Apoorv suddenly discovers that MTNL is bringing his neighborhood closer on his wireless network, with a range of 30 km:
I did a cross check on that number from MTNL’s online directory, and it turned out to be a number from Dwarka Sector 7. This was another shock, as I live around 30 Km away from [...]
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Praveen Dalal practices law at the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court of India in matters relating to hi-tech crime and cyber forensics. In a post teeming with links and much more useful data,he writes about the digital age of India:
Another issue that assumes significance in this regard is the fact that Internet is [...]
To all of us hooked on to the fancies of Twitter, look at the new perspectives that Mahesh brings to the table:
Conduit for Text Commands
Enter Twitter that does both the above tasks brilliantly. Twitter acts as a conduit, a passive conduit, that makes it perfectly suited in this scenario. It is this facet of Twitter [...]
The Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) initiative has its own presence in India, and some controversy was generated regarding the ‘Omlette Post‘ published by Atul Chitnis. In response to that, Prashanth at desitech writes about his opinion of the controversy:
The main points of argument seem to revolve around the blatant undermining of other forms [...]
Lets have Wi-fi hotspots instead of security tips
Published by September 19th, 2008 in Government, IT and India. 8 CommentsSriram Sharma wants TRAI to stop preaching about how to secure WiFi networks and rather provide Wi-Fi hotspots around the country:
This new regulation sends a different message from our government. They won’t bother providing free public wireless hotspots, because you know, that would be too much to ask as a tax payer, and the terrorists [...]
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