From the page: "There has been lot of news on Skype application for Blackberry in May 2009 and blackberry users have been waiting for the application to come. But the application is under development. However application for iPhone has been in the market for sometime. You will often get following headlines when you search on google * Skype Announces Service for iPhone, BlackBerry * Skype Coming to BlackBerry Smartphones in May - About Skype * iSkoot for Skype (BlackBerry) - Free Mobile software downloads and ..."
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From the page: Microsoft has confirmed that it is investigating a problem described as the "black screen of death", which affects its latest operating system. The error means that users of Windows 7 see a totally black screen after logging on to the system.
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From the page: "Millions of people now take for granted that they can pay bills and transfer money at any time of day and without having to worry about queues âÂ" whether in branches or on telephone lines. These days, you never even have to speak to a human being when it comes to personal banking. You can also use the internet to find the best deals on savings accounts and then set up and run accounts online. Sixty per cent of people with instant-access accounts have registered for online banking, according to the British Bankers' Association. "
- Santosh Puthran
Ryanair has pushed the model to its extremes and by setting fares as low as 99p for flights and charging extra for almost everything, has passed responsibility for covering the cost of every aspect of a flight to the customer. Such transparency means a flight from London Stansted to Perugia in late September costs £2.99, but once you have paid for booking online (£5) and taxes (£28.27) the price rises to £36.26. Add priority boarding (£3) and two bags in the hold (£30) and the cost is £69.26, one way.
- Santosh Puthran
From the page: "We are approaching the year end. And those of you who are new to SAP year end procedure for FICO, I am listing the transactions or procedures you need to follow. This is an indicative list and you can tailor the year end procedures as per the requirements of your company or client. This is also one of the interview questions for SAP FICO Consultants. 1. Pre-Year End/House Keeping - Actioned before Year End 1.a Confirm that balance carried forward account exists - Txn OB53 1.b Review Customer/ Vendor number ranges: Txn XDN1 for AR and XKN1 for AP 1.c Review Document number ranges for AP/AR/GL: Txn FBN1 1.d Review Document number ranges for Assets: Txn AS08"
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From the page: As someone who does most of his work on the web, I've developed some habits to allow me to work quickly, without distraction, so that I can get my work done easily. When I see others browse the web, it sometimes surprises me how far behind they are, and when others see me browse the web they're surprised at how quick I am. I'm not bragging ââ,¬â I know there are web monkeys faster than me. But I thought I'd share some of my tricks for the masses, in hopes that it'll be of some use.
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Social media marketing can be a phenomenal marketing channel for small businesses. I hope that the strategies IâÂve outlined above provide a starting point for you to explore how you can leverage social media marketing for your small business. And if you have additional resources to share or other helpful advice thatâÂs worked for your small business (or thoughts about things to avoid), please take a minute and leave a comment. WeâÂd love to hear from you.
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Accenture -- which is a combination of the words accent and future -- was selected after a three-month research and analysis process involving thousands of candidate names.A short-list group of about 50 names , all of which met the positioning and personality criteria for the firm , was evaluated globally for trademark and URL availability , possible cultural sensitivities and local market pronunciation , the company said.
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Sanskrit numbers. The numbering system goes to 10 with the power of 53. I don't think even SAP will be able to handle the number. But it is good to know, the mathematical system was so advanced thousands of years ago in India.
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From the page: "Starting your own business, it requires determination to go ahead with what you think you do the best. Then position your niche to make money. To position and advertise yourself in the market you need a website. There is a general impression that creating a website is expensive and maintaining email ids would require expertise. Here are simple steps to how you can do it yourself."
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From the page: "So what exactly is Google Wave? You could classify it as a real-time collaboration tool that enables communication between a group of people. The environment enables a multitude of media that can interact within a wave or be embedded, such as text, photos, videos, maps, gadgets, bots and more. ItâÂs also a platform with a rich set of open APIs that allow developers to embed waves in other web services and to build extensions that work inside waves. Just as with Twitter, itâÂs the developer community that will make or break Google Wave. ItâÂs very early in the game, but product innovation potential is there."
