The Hindu Business Line : Monday, October 25, 2004

It's there in fine print
Auto Graphics Digital, Bangalore, has installed "the world's fastest high-resolution, wide-format printer for the first time in the SAARC and Far-East Asian region." Scitex Vision TURBOjet provides high-image quality, with text point sizes as ... More

Travel with me, mate!
Acer India has expanded its notebook range with the launch of its new folio design-based notebooks TravelMate 2300 and TravelMate 4000, which is featured here. The new notebooks deliver 35 per cent more performance compared to the earlier range, ... More

SOFTWARE

Compare and CHOOSE
Technology will, in the near future, help you do some comparison-shopping, be it for imported diapers or jeans, with just your camera-phone. Here's how. More

INTERNET

Locate your files
Google wants to help you search your desktop better. Its new tool scours your computer to find hidden files and text. More

A twist to the tale
Google has launched a service that connects book readers with online booksellers for the authentic word on any subject of their choice. More

HUMAN RESOURCES

Where's Mr Spark?
The animation industry is looking for more people. And the training institutes are trying to meet this need. What's proving elusive is the creativity to bring story-telling to throbbing life. More

ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING

Change of hands doesn't hurt
You go in for an enterprise resource planning (ERP) package and then your vendor is bought by another company. What happens to the package? May be it's like a baton in a relay race that doesn't lose value with change of hands. More

COMPUTER USAGE

Browser problem

Trouble with voice chat

INTERVIEW

`We do IT better'
Whenever a company has a sales opportunity or renewal opportunity for a contract, the number one competitor is always the in-house function. It is always a question of whether to outsource or not. More

Keen to retain the lead
Larry Page and Sergey Brin talk of what powers Google's search of the Internet. More

VIRUSES

Pretty...dangerous
A picture may or may not be worth a thousand words — but it could be dangerous. Like the JPEG image in your e-mail inbox that could infect your computer. More

BROADBAND

Push comes from consumer
This player is setting store by radio frequency identification or RFID technology and has big plans for India. More

TRENDS

Leading the pack
Of the communications, hardware, services and software segments, spending on global computer services will grow at the fastest pace, says this report. More

CYBER QUEST

Quiz

BOOKS

It's all over hooking talent
Finding head honchos for companies can be a tough task. Is a franchisee using its principal's database for this purpose eligible for tax concessions? More

CARTOON