Lemon iQ707 In India!
If you have limited budget and you’re in need of a good phone, which has features of Blackberry, then you can get yourself a good deal, the Lemon Lemon iQ707, which is worth just Rs 4,500. The Lemon iQ707 is one of the lightest phones we have ever laid our hands on. Unlike its name, the phone is black in colour. It has a plastic form factor but keeps up with the heat quotient. It has silverish … Read entire article »
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Auto Review: Porsche 911 GT2 RS In India
The Porsche’s 911GT2 RS is one of the fastest sports cars which can run on the road now. It has an increased power of 90 hp and it has much lower weight than the previous 911 GT2. Porsche has announced the launch of its most powerful super car named Porsche 911 GT2 RS in the Indian market. The Porsche 911 GT2 RS has been tagged at 1.5 Cr in India, for any millionaire or billionaire in India, it’s worth a price. However, only total … Read entire article »
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Kites–I bow kate!
Ten years back, Hrithik Roshan was ‘launched’ in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. The film was essentially a love story – a clichéd one at that – with enough masala thrown in the form of twists-and-turns, thrills, suspense and some decent music. Plus, audiences freaked out over a well-built, handsome youngster who danced like a dream, bashed up the bad guys and made women go weak in their knees with his histrionics. The film was a … Read entire article »
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Your antivirus Sux
Fine, it might not suck, but then according to a latest vulnerability exposed by a leading website that writes technical reviews(no its not mashable), there is a huge gap, through which any antivirus can be bypassed through child’s ease. They employ a special trick to achieve this feat. The method uses the driver hooks that anti-virus programs use to interface with the Windows operating system, sending it a sample of harmless code that will pass security … Read entire article »
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Caste , Census , and India
Caught in a cusp between old and new worlds, India’s interface with caste remains schizophrenic 60 years after adopting a republican Constitution Three events last week painfully underlined the complex matrix of caste in Indian politics and society. First, the Government succumbed to combined Opposition pressure and agreed to enumerate citizens by caste in the ongoing Census operations. Second, DMK patriarch M Karunanidhi, having run out of all weapons in his armoury to defend the brazen … Read entire article »
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