MUMBAI - State-run telecom operator Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL) Friday launched third generation (3G) mobile services in Mumbai at an investment of Rs.250 crore.
The T series of Lenovo's Thinkpad family offers a strong combination of value, performance and portability. They are less bulkier than SL business series or budget R series and costs less than ultra-portable X series or powerful W series. Lenovo's thinkpad is the one that helped Lenovo find its footing in the otherwise reluctant market. This time its T400 business notebook that Gadgetophilia has reviewed. It offers good performance at a reasonable price. In this review you'll find details of :
Design
Processor, RAM
Graphics
Ports
Screen
Keyboard
Trackpoint
Touchpad
Audio
Hard Disk
Battery
Wireless
Webcam
Price
Conclusion
Read: Review : Lenovo ThinkPad T400
LONDON - While most ladies her age prefer to sit quietly, 103-year-old English lady Ivy Bean loves to Twitter, something that has made her the oldest user of the social networking site. Bean, a great grandmother, decided to join Twitter after she got bored of using Facebook, where she had made 4,800 friends. "I'm enjoying Twitter and having my photo taken - and I'm looking forward to Deal Or No Deal," the Sun quoted her as telling her web readers.
How many times have we talked about sleazy marketing strategies and lazy branding? Well, there are some who get away with cheap thrills like Sprite (whose only motto was to devalue Coke's rival Pepsi by mocking others), but then again, there are some who can give us the shock of our lives. Take Vodafone for example. I have always been fond of their amazing ads shown on TV and have respected the brains behind. But today, while surfing the internet, I typed www.airtel.com (as will most of the people who are curious to know about Airtel) and to my utter dismay, I found, I am redirected to Vodafone Spain! Airtel's most probabilistic domain taken up by Vodafone? Hijacked? WTH. Just try it out.
However, don't jump into conclusions yet. Read on to get more twists and meet the real villain.
LONDON - In the latest phishing scam to hit Facebook, almost 200 million users of the social networking site are at the risk of being robbed of their passwords.
