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Naukri has finally launched dedicated mobile apps for its Job search engine. Being the biggest Job site in India, they should have come up with these apps earlier – However, its better late than never :). From the looks of the apps they have released, they have done a good job of it. TimesJob was [...]

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Top 5 social learning trends in India in 2012!

by Kaushambi
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Social media learning, which is a significant component of the e-learning industry, is gradually being adopted in the Indian academia and corporate in a big way. 2012 will only see more inclusion of social media in e-learning systems across India. As Mint reports, about a quarter of business proposals approved by one of the largest [...]

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Indian Real Estate Outlook for 2012!

by guest

Slow sales and a glut of properties are set to hamper the residential real estate market in Mumbai, India, and prices could fall by a further 30% according to analysts at Bonanza Properties. The glut is likely to extend into 2013 as steady streams of new developments are launched on the market; Developers who bought [...]

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India beats Indonesia to have 2nd largest userbase on Facebook!

by Arun Prabhudesai
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India has added close to 11 Million Facebook users in last 6 months and has now beaten Indonesia to have the 2nd largest userbase on Facebook. According to stats revealed by Social Bakers, a social analytics company, India now has 43.5 million users on Facebook as compared to 43.1 million of Indonesia. Roughly, that stands [...]

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ITI Ltd will procure Aakash henceforth, IIT-Rajasthan out!

by Arun Prabhudesai

Aakash had run into rough weather few days back due to negative feedback received from its users. Most of the users reported Aakash was under powered and had an out-dated Operating System. There were also skirmishes between IIT-Rajasthan (who were commissioned to procure initial batch of Aakash) and Datawind (Manufacturer who supplied Aakash Tablet) regarding [...]

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Amazon enters India with Junglee.com Product Ads!

by Arun Prabhudesai
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Amazon has finally made an official India debut, but don’t raise your hopes in anticipation that you will have the similar product buying experience as its parent Amazon.com – infact, far from it. Amazon comes to India as Junglee.com, essentially a shopping comparison engine. According to news broken by Rajat Agrawal of BGR and then [...]

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Indian Mobile Subscriber base reaches 893.84 Million [Dec 11]

by Arun Prabhudesai
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9.47 Million new mobile subscribers were added in December 2011 taking the total tally to 893.84 million as on December 2011. December also registered the highest growth rate since March last year. Past 6-8 months, there had been a constant slide in the Mobile subscriber growth rate. Indian mobile subscriber addition since March 2011 Highlights [...]

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Indians Retire sooner than Japanese, Claim Double the Paid Leave to Chinese !

by Viral Dholakia
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While surfing social networking platform G+, today I stumbled across some really interesting piece of statistical data on Ken’s page with regards to crucial trends in finance for Indian and overseas market. One such aspect, the ‘Retirement Age’, is widely analyzed in the world of finance – as most of the goals in lieu of [...]

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Social media trends of India in 2012!

by Kaushambi
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Companies are going to aim at targeting more sales and customer engagement conversions, bloggers are going to increase their affiliate marketing opportunities and more movements like IAC are going to give birth to more number of Anna Hazare’s through social media in 2012 in India. In short, 2012 is going to be a big year [...]

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How analytics could have saved team India the blushes in Australia!

by Dr Vikram Venkateswaran
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Recently a good article in economic times compared the performance of the Indian cricket team to Nokia. The used data from the 1990’s to show how Nokia’s slide had begun well in the late 90’s but the implication of that slide was felt much later. Team India on the other hand just had a 2 [...]

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UIDAI Phase III Approved & Funded – 20 Cr. Aadhaar cards to be released by March!

by Editorial Staff
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Its nice to see that UIDAI is not only back on tracks, but they are now aggressively setting targets to achieve. Here is a statement released by Government yesterday, The Cabinet Committee on Unique Identification Authority of India related issues (CC-UIDAI) today approved commencement of Phase-Ill of the UID scheme at an estimated cost of [...]

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8 Awesome Tools for Marketers!

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Modern marketers can be easily compared to superheroes. The job that used to boil down to a simple exchange of goods for money somewhere at a fairground several hundred years ago has become a genuine art. Nowadays it involves creativity, good command of at least one foreign language, ability to analyze the tendencies of the [...]

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E-Tutor Tablet: A Rs. 7500 Cloud Based Tablet for students! [Image, Specs]

by Arun Prabhudesai
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Looks like we now have an elite cousin of Aakash coming up – It is called “E-Tutor Tablet”. Many mainstream media newspaper including Times wrote about it saying it was yet another Government initiative. However, this initiative is anything but Government’s… The news also mentions that this “E-tutor tablet” is a joint effort of Technopark [...]

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Are Tablets really taking over? [Infographic]

by Arun Prabhudesai

For last couple of years, tablet computers are in vogue. Even in India, tablets have become quite popular (at least the word “tablet”), thanks to “Aakash” by Indian Government. Popularity of tablets can be gauged from the fact that in last year alone close to 100 different tablets were launched by more than 35 different [...]

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Rediff Redesign: Shopping/Daily Deals In, Cricket Out!

by Arun Prabhudesai
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I am not sure if you have noticed, but Rediff Homepage has got a makeover. It is not a drastic one, but there are some noticeable changes. Rediff had set a precedence (in India, which no one followed :)) in 2009 when it introduced a minimalistic, ad-less homepage design, which was a sea-change from previously [...]

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