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Share Apple offers big sum to settle iPad row in China A Chinese company which sued Apple over the rights to the iPad trademark in China is now in talks for an out-of-court settlement, a lawyer for the company said. Nearly 28,000 phones disconnected The government has issued close to 45,000 notices to unregistered telemarketers
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Share TCS Q4 up 1.6% at Rs 2932 crore, cross $10bn mark The country’s largest IT exporter, Tata Consultancy Services on Monday posted a Profit after Tax (PAT) of Rs 2932 crore versus Rs 2887 crore. Huawei’s net profit halves to $1.8bn China’s Huawei Technologies Co Ltd, the world’s No.2 telecoms equipment maker, said net
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Share DoT to finish spectrum auction by Jan-Feb 2013 The government is likely to complete the process of spectrum auction, including the one for 2G services, by January-February next year. Infosys, Wipro may withdraw SEZ projects from West Bengal Infosys and Wipro are in a fix about the status of their SEZs in West Bengal.
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Share Telcos oppose Trai’s proposal to review tariff policy Telecom operators have opposed sectoral regulator Trai’s proposal to review the tariff policy. See what makes faster internet possible Lightning-quick net speeds, more robust connections and a big increase in network capacity at little extra cost may now be possible. Bharti Airtel seeks infra-status for telecom
Two young Indian-American entrepreneurs are attempting to make the traditional paper resume a thing of the past by connecting the job seeker and the employer through video resumes.
Scientists have turned to video games to find the cure for cancer.
To check the increasing number of cyber crimes, the Jaipur police commissionerate is all set to have an exclusive cyber police station at its Khasa Kothi office.
Linguists from the National Geographic’s ‘Enduring voices’ have come up with the idea of ‘walking dictionaries’.
