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November 2008

November 29, 2008
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Xerox Travel Scanner

Xerox has a green and simple solution to maintain receipts, documents and bills, especially during corporate travels. Xerox Corporation has come up with the Xerox Travel Scanner – a mobile scanner that can handle the business needs of corporate travelers for just $199. As per the official announcement – The Xerox Travel Scanner measures only [...]

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November 29, 2008
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Mobilizing your WordPress Blog

With sophisticated mobile phones with full scale internet access entering the market, people accessing the web through these gadgets have grown in number. It is not really possible for every non-techie blogger to make his Blog mobile friendly. For those who wish to make their Blog mobile friendly without extra hassles of a custom domain [...]

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November 28, 2008
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Blog Upgrade

A new look, a new host, a new domain but the same blog. Feed readers – check out my blog and let me know your feedback.

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November 27, 2008
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JBoss Seam – Technical Presentation

I made an internal presentation yesterday on JBoss Seam.  Since it is nothing confidential and I had done it on my personal interest, I wanted to share it with the public. If you happen to use this, please send me the feedback on the content and the style of presentation.  I am working hard on [...]

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November 27, 2008
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HP Magic Giveaway

HP Magic Giveaway is back.  Contests for winning these prizes (about $6000 worth from each blogger), will be listed in the next few days in the respective blogs.  The complete list of participating blogs can be found here.  There are about 50 of them. Keep watching these blogs for further updates and the contest details. [...]

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November 27, 2008
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Distress on the cloud

This a typical example of one of the drawbacks with Cloud computing. Though Cloud computing is an ideal choice for startups with low capital, it can turn into a nuisance if the problems aren’t noticed by the end customer. Cloud computing platform does nothing but hosting the service. Any problems with the service must be [...]

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November 20, 2008
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“Starring” favorite pages in Firefox 3

Ardent Google Reader and GMail users must be familiar with “starring” items. This is primarily used to “star” favorite posts or emails, to be read later and remove the “star”, once they’ve been read. So “starring” works more like a temporary bookmark. How would you extend this concept to “starring” Web pages? Firefox 3 provides [...]

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November 19, 2008
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Sliderocket moves into Zeta mode!

Sliderocket, a Flex based online Presentation tool, is moving away from Beta version to a paid service. They call it Zeta mode, where existing users or new users can Sign up for a fully enabled Trial Version, free for 30 days (without any Credit Card information). Sliderocket is very elegant, with RIA features inherited from [...]

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November 18, 2008
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Capgemini and Amazon WS collaborate on the cloud

Such a collaboration was waiting to happen. Many of us were right in assuming that Cloud Computing might be the way that the organizations would go, during economic downturn. Capgemini is taking a step in the right direction, by building expertise to deploy enterprise services on the cloud. Capgemini has announced a collaboration with Amazon [...]

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