CAN Infotech, do you read this?

As i was reading a local news paper, i found Mr. Suresh Raut’s article quite interesting on readers column. He pinpointed what CAN-INFOTECH is lacking and what it should do for it’s and country’s betterment. I scanned the glimpse and you can better have a read by yourself by clicking on the thumbnail.

‘लाहमो’ जस्तो Can Infotech !!!

CAN Infotech 2007, has been an overly charmed destination for aspiring enthusiasts to visit once a year to what changes have been brought in techworld. It’s our misfortune that we are shown with third class technology, most of the time. I don’t deny that there may be very few exceptions but it’s reality that whereever we go, to the masses, it’s always the aged products. So, to my eyes, Nepal is small beautiful country where technology lands so last.

What i feel is , big entrepreneurs who have jumped to IT business, creates hypes among the customers as we are going to believe what they say. At least for someone like me , they can’t fool. These big fishes are trying to make money out of newbie customers with overwhelmingly confusing tech jargons. If i go deeproot, somewhere they can’t answer what i asked or they remain clueless. Nepalese are fools and they can be fooled and looted. That’s how they think.  I’m not against the show(s) like this. But their vision is not clear. They talk something else and work otherway.

New Breed of SPAM

If you’re like me, each morning you greet an e-mail inbox stuffed with a new breed of fiendishly clever spam that somehow manages to elude your spam filters.

Earlier this year we thought the good guys were winning the war against spam. Back in January, I talked to spam fighters who were claiming victory in the spam wars. One company told me that the volume of spam had stopped growing at double-digit rates for the first time.