By launching Internet Protocol Television (IPTV), Bharti Airtel has become the first private player to offer the service in the country.
The company will now offer triple play service - telephony, broadband and television over a single line to customers in the NCR and will be followed by eight leading metros. The service will also offer features such as real-time interactivity, where customers can order pizzas and book movie tickets on their TV, record programmes for seven days, rewind, forward, and Movie on Demand (MOD).
An open offer was made by Daiichi Sankyo to Zenotech Laboratories' shareholders at Rs 113.62 per share. This comes after it revised its earlier open offer price of Rs 160 per share.
With the aim to win the hearts of mid- to low-end consumer base, LG has launched two new low-end handsets. The names of these new entries in the LG's lineup are GB110 and the GB106. Both the sets that are equipped with impressive features and offer value for money. 
The Q4 saw a decline in PC sales in Asia by 5% compared to a year earlier. It should be noted that it is the region's first such decline in a decade and it has come due to the global downturn causing decline in demand. 
With the aim to buy a $225m stake in an Indian mobile phone company, Bahrain's national telecommunications operator has joined hands with a Dubai-based private equity business. 
Mr. Perfectionist Aamir Khan, who is known for his unique and outstanding performances, is filled with joy over the success of his movie 'Ghajini.' The superstar as of now is busy shooting for Rajkumar Hirani's "Three Idiots" at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) campus in Bangalore and enjoying every bit of it. 
