aim to make information available anytime, anywhere More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Wipro hosts Utsaah 2008
Hyderabad, Feb. 3 The employees of Wipro Technology (Hyderabad) and their families showcased their talents at Utsaah 2008 — the annual get together. Hundreds of employees jived, danced and grooved to make the evening memorable. ... More

ISPS
Cable breakdown: VSNL restores connectivity in 24 hours
Bangalore, Feb. 3 VSNL on Saturday announced that the company has restored significantly the IP connectivity into the MENA region within 24 hours of the Egypt cable breakdown on Thursday. In the case of India too, services were largely ... More

VENTURE CAPITAL
Novatium plans to raise $10-15 m to scale up operations
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Package IT right
To attract venture capital funding, start-ups need to present their business plan with style and sophistication. More

TRENDS
Indians among world’s heaviest receivers of ‘scraps’
Indian women receive more scraps than men More

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