The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 30, 2006

Within reach
Convenience and productivity. Add to it falling prices - and the laptop is coming within the access zone for small businessmen, students, even housewives. More on the cool tool no longer carried only by the high-flying executive. More

HARDWARE

Guess who's placing the orders
It's educational institutions in the small cities and towns, which are snapping up computers to give their students a fair shot at IT. More

Play, Simply Play
Those three words could well capture the experience of using Sony's PSP. Here's a feel of the gadget. More

INTERNET

When the Govt comes calling...
The US Government seeks access to portions of Google's database of people's Internet searches. And Google is unwilling to open the data gates. In the spotlight is this case of searching through searches. More

IT TRAINING

The fun way to learn
This creative initiative from Namibia uses the appeal of comics to teach children and teachers the basics of computer usage. More

HUMAN RESOURCES

A joint effort
The tech industry and academia are interacting to make sure the talent pool doesn't go dry. More

COMPUTER USAGE

Offline Web pages

Clearing msconfig startup

INTERVIEW

`Built for scalability'
Scalability - that's the challenge software players face in India's eGovernance space, Oracle's Adaire Fox Martin tells eWorld. And Oracle's ready for it. More

CYBER QUEST

Quiz

BOOKS

In sync with asynchronous transfer
Learn all about the ATM - not any time money or automated teller machine, but `asynchronous transfer mode' in the context of information sharing. More

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