With Snapchat, users can send photos and videos that disappear shortly after they are viewed and have been lately gaining popularity especially among young users.
It is a long leap from the times when politicians relied mainly on posters, cardboard cutouts, fliers, graffiti and the tough house-to-house canvassing to win over voters.
This may decline as attach rates in other categories, including computing peripherals, digital cameras and printers, domestic appliances and automotive, increase more rapidly.
The market generated 622.6 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments during the quarter, which was up 101% compared to the third quarter of 2012.
Andrew Butler, VP Distinguished Analyst, Gartner talks about converging integrated systems and disruptive technology, the impact of fabric computing and vendor strategies for these.
Venkatesh Swaminathan, Country Head, The Attachmate Group India shares his list of predictions for 2014.
Telecom Industry has great hopes on 2014 that a stable government will take a re-look at the National Telecom policy post the elections.
The world's mobile phone carriers have failed to implement technology fixes available since 2008 that would have thwarted the NSA's ability to eavesdrop on many mobile phone calls.
ZTE successfully migrates Aircel's data services to 4G LTE evolved packet core.
Symantec enables DCs adopt SSDs while leveraging existing storage investments.
Dane Anderson, Research Director and AP Region Manager, Forrester Research advises Indian CIOs to broaden their outlook in an austere economy and invest for the long run through innovative solutions.
Dun & Bradstreet shares its IT & ITES Sector Outlook for 2014.
With cloud adoption picking up in India and the rising complexities of mobility and social, the CIO's role is under scrutiny. Mayur Saini, Research Director, IDC talks about what CIOs can do to manage complexities.
Sumeet Walia, Head, Global Enterprise Business, Tata Communications shares his views on the technology trends in 2014.
Cisco identifies the key transformational technologies of the year to come.
Riverbed shares its top 10 trends that are poised to change the technology landscape in 2014.
Kersi Tavadia, CIO, BSE talks about how business intelligence and analytics are an unavoidable conversation for banks and the complex situation data in the cloud presents to these initiatives.
Strengthens capital integration strategy with addition of Xyratex's HDD test business.
Financial markets set to continue spending on regulatory compliance and servicing to improve client loyalty.
Ranjit Satyanath, Customer Care Associate & Sr. G.M., Solutions & Tech, Shoppers Stop talks about the phases of social media engagement.
APeJ now holds 28.5 percent share of the worldwide market, with the U.S. trailing closely with 27 percent share.
Foxconn's BlackBerry deal marks the Taiwanese firm's biggest step up the value chain - a chance to not just assemble smartphones, but help design them, too.
ISACA highlights Privacy 2.0, slimmed-down big data, heated-up cybersecurity and data analytics job market, outsourced security, and the Internet of even more Things.
Capacity management through the Raritan's DCIM software helps organisations to efficiently plan and maximise the use of datacentres and further reduce the cost.
Record-setting backup recovery performance and all-flash storage enhancements enable a new style of IT.
Further investment in partner program demonstrates Infor's commitment to the Infor Partner Network.
Muralidharan Ramachandran, CIO, Syntel talks about common mistakes CIOs make leading to the downfall of IT projects and consequently to lesser trust in the ability of the IT team.
Oracle Communications Consulting supports transformation project to increase innovation and improve operational effectiveness.
Nishchal Khorana, Head-Consulting, ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan shares his perspective on what the Indian IT sector went through in 2013 and what to expect from it in 2014.
Although there are multiple scenarios that could unfold and many demand and supply variables remain in flux, IDC expects the market to exhibit strong growth over the next five years.