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SAP, IBM to roll out first joint software "Alloy" in March

SAP, IBM to roll out first joint software "Alloy" in MarchOn Monday, IBM, the world's largest technology services company, and German software company SAP AG announced that they are thinking to launch their first jointly developed software product in March.

SAP said, "The software -- called Alloy -- combines IBM Lotus Notes software with SAP Business Suite and will be sold by both companies."

India Embraces ATCi's Warrior Satellite Surveillance

India Embraces ATCi's Warrior Satellite SurveillanceAn announcement regarding the deployment of the Warrior Satellite Monitoring and Surveillance System for the Indian region was today made by Pacific Telecom Conference -- Antenna Technology Communications Inc., a provider of commercial satellite communications systems at the Pacific Telecom Conference in Hawaii.

Campaign in virtual world launched by Tata Teleservices

Campaign in virtual world launched by Tata Teleservices An announcement was today made by Tata Indicom that they have entered in a partnership with Indusgeeks Solutions Private Ltd, according to which it will extend its ongoing "Suno Dil Ki Awaaz" campaign into the virtual world.

An interactive 'virtual competition' involving Virtual World and Talent Hunt would be launched by Tata Indicom with the aim to compliment the initiative.

Is the Crunchpad Linux tablet a viable web surfing device at $299

Is the Crunchpad Linux tablet a viable web surfing device at $299It was announced by web2.0 news website TechCruch's, Michael Arrington last summer that he might build a $200 web tablet; however now it seems that there is a Prototype B being shown off.

The device dubbed as CrunchPad looks nice, but it will cost $299 instead of $200. The device features a 12 inch touchscreen display and is powered by a Via Nano processor.

Let us give a look at the present specifications of the CrunchPad:-

1.    12 inch 1024x768 pixel resolution display with 4:3 aspect ratio

Acer Aspire 10-inch to be out soon

Acer Aspire 10-inch to be out soon Acer's most popular netbook, the 8-inch Aspire one, has been launched. However, as they say, every rose has a thorn, this incredibly small netbook too has some flaws. For starters, many feel that an 8-inch screen would apparently be too small and they expect a netbook with at least 10-inch screen.

But it would be really nice to know that soon Acer would come out with 10-inch version of the same model. Though there has been no word on pricing or availability, it has been learnt that the machines with 10-inches screen will run on the Intel Atom N280/N270.

Genes responsible for heart disease revealed: Study

Genes responsible for heart disease revealed: StudyAcco

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