Verbatim launches LightScribe 8X DVD+R Double Layer discs
Verbatim, a group company of Mitsubishi Chemicals has announced the world's first LightScribe 8X DVD+R Double Layer (DL) discs. At 8X speed, an entire 8.5GB single-sided...
2,440 Satyam staff post resumes on job portals in last 3 days
As per an analysis by Siliconindia, 10,900 satyam employees have posted their resume on the top job portalss like Naukri and Monster since one month, where in Satyam sho...
Apex IT body shocked by Satyam chief's confession
Nasscom, the apex body of the IT-BPO industry in India, expressed its shock Wednesday at the confession made by Satyam Computers' erstwhile chief B. Ramalinga Raju, who a...
Satyam scam: taint to faint? IT captains differ
Satyam founder and chairman B Ramalinga Raju has admitted that the company had been misappropriating its accounts for several years, opening up a Pandora's box of loophol...
Ban lifted on use of mobile phones in England hospitals
The government has lifted the ban on use of mobile phones in hospitals in England, though they will continue to be restricted in intensive care units, the chemotherapy an...
Satyam top brass had to know about fraud: Analysts
Satyam Computers founder-chairman B. Ramalinga Raju claims has baffled analysts and the government.He has revealed inaccuracies in his company's balance sheet to the tune...
Airtel the most congested network, finds regulator
With the telephone subscriber base rising to 374.13 million in November, the congestion levels between one network to another has risen considerably with Bharti Airtel's ...
Intel to chip in TV products
As consumers opt for hi-tech television to surf the web, chat with friends and shop online, Intel plans to introduce chips for the cable and satellite boxes.
India could rank only 41 in innovation index
India stands far behind in terms of innovation. A study by industry body CII and B-School INSEAD, ranks India at the 41st position, down from 23rd last year in the Globa...
Broadcom chooses ARM Cortex-R4 Processor
roadcom, a supplier of integrated circuits (ICs) for broadband communications has chosen the ARM's Cortex-R4 processor for use in its future Blu-ray player chips.