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India ended their miserable Twenty20 World Cup campaign

June 17th, 2009 1 comment

India ended their miserable Twenty20 World Cup campaign on an embarrassing note with  a 12-run defeat against South Africa –their third straight loss in the tournament– in a low-scoring Super Eight match here.

India’s star-studded batting order failed yet again as they could not chase down 131 runs that would have spared them the ignominy of finishing their Super Eight campaign without a single win to show.

In the end, 118 was all they could manage losing eight wickets.

This was after India’s disciplined bowlers — eight of them were pressed into action — had restricted South Africa to 130 for five on a sluggish track, last night.
Going by their start, a defeat never looked like a possibility for India. With Gambhir wasting precious little time in imposing himself and his aggression rubbing off on Rohit, India were off to a flying start till the mid-innings collapsed happened

Gautam Gambhir (21) and Rohit Sharma (29) gave India a strong start but it was Yuvraj Singh’s run-a-ball 25 that actually rekindled India’s hopes of a win in their swansong tie before the defending champions faltered.

Nokia to launch More Life Tools after huge success in India

June 17th, 2009 No comments

The Life Tools that Nokia is planning to roll out include agricultural and educational services for mobile users in rural areas, after achieving great success in the India market.

nokiaA company executive from Nokia informs that following a successful pilot program in India, the brand plans to roll out its Life Tools group of services to more emerging markets.

The emerging markets in Asia are seen as an important source of growth by Nokia as the number of mobile subscribers increases and many come to rely on their handsets for Internet access.
Offerings under the category of agriculture in Life Tools include local weather forecasts, information on crop prices at local markets, advice on growing crops, as well as pricing information for pesticides, seeds and fertilizer.
Educational services on the other hand include English lessons and advice on taking exams, while sports scores and music are available for entertainment.

Which is the Best e-mail Service provider?

June 3rd, 2009 No comments

Google still leads the race…

There is a tough Competition between yahoo and Microsoft… but now there is another competitor in the race. it is google

Microsoft is the first largest e-mail service, with 283 million users

Yahoo is the second largest e-mail service, with 274 million users

Gmail is the third-largest e-mail service, with 113 million worldwide users as of September according to comScore.

Google announced that it is adding video and audio chat to its free e-mail service, joining Microsoft and Yahoo in a race to make communication on the Web a more social experience.

Both Microsoft and Yahoo offer video with their instant messaging services, but have not integrated it into e-mail. now they have introduce it.

Yahoo also announced it was providing programmers the software instructions they need to write applications that can extend the features of Yahoo mail. Ash Patel, executive vice president of the audience product division, said the goal was to help hundreds of millions of users “communicate better and get more done.”

Microsoft has also been upgrading its communication platform, known as Bing

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