The Hindu Business Line : Monday, February 21, 2005

Back at the game
The debate is on again - whether to favour Microsoft or Open Source software. A slice of the action, or rather protest, in Kerala. More

Keep your lead
eLearning can give employees that edge at the workplace. More

COMPUTER USAGE

Home page setting

Gmail in Outlook Express

INTERVIEW

Building on strengths
Mastek charts its growth plans with an eye on the BPO space. Highlights of a chat with eWorld. More

`Chip design is moving to Asia'
Chip design activity is moving to Asia — both in volume and complexity. Dr Dieter Ernst explores this trend. More

TRENDS

IT has an e-lectric touch
The two most important general purpose technologies to date have been electricity and IT. Despite the electrifying touch, will IT have as lasting an impact? More

CYBER QUEST

Quiz

BOOKS

Wiener, designer of the first modern computer
Meet `the most remarkable boy in the world' whose footprints are everywhere today - etched in silicon, wandering in cyberspace, and in every corner of daily life. More

CARTOON

Cartoon
"Blame it on the materialistic life I'd had — but whenever I meditate on the secrets of longevity, I can't think beyond Lithium Polymer batteries."

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