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From the page: "What should I name my company ? This is a question my friend has been asking himself and has been tormented by naming proposals whether it would be a successful brand. Some brainstorm and facts * Should a company name be short like IKEA or Sony and meaningless ? * Should it be an acronym like Amstrad, Tesco or IKEA ? * Should it bold like Virgin ? Is Pregnant a good name ? * Should be name of fruits like Apple, Orange or Blackberry ? * Should it be a parent GoDaddy ? * Or a name of a city⦠Cisco of San Francisco ? * Or should be name of the planet .. Mars ? * Or should the company be named after you like Calvin Klien, Robert Dyas or Jack Daniels"
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Do you want a long battery life or an environment friendly way to power your laptop ? From the page: "iWaant a laptop with a solar antenna where the battery is powered by solar energy just like a pocket calculator. Or a spare battery that can be powered by the solar antenna. So while I am travelling in the train or a bus, I can face the solar antenna towards the window and power the battery on the run. I can save money on electricity by powering the laptop in an environment friendly way. This should help the laptop manufacturers to display their brand when the users carry it everywhere."
- Santosh Puthran
From the page: "Women, Testosterone, and Finance Hormones, not sexism, explain why fewer women than men work in banks. Economist Staff - The Economist That the risk-taking end of the financial industry is dominated by men is unarguable. But does it discriminate against women merely because they are women? Well, it might. But a piece of research just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by Paola Sapienza of Northwestern University, near Chicago, suggests an alternative - that it is not a person's sex, per se, that is the basis for discrimination, but the level of his or her testosterone. Besides being a sex hormone, testosterone also governs appetite for risk. Control for an individual's testosterone levels and, at least in America, the perceived sexism vanishes"
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From the page: "CFOs Still Fighting to Retain Skilled Staff Beyond offering extra bucks, finance chiefs are finding that reshaping jobs, providing community-service and fitness opportunities, and supplying ad hoc vacation days are good tools to use to hang on to skilled finance staff. The labor market is generally teeming with talent in search of work. But skilled finance and accounting employees are not necessarily any easier to find these days. Indeed, the accounting profession shed less than 2% of its jobs between June 2008 and June 2009, according to Ajilon Finance, and CFOs who have recently hired say salary levels remain high."
- Santosh Puthran
From the page: "Maemo brings the power of computers to mobile devices. Designed with the internet at its core, Linux-based Maemo software takes us into a new era of mobile computing. "
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From the page: "Three technology heavyweights are joining a coalition to fight Google's attempt to create what could be the world's largest virtual library. Amazon, Microsoft and Yahoo will sign up to the Open Book Alliance being spearheaded by the Internet Archive. They oppose a legal settlement that could make Google the main source for many online works. "Google is trying to monopolise the library system," the Internet Archive's founder Brewster Kahle told BBC News. "
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From the page: "10 Free Alternatives for Adobe Photoshop Software Posted by Jyoti in PhotoShop If you have been doing quick photo editing and feel that photoshop eats up all your resources, well as a blogger I have to do a lot of photo editing but I do not need ultra rich photoshop features, which only designers and graphic experts require. Would you want to use the any other similar software like photoshop but simpler? Think about simple photo-editor thatâÂs quick, easy and doesnâÂt cost a thousand dollars. Fortunately, thereâÂre plenty of web-based photos editors. Most are useless, but some are great functionally."
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From the page: "For software developers and Web site designers eager to provide sophisticated delivery over the Internet, outdated browsers are a real pain, especially when they remain a standard in many large enterprises. The worst offender, because it is so widely deployed, is Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. For Paul Caplin, founder and CEO of the real-time Web-based financial services software firm Caplin systems, the best that can be said about Internet Explorer 6 is that it forces developers to really tune their applications to get what speed they can from it. Even IE 8 lags behind the main competitors; Apple's Safari is four times faster than the latest Microsoft version, he said."
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From the page: "Whether youâÂre a job seeker, consultant, entrepreneur or happily employed, LinkedIn can be an incredible asset for your career. You can connect to over 43 million professionals in over 200 countries around the world. LinkedIn is not just a virtual resume that should be tucked away for a rainy day. Instead it acts as a resume, cover letter, references document, database of your contacts throughout your life and a place where you can learn, share and interact in a professional manner. The following four steps, will help you build a powerful brand on LinkedIn so that you attract jobs youâÂre passionate about, while fostering a network that can support your career moving forward."
