The Hindu Business Line : Monday, March 13, 2006

A case of `serious disconnect' in a software contract
Read up on the iBilt Technologies Ltd vs Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd row decided by the Delhi High Court. More

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Ringing in a `national' village
Changes to the access deficit charge have ushered in the death of distance. More

INTERNET

Join `search' party
Google's got some competition in the enterprise search market with the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search 10g. More

COMPUTER USAGE

Digitising audio tapes
tapes, which I now want to digitise and store in my computer. I then plan to transfer the digitised files to an iPod. The computer that I recently purchased is from the HP Pavilion series. It has an Intel Pentium 4 3.06 GHz processor, 256 MB ... More

Installing mobile data cable
I have Windows XP in my computer. Whenever I try to connect the data cable of my mobile (Nokia 6610) with my PC, it is not detected. However, it is detected in other computers. So I want to know whether my computer is USB compatible or not. ... More

INTERVIEW

`Sharpen skill sets, broaden risk appetite'
David Tapper of IDC on the changing offshoring model. More

SECURITY

Spies track every keystroke
Cyber criminals use `key logging' to steal personal information from victims even as they key in such data into a computer. More

E-MAIL

COME AGAIN!

Good or bad, news is news
Your friend says, "There is some good news and there is some bad news." You know what he means: We got the tickets to the concert but have separate seats. Your newspaper just gives you the facts; you take a call on whether the news is good or ... More

CYBER QUEST

Quiz
1. Which site has the text `I am everywhere you are, but never in the way'? 2. Name the pioneering Net politico, the Libertarian Party's nominee for president in 1996 and 2000 and co-founder of ... More

BOOKS

Start a good brand with a lasting legend
Some gyan on how to connect with a potential customer. More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES

PERSONAL TECH

Up for buys
The South Africa-based Sahara Computers and Electronics Ltd has announced the availability in India of its latest Intel Celeron-based notebook at a price of Rs 25,999. The notebook, NB5610-L1, is targeted at students, young executives, and the ... More

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