
karanskumar
Karan S Kumar
Curious Entrepreneur, Tech enthusiast, Web addict, Persuasive Learner
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The NASSCOM Product Conclave held annually in Bangalore is a confluence of innovative minds and entrepreneurial spirit of the Indian Products Ecosystem. This year, the focus is on “Scaling New Heights – From cloud adoption to lean startup models” which will help you identify emerging opportunities and build successful businesses. Dates - 10 & 11 November, 2010.
Nasscom Product Conclave '10 - Support now! - Twibbon.com
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iOS 4.2 available today, brings the iPad into the multitasking era -- Engadget
Flash websites have started to get very interesting these days.
15+ Flash Websites For Inspiration | Web Design Dev
So A Blogger Walks Into A Bar…
Yesterday I was tipped off about a “secret meeting” between a group of “Super Angels” being held at Bin 38, a restaurant and bar in San Francisco.Ron Conway Drops A Nuclear Bomb On The Super Angels [Email]
CSRwire Talkback - Scaling the Microfinance Debate
Devin Coldewey is a Seattle-based writer and photographer. He has written for the TechCrunch network since 2007.
Are You At Risk For “Toasted Skin Syndrome”?
White iPhone 4 emerges in NYC, delays said to be caused by supplier colour discrepancies
According to Fortune (which sourced The New York Post), Google is “in the final stages” of purchasing the entire building that it uses for its New York City headquarters, and which comprises an entire Manhattan block.
Google reportedly to purchase entire NYC block for $2B
Kevin Thau, Twitter's VP for business and corporate development, announced during a presentation at Nokia World 2010 today that everyone's favorite micro-blogging network is not actually a social network.
Twitter is NOT a Social Network, Says Twitter Exec
An idea must come from somewhere, because if it merely stays where it is and doesn't join us here, it's hidden.
Seth's Blog: Where do ideas come from?
A perfect stream of video delivered down your broadband connection without irritating blips may seem as likely as uncovering the elixir of youth. Now a team of optical engineers think they have discovered the secret to both. They've devised a way to revitalise light signals being sent down optical fibres, enabling them to send more information down the wires .

