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What's 'awesome' about Skype video-chat on Facebook?
Yeung • 14 years agoFacebook promised "something awesome" following the launch of Google+. How great is it? Meh.
Indian developers 'outshine' Americans in math and logic
Yeung • 14 years agoBut American programmers are tops at web programming, reveals a study, whose findings offer guidelines for what types of skills companies should outsource to India - and what they shouldn't.
One hundred years of fortitude: IBM's Kal, Aaj aur Kal
Seema Singh • 14 years agoIBM turns hundred today. So what does the future hold for the technology giant
Mobile devices will drive over half of Internet traffic by 2017
Fp Archives • 12 years agoBy 2017, wired devices will account for 45 per cent of IP traffic according to Cisco's annual report
Mobile devices will drive over half of Internet traffic by 2017
Fp Archives • 12 years agoBy 2017, wired devices will account for 45 per cent of IP traffic according to Cisco's annual report
In new apps, professional athletes become personal trainers
Fp Archives • 12 years agoSerena Williams, ranked No. 1 by the World Tennis Association, leads a series of workouts on the Nike Training Club app.
In new apps, professional athletes become personal trainers
Fp Archives • 12 years agoSerena Williams, ranked No. 1 by the World Tennis Association, leads a series of workouts on the Nike Training Club app.
Most mobile users in India prefer unlimited Internet plans: E&Y
Fp Archives • 13 years agoThe survey said confusion over data tariffs and lack of guidance from operators on the value of new services are limiting the adoption of mobile data services.
Most mobile users in India prefer unlimited Internet plans: E&Y
Fp Archives • 13 years agoThe survey said confusion over data tariffs and lack of guidance from operators on the value of new services are limiting the adoption of mobile data services.
Google Translate turns 6, has 200 million monthly users
Fp Staff • 13 years agoGoogle Translator turned six with the impressive news that its services were being used by 200 million people every month.