Indian handset players seek foreign lands (Premium) - View Free Sample
With metros and tier-2 cities in India reaching saturation point, homegrown handset players are seeking greener pastures in foreign lands. Soon after the Indian handset makers anticipated the everyday increasing pressure due to flooding of new handset makers, the smarter ones took a safer route by entering the foreign turf. Many Indian mobile manufacturers have entered the neighbouring global markets and are taking advantage of similar telecommunications scenarios abroad. Our own research suggests that revenues in the Indian mobile handset market grew 15% to touch Rs 33,171 crore in 2010-11 from Rs 28,897 crore a year before. It also revealed that global players such as Nokia had lost market share in low-end segments to home-grown handset makers like Micromax, Karbonn, and Spice. This confidence of upsetting global handset biggies in the home-turf lures the homegrown handset makers to be more adventurous and explore new territories.

Cable TV Digitization- Industry Issues and Interoperable STBs (Premium) - View Free Sample
With uncertainty about the first phase of cable digitization happening within the given timeframe, even ensuring a 60 percent job done will enable India to move forward. A revolution is on the verge of hitting the shores of the cable industry in India. With the president of India has already given a nod to the mandate on completing cable digitization of 4 metros by June 30, 2012, and about 35 cities like Pune, Ahmedabad, and Bengaluru by March 31, 2013, there is no turning back for the stakeholders. But with the first deadline of digitizing the metros around the corner, the industry is likely to miss the bus of digitization.

Ultrabooks- Ready to take on Tablets (Premium) - View Free Sample
Ultrabooks are under-powered notebooks that rival tablets in terms of portability. Take a look at the different models available and select the one that works for you. Until recently, the PC industry was lazily dishing out bulky, 'fat' notebook computers that lacked inspiration. Amidst this occurred an unsettling change sparked by ARM-powered tablets that offered a whole new perspective on usability. As tablets became popular, these began to eat into the PC market share of Intel. The latter realised that it needed a new strategy to gain back the market share it had lost. Intel's strategy took shape in the form of notebooks that rival tablets in terms of portability. Contrary to popular opinion, Ultrabooks cannot be considered a new laptop segment--at least not yet.

The Right Office Suites for Android iOS and Blackberry Tablets (Premium) - View Free Sample
For professionals who want to work on the move, choosing an office suite is not an easy task. We test the best office suites available, and handpick the best one for you. An office suite is one of the important software that every professional user, looks for, in his computing devise. And when you talk about a tablet, which is a portable computing devise, it becomes a must as you need productivity application software to view and edit documents. There are many applications available for different platforms but what each contains and how they will perform is difficult to understand. In this article, we reviewed 12 office application out of which 6 are for Android users, 5 for the iPad, and 1 for Blackberry PlayBook users.