- Santosh Puthran
From the page: "In the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, South Africa and Australia, medical practitioners who have been admitted to any of the Royal Surgical Colleges discontinue use of the "Doctor" title and revert to using "Mr", "Miss" or "Mrs" This system (which applies only to surgeons, not physicians) has its origins in the 16th century, when surgeons were barber-surgeons and did not have a degree (or indeed any formal qualification), unlike physicians, who held a university medical degree. Veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland adopt the titles "Mr", "Mrs" or "Miss"."
- Santosh Puthran
From the page: "Even though incredibly basic, Gmail Tasks has provided a simple way for many a Gmail (Gmail) user to create to-do lists while processing email. Today, Tasks is graduating from Labs to become a default email feature accessible under the âÂoeContactsâ link. Tasks graduation from the feature testing playground is the first ever for the Labs program, and demonstrates the overall value and success of adding experimental features into Google (Google) products. Now that proof of concept has been established, Google is announcing that, starting today, Labs will take up residence in your calendar too."
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From the page: "What's the toughest question a venture capitalist can ask? Answer: "What will you do if Google enters your market?" The web has been buzzing with speculation that senior Microsoft executives are now asking that question. The truth is that they have been asking it for quite a while. In an intriguing interview he gave several years ago, Bill Gates observed that the only company out there that reminded him of Microsoft in its early days was Google. He didn't elaborate, but most of the audience knew what he meant: a company that was smart, agile and hell-bent on world domination."
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From the page: "Google has taken direct aim at MicrosoftâÂs core personal computer software business, with the announcement of a PC operating system to rival Windows. The system, based on GoogleâÂs Chrome web browser, is designed for all classes of PCs, âÂoefrom small netbooks to full-sized desktop systemsâ, and will be available in machines from âÂoemultipleâ PC makers in the second half of next year, the company said. EDITORâÂS CHOICE Google statement - Jul-08 Tech blog - Jul-08 In depth: Browser battles - Sep-03 Google also promised that the new software would solve many of the frustrations felt by users of Windows-based PCs, from slow start-up times to threats from computer viruses."
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From the page: ""Jai Ho" was originally composed for Yuvvraaj, but was turned down by director Subhash Ghai who thought the song was not suitable for actor Zayed Khan to perform onscreen.[3] After his Oscar win, A. R. Rahman revealed in an interview that it was Ghai who had asked him to use the words Jai Ho in a song.[4] After its inclusion in Slumdog Millionaire, it was later nominated for best song at the 2008 Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards, the 2008 Satellite Awards and at the 2008 Houston Film Critics Society Awards. In 2009, it won the Academy Award for Best Original Song, beating out WALL-E's "Down to Earth" by Peter Gabriel, and "O... Saya", also of Slumdog Millionaire and by A. R. Rahman.[5]"
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From the page: "The conventional wisdom of academic investment theorists is taking a terrible beating in the post-bubble era. Rightly so, in the case of the efficient market theory, which now gives rise to growing scepticism. The notion that stocks follow a random walk and all available information is in the price has always looked suspect in the light of history, which repeatedly tells us that Homo economicus is not the rational man of the economistsâ musings and that markets are prone to periodic bubbles. In its strongest form it even attributes the success of investors such as Warren Buffett and FidelityâÂs Anthony Bolton to pure luck, which to my mind is too strong by half. "
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From the page: "Volendam is a popular tourist attraction in the Netherlands, well-known for its old fishing boats and the traditional clothing still worn by some residents. The women's costume of Volendam, with its high, pointed bonnet, is one of the most recognizable of the Dutch traditional costumes, and is often featured on tourist postcards and posters."
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From the page: "Love it or hate it, Twitter - the latest social media phenomenon - has grown exponentially in recent months. Twitter allows you to post small SMS-size bits of information about yourself or your business on to your own dedicated page. To achieve 'success' on Twitter, you need to encourage other users to become your 'followers', which will the propogate your messages to an ever-growing audience (that's the plan anyway). So, here are some tips to help small businesses get started onTwitter. Top Twitter tips 1. Sign up for a new Twitter account using a sensible, future-proof name. Either your business name, or something related to it. As with all naming ideas, it's best to avoid trademarks or names associated with famous people or brands - just in case."
- Santosh Puthran