The business newspaper Economic Times (Hyderabad edition) carried an interesting front-page article yesterday on successful Indian software products coming out of India. Over two-and-a-half million people worldwide, half of them in the US, are using word processors,creating slide-show presentations and doing their sums with the help of an online suite of software products built by technology start-up Zoho, located in Chennai.In Bangalore, InMobi,a...
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
Saturday, 27 March 2010
Read Telugu news sites in transliterated English
Posted on 12:54 by Unknown

Although I manage to speak decent Telugu (one of the twenty-two scheduled languages of India & spoken by over 74 million native speakers), I have to confess I'm poor at reading it (Why? That's another story). So for long, I wished there was a way to read Eenadu (the largest circulated Telugu news daily in Andhra Pradesh with over 13.5 million readers) in English. My wish has been granted, thanks to a Firefox extension called Padma, a Transformer...
Thursday, 25 March 2010
Face Detection & Tagging
Posted on 10:31 by Unknown
I came across a nice article on a Silverlight 4 application that does real-time face detection (without having to spend a dime on commercial licenses to any APIs) on the Coding4Fun site which features unusual but interesting applications built on the .NET platform. It's amazing how today's tools & technologies can provide "eyes" to the computer & process faces in photos, mostly for free.Newer versions of the popular photo organizing &...
Tuesday, 23 March 2010
Developer Contests
Posted on 23:51 by Unknown

At any point of time, there are always some Developer contests running. These are especially good for students & hobbyists who can pit their wits against the best in the class, win goodies and get noticed.I plan to compile a list of contests that I come across & this will be a work in progress. Be sure to check the end dates of competitions.* .NET Champions: Submit a story or video on a successful & innovative solution you have developed...
Monday, 22 March 2010
Book Review: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Step by Step
Posted on 11:27 by Unknown

Like cycling or swimming, Sharepoint is easy but you need help to get started. Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Step by Step lives up to it's title of being a good step by step guide. It walks you through the maze of options in WSS 3.0 by gently holding your hand & showing the way. The instructions are straight-forward & in plain English, like any good technical book should be. The book is practical & engaging with it's hands-on...
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