Google adds 44 new languages to Google Docs mobile editing
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 18:56:05 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
Frustrated that you couldn't edit a Spanish term paper on your mobile phone? Worry no more. Google Documents now supports editing in 45 languages on your mobile phone, Google announced in a blog post. The company has been consistently adding features to its word processing program. In January, Google streamlined the service, revamping the way files are organized to make it easier to display and preview documents. Google Docs also recently added the ability to play video, and it's been rumored, but not confirmed that a music player would also be incorporated. Google launched mobile editing for the program in November. To edit Google Docs on your mobile phone, you must have a device running on Android Froyo 2.2 or higher or an iPad or iPhone running on iOS 3.0 or higher....
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Radiance 2011 - Exploiting invention for innovation
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 18:47:44 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
At Radiance, we strongly believe that mutual dependency is a way of life and following the mathematical formula “Invention + Exploitation = Innovation”, we strive to convert invention done by our professors and students fixated in our labs into innovation by exploiting opportunities from who’s who in the industry. An event, where different sectors of industry and academia are brought together to facilitate a pleasant and yet vibrant exchange of knowledge. Consonant with that we bring you an arsenal of events that endeavors to explore every dimension and aspect of the science that we call "Mechanical Engineering”.Radiance 2011 is powered by 3A Composites as Platinum Sponsor, MSc Software as Gold Sponsor along with ANSYS as Student support Sponsor. The...
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Kingston launches HyperX T1 Black triple channel memory kits
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 18:29:40 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
Kingston has launched its HyperX T1 Black triple channel memory kits, compatible with the latest X58 chipsets and Core i7-990X processor. The modules are available in kits of three (3x2GB, 3x4GB) or six (6x4GB), totaling up to a maximum configuration of 24GB of DDR3 1600MHz RAM.The HyperX T1 Black memory kits aren’t coloured black simply for heat dissipation it seems, for Gigabyte and Kingston have jointly announced the black HyperX T1 kits will look great apart from performing well with the black Gigabyte G1-Killer gaming motherboards.Speaking on the occasion of the launch, Ann Bai, DRAM Memory Sales Director, APAC Region, Kingston, said:“Our new HyperX T1 Black triple-channel kits give enthusiasts the opportunity to combine performance and style into their PC...
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airtel rolls out 3G services in Delhi and NCR, vows to cover its 13 cities by March
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 17:23:31 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
airtel has rolled-out its 3G wireless services in Delhi and NCR, boasting of a robust network powered by more than 1,800 3G sites. According to airtel, this is the single strongest 3G network in the region, and can provide a “seamless 3G experience” for about 76 lakh people. After which point, the congestion we’re all dreading will become evident.Across the country, airtel currently has 4,500 3G sites in 7 cities, and as such, caters to around half a million 3G subscribers already – a quick milestone for a service that commenced just over a month ago. Apart from Delhi and NCR, there are five other cities where airtel owns 3G spectrum, and it apparently intends to launch services in all of them by the end of March 2011. So far, Bengaluru, Chennai, Coimbatore,...
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2011: Top 5 score update apps for iOS devices
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 16:04:00 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
With the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 heating up quite nicely. Quite a few close matches, some brilliant individual performances and a few upsets have kept the temperature up. Now as we are heading into the business end of the tournament, keeping up with the latest scores is becoming very important for most people. And since cricket is the undisputed national past-time, people find some way or the other of keeping themselves updated with the latest from the match.However, mobile apps are just making lives easier, with the latest scores available on the move. If you happen to have an iOS based device - the iPhone, iPod Touch or the iPad, there are a lot of apps which may be of interest to you. Here are our top 5 picks. Download these and stay updated! ESPNcricinfo: Free This app is backed...
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Zarro Boogs found! Firefox ready for a release candidate
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 15:51:29 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
After a rather long period in beta, Firefox 4.0 is finally "complete" and should be seeing a Release Candidate soon. The browser has come a long way since the Firefox 3.7 days, and the last few betas have been quite usable for most people, yet the beta period has been extended due to a number of changes and remaining bugs.Finally now the list of hard blockers (bugs that HAVE to be fixed for Firefox 4.0 to be release-worthy) for Firefox's release are down to "Zarro Boogs found" (Mozilla's bug tracking system's subtle reminder that there there are still bugs, just not discovered yet).Those enthusiastic about Firefox's upcoming release should have already been tracking http://www.arewefastyet.com, which tracks Firefox's speed compared to other browser; and...
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Mozilla makes first milestone release of its WebApps project
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 15:41:58 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
It is no secret that Mozilla has been working on its own concept of a Web App store from quite a while now. Now we are seeing the first milestone of their Web Application project, which might just come integrated in Firefox 6, coming later this year.The announcement of the Chrome web store was quite a disappointment, since it didn't take advantage of one of the strongest features of the open web platform, the fact that it was open, and the best aspect of HTML5 yet, cross-browser compatibility. The Chrome Web store could have been so much more. However it is what it is, a web application store that sells application that only run on the Google Chrome browser, although there is nothing in the way of them...
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Seagate begins shipping its largest high-performance HDD - the 3TB Barracuda XT
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Posted on: Mar 04, 2011 13:21:23 IST Get daily stories in your mailbox
Seagate has started shipping its highest-capacity high-performance Barracuda XT 3TB HDD, using what it calls the “industry’s most elegant, easy-to-install” solution overcoming the 2TB desktop barrier.Meant for home servers, workstations, and gaming machines, the 3TB desktop drive ships with Seagate DiscWizard, allowing users to easily configure their operating system and device drivers to allow access of the full 3TB, without using any additional software or hardware that would have been required with legacy PC BIOS systems. This makes it compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and 7, as well as computers with the new UEFI BIOS.The new 7,200RPM, 3.5-inch Barracuda XT hard drive uses 64MB cache, perfect for cache-intensive applications like PC gaming and nonlinear video...
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