Blog of Tushar Phadke

When Google released its Google Apps Premier Edition, it sent a clear message to Microsoft that the market for office software was up for grabs. However the challenge plays out, one thing is clear: Customers will benefit.

With the release of Google Apps Premier Edition, there’s little doubt that Google  has its sights set squarely on Microsoft and the market for office software . Add in the fact that marquee names are on board, including Procter & Gamble for the new software suite, and there’s clearly at least some degree of threat behind that challenge.

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Just recently, Intel developed a ‘Tera Research Chip’ to deliver supercomputer-like performance while consuming less electricity.
And, it was a team of Indian engineers at the Intel India Development Center (IIDC) in Bangalore that played a key role in the development of this fingernail-sized chip.

The team comprises 20 members, and was led by Vasantha Erraguntla, an Intel veteran, who contributed almost half of the work that went into the chip in terms of logic, circuit and physical design, while the rest was done at the company’s other lab located at Oregon.

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It might cost more than the hardtop F430, but the droptop version of the nearly perfect sports car offers the same nearly sublime driving experience. It’s a fast, comfortable supercar that never disappoints the driver while managing to sound better than the hardtop.

Excels at everything, and the F1-inspired V-8 will make the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.

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While Sony Ericsson’s K810 ain’t coming here anytime soon, we get the slimmer (14mm vs 17mm), 2MP version. It doesn’t do image stabilization. It has only 64MB of user memory that you can’t expand. And it doesn’t have that bright xenon flash. But the bugger is coming to the US, end of Q2. We’ll take it. A slim cybershot is better than no cybershot. At least it has the nifty trackID software that can identify music you play into its mic. Available in white and black. (more…)