IT/Technology
![]() Rural areas fuel telecom growth in IndiaBy Pupul DuttaNew Delhi, April 24 (IANS) When most sectors are bearing the brunt of global economic slowdown, India's telecom industry is continuing with its high growth saga, thanks to the expanding subscriber base in the rural areas. India last month saw the highest number of subscriber addition, 15.87 million, about three times the population of countries like Finland, Denmark and Singapore. |
![]() India's spy satellite goes into orbitBy Venkatachari JagannathanSriharikota (Andhra Pradesh), April 20 (IANS) India's defence surveillance capabilities received a quantum boost April 20 with the launch of an all-weather day-night spy satellite that has the capability to look through clouds and fog. |
![]() Tata's broadband boost for AfricaBy Fakir HassenJohannesburg, April 12 (IANS) South and East African broadband consumers will see dramatic cost cuts when the Seacom cable system, being developed in partnership with India's Tata Communications, comes on line in July this year. |
![]() India will be big technology innovator in next decadeBy Pradeep GuptaEconomists have been predicting it, stargazers have been forecasting it, and now the technology trend watchers are saying it - the coming decade is surely going to belong to India. |
![]() India reaches out to the moon in giant leap across spaceBy Fakir Balaji and V. JagannathanWith its first unmanned mission to the moon now fixed in its two-year lunar orbit, India's space agency ISRO has once again proved it is the most cost-effective explorer of outer space. |
![]() Now, watch Indian TV shows on mobile phonesNew Delhi, March 18 (IANS) Want to watch your favourite TV serial or news programme while on the move? It is no longer a dream, thanks to Entriq, a new business solution launched by digital content solution provider Irdeto. |
![]() Political parties in India's Silicon Valley embrace technologyBy Maitreyee BoruahIt is probably fitting that political parties in India's IT hub are embracing technology as they reach out to the Gen-Next in their own language over the Internet and through SMS. |