Telcos urge Trai to withdraw call drop compensation |  |
- Telcos urge Trai to withdraw call drop compensation
- Tata unveils private cloud services on IZO platform
- Yahoo new email works without a password
- 5 Most Popular Google Products
- Videocon launches Windows 10 powered LED TV
- Airtel sells towers in Africa to cut debt
- Wipro gets 5 year contract from Norway firm
- Mark Zuckerberg reiterates support for net neutrality
- Insurance firms to increase IT budgets by 10% in 2016
- Narendra Nayak is new MD of BlackBerry
| Telcos urge Trai to withdraw call drop compensation Posted: Telecom companies have requested the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) to withdraw its order to compensate users for call drops.   |
| Tata unveils private cloud services on IZO platform Posted: India's leading telecom operator Tata Communications has launched IZO Private Cloud service which will be available in 12 locations in select cities in India, Singapore, Hong Kong, the UK and the US.  |
| Yahoo new email works without a password Posted: Yahoo mail updated Yahoo Account Key will ask not for any password to access the account, according to the company.  |
| 5 Most Popular Google Products Posted: Here are the top 5 most used software products of tech giant.  |
| Videocon launches Windows 10 powered LED TV Posted: Videocon launched its Windows 10 powered LED TV, in partnership with Microsoft. The TV, starting at Rs 39,990, can also work as a personal computer, as it houses full HD display, 2GB RAM, in-build Wi-Fi and 16 GB of internal storage.  |
| Airtel sells towers in Africa to cut debt Posted: Bharti Airtel has sold the telecom towers in Africa in a bid to monetize its assets and reduce debt in the region  |
| Wipro gets 5 year contract from Norway firm Posted: Bengaluru based IT giant Wipro has bagged five year contract from Norwegian leading retailer firm Coop Norge Handel AS (Coop Norge).  |
| Mark Zuckerberg reiterates support for net neutrality Posted: In India, at his first townhall event, Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO said that the company is committed to net neutrality, but lent his support for zero-rating plans, which violate the principles of free internet. He was addressing packed auditorium at IIT Delhi filled with 900 students.  |
| Insurance firms to increase IT budgets by 10% in 2016 Posted: US based research firm Gartner Inc has forecasted that most Indian insurance companies will increase their IT budgets by 10 per cent in 2016.  |
| Narendra Nayak is new MD of BlackBerry Posted: Canadian smartphone maker BlackBerry has appointed Narendra Nayak as managing director for its India operations.  |
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