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Google Street View ''does not breach privacy''

Google Street View ''does not breach privacy''Washington, Apr. 24 : Google''s controversial Street View does not infringe people''s privacy, a watchdog has ruled.

The service has made pictures of people''s homes and cars available to everyone across the web, reports Sky News.

But the Information Commissioner''s Office said it would not be in the public interest to "turn the digital clock back".

ISPAI sues DoT over the issue of surrendering spectrum

ISPAI sues DoT over the issue of surrendering spectrumShowing strong aggression towards the Department of Telecom (DoT), the Internet Service Providers Association of India (ISPAI) has filed suit against DoT over its directive for surrendering spectrum, in which the DoT directed the country’s ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to surrender spectrum falling in the Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) space. The ISPAI has filed suit against DoT, in the Telecom Dispute Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT).

Fujifilm India launches seven new digital cameras; looks to enhance its presence in the Indian Market

Fujifilm India launches seven new digital cameras; looks to enhance its presence in the Indian Market

Motorola announces to release its FR Series computer phones FR68 and FR6000 in India

Motorola announces to release its FR Series computer phones FR68 and FR6000 in IndiaThe manufacturer of wireless telephone handsets based in Schaumburg, Illinois, Motorola has announced to release its FR Series cell phones FR68 and FR6000 in the Indian market. Motorola has claimed that the FR68 and FR6000 cell phones are rugged and compact mobile computers that can work in several local languages, and can help to boost productivity various businesses, including healthcare, logistics, transportation, utilities, manufacturing, and public safety.  

Windows 7 features you'll love

Windows 7 features you'll loveWashington - Windows 7 is coming to a PC near you

Firefox 3.0.9 – Mozilla’s third update to fix 12 security vulnerabilities

mozilla firefoxAccording to a security advisory posted by Mozilla on Tuesday, the recently-released third update of Firefox 3 - Firefox 3.0.9 - patches as many as 12 security vulnerabilities, four of which can be termed 'critical'.

So far as general bugs are concerned, Firefox 3.0.9 - weighing 17.2 MB, and available for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux - fixes problems such as long time taken to submit big forms; non-display of inline image attachments in webmail services, and the loss of cookies.

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