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Awesome people you should follow on Twitter – A.S.T

I had found that many Indian’s are not so active on twitter.so I had researched on it and get a list of 10 people or twitter account u should follow !!! 

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Here is the top 10 list by Abhi Software Tips :

  1. Abhi Software Tips: @AbhiSoftwareTip

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  2. Dalai Lama : @DalaiLama

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  3. Barack Obama : @BarackObama

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  4. Evan Williams : @ev

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  5. Eric Schonfeld : @erickschonfeld

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  6. Bill Gates : @billgates

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  7. Monik Pamecha : @monikkinom

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  8. NASA : @nasa

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  9. Pete Cashmore : @mashable

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  10. Gina Trapani : @ ginatrapani

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How can i Forget to give my profile link of twitter !!! Here it is !!! @AbHiShEk_VoHeRa !!!

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Posted by Abhishek Vohera

India Develops World’s Cheapest Tablet, Just 35 $

In another attempt to bring a usable computer to the masses at an extremely affordable price point, India has developed a touchscreen computing device which will cost only $35. According to a press release by India’s Press Information Bureau, the price is expected to drop even further, first to $20 and ultimately to a mere $10.
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The reports about the device’s hardware vary greatly ; all we can say for sure is that it’s portable and has a touchscreen, which pretty much makes it a tablet (confirmed by the image on the right).
According to Indian Express, it has a 5/7/9-inch touchscreen (we don’t know whether that means there will be several versions of the device or they’re simply unsure what the actual size is, but it looks like a 7-incher to us), and, on the software side, it sports a web browser, PDF reader, office software, media player, multimedia input/output capabilities, video conferencing (it must have a camera, then) and remote device management capability — all of it open-source and Linux-based.
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Whatever hardware is running this thing, it’s ready for production, according to India’s Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal. “We have reached a (developmental) stage that today; the motherboard, its chip, the processing, connectivity, all of them cumulatively cost around $35, including memory, display, everything,” he said at a news conference in New Delhi.
The device, Sibal said, should be available to consumers sometime in 2011.
[img credit: Indian Express]

Posted by Abhishek Vohera

[How-to] install indian rupee symbol on your computer

New Currency Symbol of  India- Fifth currency in the world to have a distinct identity. The Indian Rupee has previously been denoted as INR with no symbol of its own. From now on the Indian Rupee has its own unique symbol to identify it.
The  Indian government will try that the symbol is adopted within six months in the country and globally within 18 to 24 months.

Knowing the way Indian government works, it might take some time before you can actually use the new rupee symbol in your mails or word documents. :-P
Mangalore based Foradian Technologies Pvt Ltd has created a font called Rupee Foradian. Users can download the new symbol from their blog for free.
But since this is not a standard font, avoid using it when sending a document to someone else, because if the person doesn’t have the font installed on their system, they will only see a ~ symbol.
But you need not wait that long. You could download the new rupee symbol on to your computer as a rupee font right now and use it. Indian print media have already started using the rupee symbol.
The company created a vector image of the new rupee symbol and mapped the grave accent symbol, the key just above the tab button on your keyboard, with it. This keystroke was chosen because it is rarely used.
Download the Free Rupee Font Version 2.0 from Foradian Blog and enjoy.

u can also download it from our server -->"Download"

How To Add Rupee Symbol to Microsoft Word


Posted by Abhishek Vohera

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