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Insight: "Where Yahoo is stands before Google." deleted from your view.
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Muralidharan
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Orkut takes long time to load in a dial-up network connection. This is a mistake which should be sorted out immediately.
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Kaushik Das
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The immense support and popularity that orkut has allready gained is due to the orkut holds probably the giant part of indians in it. And in India the people like to social network with Indians mostly(exceptions are there). Â I thiink this is the main...
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Mahalakshmi Subramanium
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I agree with this report. Indians feel Orkut to be more interesting than that of Facebook. Though facebook has more diverse amount of applications, tools and games, Orkut's style of presenting discussions through communities are more interesting...
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Debate: "Orkut beats Facebook In India" deleted from your view.
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25th Aug, 2070 (09:00 P.M.):   We are in the year 2070. I just turned 50 years old, but I look 85. I experience major kidney problems, because I drink very little water. I think that I don’t have much more time to live. Today, I am the oldest person living in this society. I remember, when I was 5 years old There were lots of trees in the parks, houses had beautiful gardens, and I could enjoy long baths and stay in the shower for one whole hour. everything was very different. Now, we have to clean ourselves by using disposable towelettes moisturized with mineral oil. Before, women were proud of their beautiful hair. Before, my father used to wash his car with water that came out of a hose...
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HELLO ( lindaedwin700@yahoo.com ) My name is Linda I am tall ,good looking, perfect body figure and I saw your profile on(toostep.com) and was delighted to contact you, I hope you will be the true loving, honest and caring man that I have been...
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Insight: "My Diary" deleted from your view.
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 About The sessions of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change are open to Parties of the Convention and Observer States (Governments), the United Nations System and observer organizations duly admitted by the Conference of the Parties. In addition, accredited press is allowed to cover the proceedings of the Convention. Participation in COP15 is restricted to duly nominated representatives of Parties, observer States, admitted observer organizations and accredited press/media. The sessions are not open to the public. COP 15 comprises a number of sessions of the subsidery bodies of convention, its Koyoto Protocol , bilateral and multilateral meetings as well as side events...
Insight: "COP15 Copenhagen: United Nations Climate Change Conference Dec7 - Dec 18, 2009: India's insight" deleted from your view.
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Shubhashish Sharma
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| 2 years ago
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Ofcous not, bcoz XP got long time in market and cover all about 5 years without any OS from Windows, and when Vista launched it was the biggest failure and Windows loses some good percentage and Open source OS try to capture the market, Vista...
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Kaushik Das
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Me personally, is a regular user of Windows 7 and expect other people who are surrounded with the Xp myth to just use it once. I most of the time use to pen different technical issues in toostep, and seriously observing the cool and highly...
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sumitra dutta
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  I have installed the Windows 7 release candidate that they had put up online few months ago, and my experience till now on windows 7 is great and very much positive, very fast and hassle free work, and till now what I have seen is good, and I...
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Debate: "Will Windows 7 be able to match the success of windows XP?" deleted from your view.
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Vinod M Raveendranath
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To kickstart mobile videotelephony we need a device with screensize of 7-9 inches. A cheap 3G/4G enabled netbook/tablet could enable this for millions. Moreover, this can enable working on multimedia content and office applications which are...
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Kaushik Das
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when several earlier attempts at anything less than a fully-fledged PC have enjoyed limited end-user acceptance, especially on the open retail market, and they eventually fizzled out, as we shall see further down. Kayak is not a fully fledged PC with...
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Leena Pawar
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The potential for the Kayak is huge. From education to farming to e-governance, the potential for a cheap fast internet enabled computer is enormous. Increasingly, local governments in India are beginning to use social networking sites as a means...
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Debate: "3G Netbook At Rs. 10,000 – Will it be successful ?" deleted from your view.
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Kaushik Das
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Marissa Mayer, Google's vice president of search products and user experience, said on the company blog that "Although this is a very simple idea and an even simpler change, we're excited about it because it symbolizes our focus on search and...
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Sanjeeva
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The New Search box in Google search is not looking good , when compare to the old one. If it is medium also looking good, good feeling when we see the home page
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sumitra dutta
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Yes it looks good, its odd but yes looks fine enough, it is just a simple change, but when google does something it will not be so simple there will be some reasons behind it, and the first reason that strikes my mind is bing. As Bing is having a...
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Debate: "Google Increases the size of its search box" deleted from your view.
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Kaushik Das
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In India, Villagers and farmers have no idea how to use a computer in their daily life. But with this new technology (WWTW), they will certainly be benefited as it requires zero expertise in operating a computer. Thanks to the technologies and...
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Akhilesh Majumdar
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Even though i would like to be on the yes side, but then looking back at the infrastructure that we are having at the moment i don't think so. these kind of technologies needs effective infrastructure to support, and with very less penetration of...
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Leena Pawar
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This new technology is a great boon for farmers and people in villages who don't know how to use internet, and this new spoken web will help a lot and this creates an excellent opportunity for farmers to understand the power of web, though this...
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Debate: "IBMs new "Spoken web" to ramp up Amul's business?" deleted from your view.
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Introduction The World Wide Telecom Web (also referred to as The Spoken Web ) is the vision of a Web for the billions of under-privileged, that is parallel and complementary to the existing World Wide Web. Though primarily meant for the under-served population in emerging economies, it has several applications for other segments as well. I would like to share some of the basic application of the new tech with the readers. Overview: The World Wide Web (WWW) enabled quick and easy information dissemination and brought about fundamental changes to various aspects of our lives. However, a very large number of people, mostly in developing regions, are still untouched by this revolution. Compared...
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Firstsource in Siliguri is Mainly a inbound callcenter. Telecaller/Customer Care Executives are given flexible time of shifts and the shifts are of naturally 9 hours/day.
Job: "Telecalling/Telemarketing Executive, First Source, Siliguri" deleted from your view.
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