*Don’t sign or give up your Name,contact details to any of the Institute stall or anything like that who wants to sell their part. Later, they’ll hound you like a dog which at times become irritating. The scheme to give or offer you with exciting gifts/lucky draw is just the way to get your contact details. I call it FISHING your details.
*You really don’t have to visit each and every stall there. If you do, you’ll help for easy passage of crowd.
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I hope you would like the following mobile phone related sites. Most of them would really help you enhance your cellphone.
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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.
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.
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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.
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Preparations for CAN Info-Tech 2007, scheduled to be held from January 9-14 at Birendra International Convention Centre (BICC), Kathmandu, is going on at a fast pace.
The exhibition will display computer-related products under one roof. Stall bookings by computer professionals and other businesspersons has gained momentum, says CAN in its press statement issued on Wednesday.
The organiser of the event, the Computer Association of Nepal (CAN), has been actively working to create a changed perspective on IT. The role of IT, in the context of envisioning a new Nepal is significant, and the event would further expedite IT development in Nepal, hopes CAN.
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In a move that could lead to the integration of such features as inline linear editing on camcorders conceivably as soon as 2008, Samsung announced today it will begin mass production of a single-chip one-gigabit (1 Gbit) low-power double-data-rate (DDR) DRAM package, for use in mobile handsets and small digital camcorders, as soon as the second quarter of next year.
With production beginning soon, it’s very likely that Samsung will have some type of demonstration planned for the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, preliminary festivities for which begin just a week from Friday.
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Virtualization software provider VMware released a public beta of its software for Intel-based Macs on Thursday, code-named “Fusion.”
Like Parallels, the software enables users to run a host of operating systems, including Windows, Linux, NetWare and Solaris, without the need to reboot.
Currently, Mac OS X users running Apple’s Boot Camp must reboot their machines in order to use the Windows platform on Intel Macs. For the time being, that is the only OS supported by the platform.
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Google has teamed up with two Internet registrars to offer its users low-cost domain registration for the .com, .net, .org, or .info suffixes. For $10 per year, the name would be registered through either GoDaddy.com or eNom, and Google would do all the configuration work. The offering would be made part of Google Apps for Your Domain, a service introduced by the Mountain View, Calif. company in August of this year.
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Sales of the PlayStation 3 in Japan fell by almost half in the first full week of availability, and low shipments are being blamed for the lackluster sales, say gaming company Enterbrain. The site had estimated that 88,400 consoles sold in the first two days of launch, but from November 13 to 18 only 43,378 sold. Sony will not comment on the report, but said it was continuously shipping new consoles.
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