As google founder for displaying satellite images publicly from 2005. But now there is new name called BHUVAN which is Indian satellite image browser created By ISRO. ISRO launched the beta version of its web-based 3-D satellite imagery tool, Bhuvan, on August 12, 2009. Bhuvan will offer superior imagery of Indian locations compared to other Virtual Globe software with spatial resolutions ranging from 10 m to 100 m. Locations can be viewed from different perspectives and will allow for the measurement of distances. The Bhuvan portal is designed to run on slow Internet connections. The imagery would steer clear of all sensitive military installations in India for security concerns Bhuvan images of India along with a number of other interesting features which include weather information and even administrative boundaries of all states and districts, relevant only to the country. Bhuvan is equally capable of offering images of the globe, but the best resolution area includes India at the moment. In the Indian subcontinent, Bhuvan will be able to display a picture from ten meters away that is; a commuter moving on the road can be easily spotted National Remote Sensing Agency played an important role in the creation of this product. ISRO has used data provided by satellites including Resourcesat-1, Cartosat-1 and Cartosat-2 to get the best possible imagery for India. ISRO claims that the application can provide imagery of up to 10 metres for major Indian cities compared to 200 meters provided by Google Earth Bhuvan is based on TerraExplorer software a product of Skyline Software Systems.

Twitter had applied for a trademark claim for “Tweet”, the popular term for the 140 character updates that Twitter is famous for. And to everyone’s surprise, but the claim was rejected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.the reasons for the rejection, the Patent Office felt that several existing applications already use the phrase “Tweet” for their various Twitter offerings – TweetDeck, TweetPhoto and the likes. If that was not all, some of these companies had already applied for such a trademark claim before Twitter itself did. Acting too late, Twitter?
As for Twitter, the co-founder Biz Stone had earlier made a blog post when they had first applied for the trademark claim. He said, “We have applied to trademark Tweet because it is clearly attached to Twitter from a brand perspective but we have no intention of ‘going after’ the wonderful applications and services that use the word in their name when associated with Twitter,”

Google the internet giant find the new way of money making, along with the text ads they put movie previews and TV previews. After starting to test videos in its ads last year, Google is considering adding product-demonstration clips to the experiment.
The advertisements look similar to traditional ads, except for a small box with a plus sign. With a click of a mouse, the box opens a video player. “It’s clear that this is something that users want,” Fox said this week in an interview. “It ties back to trying to understand what a user is doing on Google, what an advertiser is trying to sell —and matching those up.” Google, facing a slowdown in internet ad spending, may use video to squeeze more revenue from its search engine, said David Hallerman, an analyst with EMarketer Inc in New York. Video will make up 4.3 per cent of the online ad market in the US this year, growing to 11 per cent by 2013, he estimates. “Video is becoming more and more a common language,” Hallerman said.
With traditional search ads, users have to click through to another site before Google earns a fee. With the new movie- preview ads, customers pay the company if a user watches the video for a certain length of time, or clicks on the link.

The appeal of video is demonstrated by Google’s YouTube, the most popular video-sharing site in the US, Fox said. The company already provides video ads on YouTube and on other businesses’ sites, which use Google’s AdSense service.

Google dominates the search market, accounting for 65 per cent of US queries in June, according to ComScore Inc, a research firm in Reston, Virginia. Yahoo! Inc. was second with 19.6 per cent, while Microsoft Corp had 8.4 per cent.

Google fell $2.28 to $460 at 4 pm New York time on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The shares have climbed 50 per cent this year.

Sony is only brand which always give tough competition to there competitor by there product in that series now sony launches there new notebook in market along with there VAIO tag its. A VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC, “the world’s lightest 8-inch notebook”.
The Sony VAIO P weighs 1.4 pounds and is roughly as thin as a cell phone, according to the company.
The only VAIO P Series model currently listed on the Sony Electronics website is the VGN-P598E/Q. It has an unnamed Intel processor at 1.33GHz with a 533MHz frontside bus and 512KB of L2 cache. The VAIO P598E comes with 2GB of DDR2 memory, a 128GB solid state drive, Intel’s GMA 500 integrated graphics, two USB ports, and Memory Stick Duo and SD card readers. The ultra-wide display has a resolution of 1600 x 768 pixels and LED backlit.

Sony’s press release says the VAIO P Series notebooks feature a built-in web camera, 3G mobile broadband connectivity, 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technologies, as well as GPS functionality.
The laptop provides up to four hours of battery life with the included standard capacity battery and eight hours with the large capacity battery, according to Sony.

It runs Windows Vista operating system, but also has an instant-mode option for a fast access to music, videos, photos and the Web.

The Sony VAIO P Series Lifestyle PC will ship in an array of colors, including garnet red, emerald green, onyx black, crystal white and classic black.

It will retail for about $900. Pre-orders start tomorrow online at www.sony.com/pr/pseries. The ultraportable will also be sold at Sony Style stores starting later this month and at other major retailers around the country beginning in February.

Now there is a restriction for mobile phone in CBSE schools decision taken by Board,with this news parents get breath of relief this restriction not only for students In fact, the restriction has been imposed on use of cell phones by anyone on school campus, be it students, teachers, or any other working staff.

The purpose of this move is to recreate the good old cellular phone-free, distraction less environment in educational institutions.TheCBSE Board explains its decision pertaining to cell phones having become a ”serious cause of distraction, lack of concentration, anxiety, fear and sometimes even misuse. Even if the mobiles are in silent mode, they can be a source of disturbance within the classroom as students can make use of Short Messaging Service (SMS) during the class or even during an assignment. The cameras which are a common feature now in most mobile phones can also be
misused.’
And now their school authorities may provide land line telephone/s from where the teachers and students can make calls in need and emergency, if necessary.

Shouldn’t other state boards of education take a cue from this move and adopt similar strict bans on the new generation distractions in schools?

Now after long time it turn to doordarshan get changed there quality of telecast Doordarshan to upgrade its picture quality to high definition format (HDTV). This will pave the way for DD to telecast the Commonwealth Games 2010 in a superior format. the investment of Rs 165 crore for such plane get passed by union cabinate due to this enhancement DD broadcast 16 times sharper images than standard television to Indian TV viewers. before this singals are in analog mode, which requires an antenna, and the public broadcaster will need to digitise its entire system. now its a great news for all DD vewiers…