Apple Inc took the wraps off a new iPhone on Tuesday, but may have left some fans wishing for more than an updated version of last year's smartphone.

Apple unveils iPhone 4S, no iPhone 5 for now

Business Standard

International Business Machines Corp is planning more acquisitions to fuel growth in its $22.5 billion software business, senior vice president Steve Mills said in an interview.

IBM eyes mid-sized acquisitions to accelerate growth

One company dominates online news, sports and finance. It has more visitors to its news site than the runner-up in the category, CNN, more in sports than ESPN, and more in finance than Dow Jones, owner of The Wall Street Journal.

Yahoo! has a crowd, wants a voice

Once the turf of GenY, online social networks in India have now become powerful recruiting and job-seeking tools.

Now, Facebook gets a professional touch 

Eurotech SpA, whose miniature computers are used by Boeing Co and Chevron Corp, may post a fifth consecutive annual loss as the economic slump cuts demand for its offerings including a cloud-computing service.

Eurotech may post another loss as cloud computing demand lags

The Karnataka government is revising its policy on setting up rural business process outsourcing (BPO) in the state with the intention to create more jobs and nurture entrepreneurship.

Karnataka plans to revise rural BPO policy

Apple Inc, in its first product unveiling since Steve Jobs resigned as chief executive officer, introduced an iPhone with a stronger processor to help it vie with Google Inc&rsquo;s Android.

Apple debuts iPhone 4S, demonstrates iCloud

&ldquo;Fingers!&rdquo;, Gerwin Schalk sputtered, waving his hands in the air. &ldquo;Fingers are made to pick up a hammer.&rdquo; He prodded the table, mimicking the way we poke at computer keyboards. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s totally ridiculous,&rdquo; he said.

On the road to issuing silent commands to machines

But low-cost computing yet to come of age.

India gets world's cheapest tablet PC

A domestic life insurance company wanted to change its sales strategy from offering a single product to the masses to customising these through micro-marketing, identifying key target customers and generating interest in them. The company chose to deploy SatMarketing, a geo-coding tool that helped the insurance firm reach out to its target customers.

Scoring a bull's eye with SatNav's geo-coder

Reliance Communications' (RCom) subsidiary, Reliance Globalcom, on Wednesday commercially upgraded capacity of its undersea cable to over 500 Gigabytes per second. Capacities of two cables, Flag Europe Asia (FEA) and FALCON Cable Systems, were upgraded on Wednesday.

RCom raises capacity of undersea cable

This holiday season, Apple Inc would have to prove it&rsquo;s what&rsquo;s on the inside that matters most. With its latest iPhone 4S, Apple didn&rsquo;t tinker with the outside of the device, focusing instead on improving the processor, camera and software interface. The challenge would be persuading shoppers to upgrade to a new product that looks exactly like their old one.

Apple to woo shoppers sans iPhone redesign

&quot;Three apples have changed the world. One seduced Eve, second awakened Newton, the third one was in the hands of Jobs.

Jobs: The monk who left India to make i-Products

Press Trust of India

Indian corporates today mourned the death of iconic technology entrepreneur Steve Jobs and said that the numerous products he brought to the world were beyond any conventions and stereotypes.

World lost an icon: India Inc about Steve Jobs

Munoth Group, a company with interests in telecom and financial services, has announced that it has tied up with Chinese mobile handset manufacturer G&rsquo;Five Group to operate in three areas &mdash; manufacturing and marketing of handsets and smart communication device, along with service and technology offerings.

Munoth Group form JV with China's G'Five Group for mobile handsets

Hewlett-Packard Co won&rsquo;t look for big takeover targets in the software industry following its $10.3 billion purchase of Autonomy Corp, Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman said at an event in San Francisco on Thursday.

No more 'big' software deals for HP, says CEO Whitman

While much of the world continues to lust for his creations, Steve Jobs, the founding visionary and CEO of Apple died on October 6th. He was just 56. A kaleidoscope of images flashed through my mind when I heard this.

Steve Jobs, the CEO as auteur

On August 25 this year, co-founder Steven (Steve) P Jobs handed over the reins of the world&rsquo;s most valuable technology company, Apple Inc, to Tim Cook. The new CEO unveiled the new iPhone4S just a couple of days back. Jobs was conspicuous by his absence at the much-anticipated event.

Apple visionary Steve Jobs no more

First and foremost, this is a great loss to the technology industry and the consumer industry at large. Steve Jobs upset conventional models when he created computers for consumers who, in turn, introduced these devices in companies and forced them to accept the products. It all started with Jobs believing that computing had to become personal to enhance productivity.

Jobs: A man on a mission

Despite differences in style, the two share an equal intensity.

Tim Cook aims to carry on for 'creative genius'

In a remarkable Commencement speech to Stanford University&rsquo;s graduates on July 12, 2005, Steve Jobs shared some of his unique insights on life, death and passion.

'Stay hungry, stay foolish'

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