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@vivekk best bet is IIIT hyderabad. Prof Sangal.

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@vivekk for eg: voice recognition is best in IIT K. NLP in IIIT Hyd plus IIT Kgp and IIT B. Script - look up readink/thomas binford

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@vivekk actually a lot of research! but yeah no grt solutions. wht r u looking at n i can point out who's researching

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@vivekk oh there are so many others! similar examples within CS: script recognition, natural language processing. all abt HCI

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@vivekk yes but very diff problems. phonetic dictionary may not even be required for most apps. thr r other ways

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great read: For a seat at this diner, 2 million apply and 8 K get selected every yr! http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item... "the Salvador Dalí of the kitchen"

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@nixxin i agree. But if anyone can change, its Nokia. Remember they were in paper? first step wud be to allow local decisions esp in india

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must read for entrepreneurs: How JBoss hit $65 Mn in bookings on a free product http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/sales-m...

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@pacificleo over what time? I'm trying to under 25% implication for India #fndc

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@AbeOye @nixxin mkt share loss is good! gets them to do things like #FNDC09. earlier they wouldn't even respond to mails n cancel meetings

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@AbeOye I thought Nokia would have about 300 mn users in India. almost 3 out 4 phones are theirs #FNDC09 @nixxin wht do u say?

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RT @arpit105: @adityamishra Correction. Nokia had 53.7% in April 2009. http://www.pluggd.in/india-m... @nixxin

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Study indicates decline in MySql under Oracle's ownership http://www.linuxworld.com/news... this will really put stops on the Oracle - sun deal

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I think open source expertise is necessary for IT services cos to participate in their client's innovation projects. something for tier 2?

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just marked all my cloud computing feeds as read without opening many. The hype machine is working overtime

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must read for entrepreneurs: How JBoss hit $65 Mn in bookings on a free product http://www.forentrepreneurs.com/sales-m... I think revenues were $10 mn at tht time

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@b50 prune ur friends list on FB and delink FB n twitter. for me FB is personal, Linkedin is professional, twitter is general.

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interesting read: wikipedia's known unknowns http://www.guardian.co.uk/technol... makes me wonder if Africa's advocates (say Bono) are using social media?

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@b50 I also use tweetdeck for integration across all 3. just select all three n send a msg whn its the same update across.

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@b50 cool :) try adding FB feed to tweetdeck n u wud not need to visit FB most of the time

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The Jim Collins schedule http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/hbr... also reminded me of Paul Graham's essay on maker's vs manager's schedule http://is.gd/5dXOB

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interesting and useful read: 8 tips to know if you're being boring. Been there and know all of them to be spot on http://is.gd/5dXzn

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@prolificd haven't seen their work. wht do they do?

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Great Read: Manage your time like Jim Collins. http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/hbr... reminds me of David Allen's book GTD

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@Chet6 do u remember the name of the co or the individual?

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@Chet6 lots of work in this area by banks due to RBI push on financial inclusion. so a lot of work in end points with lots of variety

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Insights into two different markets for mobile/NFC payments. Japan: http://digitaldebateblogs.typepad.com/digital... London http://digitaldebateblogs.typepad.com/digital...

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IMHO, the urban poor (service staff at malls, auto drivers, bais, etc etc) would be the prime market for mobile banking

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@Chet6 think Mumbai n Delhi. every rich neigborhood has a poor chawl/shanty area. Those folks are largely unbanked

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@Chet6 most of these folks don't have bank accounts but wud like a safe hassle free way of keeping money ala a "mobile" savings ac

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