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28-02-2005, 03:39 PM
Enter
Celeb Geek
Adnan Sami on what tech means to him
Made in India: The Handheld Of Tomorrow
Internet Explorer vulnerabilities—yet again!
‘Pharming’ is, of course, next-gen Phishing. Here’s how they do it
Digital Passion
The Attack Of The Mobile Gamers
The statistics are all telling us that mobile gaming will really take off very soon. We track the people who make it happen
Jewellery For Your Phone
You’ve got that coveted cell. Here’s looking at the accessories that will add both functionality and flash value to it
Enter The Matrix
Imagine computing anywhere, any time, and getting a bill at the end of the month for how much you compute
Take a Crack
You could win if you can get Windows to display your company logo before the XP login screen
‘How Do I Get There?’
Here’s about India’s own Mapquest-like site—and the brains behind it is just a 19-year-old
30 Days With...
Our reviewer gets his hands on the Nokia 9500 Communicator and comes away suitably impressed
Geek Dreams
Here’s taking a look at the luscious
Nokia 7710
Digital Tools
Blog On The Go
There happens to be only one Indian mobile blogging site. Can one make money off the idea?
Bring It Home
Ever wondered how DTH—Direct-to-home—works? Here’s an introduction to the technology, and an explanation of how it works
Tech Nightmares
A look at how you get around the most common Microsoft PowerPoint blues
New & Notable
A look at the most eye-catching products of the month, including MSI’s portable player, the Mac mini, and the iPod Shuffle
Keeping (AC)Count
It’s tax season again! We test the top eight accounting/tax software available
Agent 001
Your beloved Agent 001 gets back to the basics—and hunts for keyboards and mice
Digital Business
No-Strings-Attached Hospitality
Wouldn’t it be nice if every hotel and airport were Wi-Fi-enabled? One hotel in Hyderabad is catering to customer demand for Wi-Fi access and is truly making waves
MFDs vs Standalone Devices
Which is better—deploying MFDs or
continuing to use standalone devices? Read on as the battle continues...
Anywhere You Roam
What’s the best way to take your data with you all the time? We examine laptops and PDA-phones
Playing It Safe
We said it before, and we’ll say it again: back up, back up, back up. You might find something here to help you decide upon a backup plan
Is SMS Marketing Effective?
Would you rather call it SMS marketing or SMS spam? Does the medium work? We try and find out
Digital Leisure
And Then, There Was Light
Computer education is an important part of the training imparted at the Helen Keller Institute for the Deaf and Deafblind
Too Dumb For A Smartphone
Is your phone smarter than you? Are you ‘upgrading’ only because of peer pressure? Is this your story?
Tech Critique
Two game reviews: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 and The Great Escape
Escape
A tasteless invention that lets you talk to the dead
A Microsoft employee’s reaction to Firefox’s growing popularity—read about it in BlogWatch
Plus:
Fast Track
“Your Handy Guide To Everyday Technology”
Every month for the next year, Digit will provide you with a book made specifically to suit your needs. Every month the Fast Track book will cover one topic extensively (in about 200 pages), and tell you all you need to know about that particular subject.
This month: Digital Photography
Regulars
Incredibly Useful Sites
Gender Benders
Net Gain: Gizmodo.com
Tips & Tricks
Old Way Tech Way: Recharging your prepaid SIM card
Q&A
Tech Quiz
Mediawise/Adwise
Bluff Your Way Through
Blogwatch
Inbox
Tabloid Tech
Celeb Geek
Adnan Sami on what tech means to him
Made in India: The Handheld Of Tomorrow
Internet Explorer vulnerabilities—yet again!
‘Pharming’ is, of course, next-gen Phishing. Here’s how they do it
Digital Passion
The Attack Of The Mobile Gamers
The statistics are all telling us that mobile gaming will really take off very soon. We track the people who make it happen
Jewellery For Your Phone
You’ve got that coveted cell. Here’s looking at the accessories that will add both functionality and flash value to it
Enter The Matrix
Imagine computing anywhere, any time, and getting a bill at the end of the month for how much you compute
Take a Crack
You could win if you can get Windows to display your company logo before the XP login screen
‘How Do I Get There?’
Here’s about India’s own Mapquest-like site—and the brains behind it is just a 19-year-old
30 Days With...
Our reviewer gets his hands on the Nokia 9500 Communicator and comes away suitably impressed
Geek Dreams
Here’s taking a look at the luscious
Nokia 7710
Digital Tools
Blog On The Go
There happens to be only one Indian mobile blogging site. Can one make money off the idea?
Bring It Home
Ever wondered how DTH—Direct-to-home—works? Here’s an introduction to the technology, and an explanation of how it works
Tech Nightmares
A look at how you get around the most common Microsoft PowerPoint blues
New & Notable
A look at the most eye-catching products of the month, including MSI’s portable player, the Mac mini, and the iPod Shuffle
Keeping (AC)Count
It’s tax season again! We test the top eight accounting/tax software available
Agent 001
Your beloved Agent 001 gets back to the basics—and hunts for keyboards and mice
Digital Business
No-Strings-Attached Hospitality
Wouldn’t it be nice if every hotel and airport were Wi-Fi-enabled? One hotel in Hyderabad is catering to customer demand for Wi-Fi access and is truly making waves
MFDs vs Standalone Devices
Which is better—deploying MFDs or
continuing to use standalone devices? Read on as the battle continues...
Anywhere You Roam
What’s the best way to take your data with you all the time? We examine laptops and PDA-phones
Playing It Safe
We said it before, and we’ll say it again: back up, back up, back up. You might find something here to help you decide upon a backup plan
Is SMS Marketing Effective?
Would you rather call it SMS marketing or SMS spam? Does the medium work? We try and find out
Digital Leisure
And Then, There Was Light
Computer education is an important part of the training imparted at the Helen Keller Institute for the Deaf and Deafblind
Too Dumb For A Smartphone
Is your phone smarter than you? Are you ‘upgrading’ only because of peer pressure? Is this your story?
Tech Critique
Two game reviews: Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2004 and The Great Escape
Escape
A tasteless invention that lets you talk to the dead
A Microsoft employee’s reaction to Firefox’s growing popularity—read about it in BlogWatch
Plus:
Fast Track
“Your Handy Guide To Everyday Technology”
Every month for the next year, Digit will provide you with a book made specifically to suit your needs. Every month the Fast Track book will cover one topic extensively (in about 200 pages), and tell you all you need to know about that particular subject.
This month: Digital Photography
Regulars
Incredibly Useful Sites
Gender Benders
Net Gain: Gizmodo.com
Tips & Tricks
Old Way Tech Way: Recharging your prepaid SIM card
Q&A
Tech Quiz
Mediawise/Adwise
Bluff Your Way Through
Blogwatch
Inbox
Tabloid Tech