Here is a youtube vid of the first Windows 7 "Good News" advert.
Windows 7 launches on October 22, 2009
Nice and cute
Posted by phoenix on Friday, September 11, 2009 (06:08:19) (1121 reads)
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Inviting All PHP Developers
All PHP developers are invited to attend Microsoft's Virtual TechDays on August 21st between 10am and 7pm for learning about the latest on Microsoft's offerings and technology offerings for PHP developers. More details at: http://www.virtualtechdays.com/agenda_architects.aspx
Posted by vinu on Wednesday, August 19, 2009 (06:11:28) (1096 reads)
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BSNL to offer 16mbps broadband in Kolkata
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KOLKATA: Come October, BSNL broadband consumers in Kolkata will be able to enjoy hi-speed internet connectivity up to the speed of 16 Mbps. This is nearly double the current speed offered by BSNL.
BSNL Kolkata is in the process of upgrading its broadband backbone from the present ADSL system to VDSL which will allow maximum speed up to 26 Mbps in its internet highway.
German firm Siemens is undertaking the entire hardware upgradation for the transition from ADSL to VDSL. BSNL will come up with a new tariff plan for consumers who will opt for the 16 Mbps internet connectivity package. The move is likely to help BSNL consolidate its presence in the broadband segment where it currently has 2.2 lakh subscribers in the city.
Posted by phoenix on Wednesday, July 29, 2009 (03:52:25) (1127 reads)
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TRAI for ‘redefining’ floor broadband speed at 2Mbps
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today indicated that the Government should redefine broadband services making it mandatory for operators to offer at least 2Mbps speed.
According to existing norms, broadband is defined with speed of only 256 kbps.
Speaking at a telecom seminar organised by Assocham, Dr J. S. Sarma, Chairman, TRAI, said that the target set for roll out of broadband by the Government can be achieved only if the definition of broadband is redefined and resources from USO fund are utilised.
Dr Sarma said that while there are countries which offer speeds of over 20Mbps, India is still stuck at 256 kbps. Source Discuss about this here
Posted by vinu on Friday, July 24, 2009 (06:29:58) (603 reads)
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