It is with utmost sorrow that the world came to know today about Steve Jobs succumbing to cancer. Steve Jobs was not only the founder of a top technology firm, but also the innovator who came up with products that would become household name all over the world: IPod, IPhone, IPad…God only knows how many [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Technology'
Steve Jobs is no more
October 6th, 2011 · No Comments · Technology
Tags: Apple·Steve Jobs
Tech Crunch vs UnCrunched
October 4th, 2011 · No Comments · Technology
Tech Crunch is a very popular blog that is among my top five technology tools . This blog was founded by Mike Arrington, who later sold it to AOL for an unknown amount (the rumour is it was for 30 Million US Dollars). I have read Tech Crunch every day in the past five years [...]
Tags: Mike Arrington·Tech Crunch·UnCrunched
Click – Best Search Related Book
November 7th, 2010 · No Comments · Books, Technology
Click – What Millions Of People Are Doing Online (WMOPADO – my abbreviation to it) is one of the best books I have read on the topic of Search so far. Bill Tancer clearly shows the power of the search results that one can leverage to improve their marketing and hence provide what the audience [...]
Tags: Bill Tancer·Click - What Millions Of People Are Doing Online
World’s Most Influential People
November 5th, 2010 · No Comments · News, Politics, Technology
Forbes recently released a list of 68 most influential people in the world. This list is introduced by Forbes with a nice phrase saying there are 6.8 billion people in this world and here is a list of the top 68 people who are considered the most influential. While there are many popular names in [...]
Tags: Abdul Kalam·Bill Gates·Dawood Ibrahim·Jeff Bezos·Julian Assange·Lakshmi Mittal·Larry Page·Manmohan Singh·Mark Zuckerberg·Mukesh Ambani·Osama Bin Laden·Ratan Tata·Robin Li·Sergei Brin·Sonia Gandhi·Steve Jobs
Six Sigma – House Of Quality Matrix
October 24th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Books, Technology
As a part of learning something new everyday, I decided to brush up my skills on what used to be one of my favourite topics, House Of Quality. Six Sigma is a management principle followed in some of the leading fortune 500 companies such as GE and Motorola, which believe that repeatable processes are the [...]
Tags: House Of Quality·Quality Function Deployment·Six Sigma
Slave of the Blackberry
October 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Technology
I have been using the Blackberry for over ten years now (right from the days when it was looking like a pager with a wheel in it). I always used to think Blackberry is an innovative device which helps us stay on top of our emails all the time. What I have realized is that [...]
Tags: Blackberry
Why I love Netflix
October 6th, 2010 · No Comments · Technology
Netflix is a company that has been in business for a few years now. I have been following NetFlix from many angles: a. As a user of Netflix service as well as their competitors b. As a technologist who tries to identify and learn from innovations by others c. As a leader who tries to [...]
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AOL buys Tech Crunch
October 2nd, 2010 · No Comments · Finance, Technology
Tech Crunch is a popular technology related website, which tries to give the latest news about venture capital fundings, trends, mergers and acquisitions, etc in technology. Mike Arrington is the founder of Tech Crunch who build it from ground up to a very good scale. AOL has been in business in the US for over [...]
Tags: AOL·Mike Arrington·Tech Crunch
Kalanidhi Maran – 17th richest man in India
October 1st, 2010 · 3 Comments · Finance, News, Politics, Technology
A few days I had written about why I felt Kalanidhi Maran will soon become the richest man in the world. I could not help smiling when Forbes magazine announced their 2010 top 50 Indians based on their net worth. Kalanidhi Maran has jumped up to 17th position with a net worth of 4 billion [...]
Tags: Bill Gates·Enthiran·Kalanidhi Maran·Rajinikanth·Robot·Sun Pictures
Galaxy Tab – Will it beat the iPad?
September 19th, 2010 · No Comments · Technology
Samsung has announced the release of Galaxy Tab, which is Samsung’s answer to compete with iPad. Android apps work on this phone – this means that the 80,000 Android Apps that are available, will work on this Galaxy Tab. iPad does not have a phone feature. Galaxy Tab can be used as a phone, by [...]
Tags: Apple·Galaxy Tab·iPad·Samsung
