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Its been a long journey and a labour of love for me and all those who have worked with the WATMedia . What started as an amateur blog in the middle of 2006 by an ignorant (and some what arrogant) 21 year old (yes thats me!) is now a growing company that owns and runs not 1 but 2 offices in Mumbai. As you might have noticed from the Job openings we posted recently we have been on an expansion mode starting year 2010

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WATMedia Opens Its 2nd Office In Mumbai!

It is prudent to understand threats, and we in the west accordingly read the writings of the jihadists in an attempt to understand them, while they in turn read the writings of our analysts — and something not unlike a conversation emerges. Ayman al-Zawahiri, for instance, has twice quoted Will McCants and Jarret Brachman’s Stealing al-Qaida’s Playbook report for the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, once in a video and once in his book, The Exoneration. Abu Muhammad al-Maqdisi too has cited material from the CTC, comparing it favorably to that of his challengers within the jihadist environment: The understanding of our enemies and their readings of my publications, have yielded results that differ completely from the calls of those inexperienced people and their understanding.

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A most remarkable conversation

Video interview on BigThink in nine parts with Howard Zinn (August 24, 1922 – January 27, 2010) Howard Zinn was a historian, political scientist, social critic, activist and playwright, best known as author of the bestseller A People’s History of the United States. Zinn has been active in the Civil Rights and anti-war movements in the United States.

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Remembering Howard Zinn

Patrick Tucker @Theyear2030 the senior editor of THE FUTURIST magazine and director of communications for the World Future Society @WorldFutureSoc published a great article on ‘Texting, the Brief, Golden Age of Internet Communication’ You can read this groundshaking article of Tucker at the Brittanica Blog. THE FUTURIST – January 29th, 2010 – (Learning & Literacy Forum) “ If written language is merely a technology for transferring information, then it can and should be replaced by a newer technology that performs the same function more fully and effectively

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Could Written Language Be Rendered Obsolete?

If you are using snail speed internet connection then it is time to get rid it and rope into the latest broadband speed from Tata Indicom. You can match the speed with your imagination and lot more. This is brought to you by Tata Communications Internet Services Limited! If you apply Tata Indicom broadband tariffs you

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Tata Indicom broadband Tariff- Tariff Plans in Different Cities in India

A few people have noticed that I’ve lost a fair amount of weight recently…. and they’ve been asking me why… well apart from wanting to get into much better shape. I also decided to run a half marathon for charity! I have never been a runner but I wanted to do something to repay the fantastic care that Willen Hospice provided to my Father in Law during his final weeks.

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An interesting move by Nokia as they offer Free Maps FOREVER on their handsets. They are providing the Ovi Maps across 70 countries including: Free Drive navigation Free Walk navigation Free maps and map updates Free Events guides Free Lonely Planet guides Free Michelin guides Of course there is always small print which is important to be aware of: 1) The maps are free for the lifetime of the phone…. 2) You’ll be downloading the maps over the air so be careful when roaming!! Still it’s an interesting move….

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Nokia – Free Maps Forever…

Not sure if you have been following the news from Lotusphere in the US but IBM yesterday announced a number of important updates to their iPhone support: 1) They now support accessing encrypted email.2) They have added support for the ability to accept/decline meetings You can get more details HERE

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IBM updates its support for iPhone at Lotusphere

If you want to access Microsoft Sharepoint from an iPhone then you can use the Safari Browser however Spyk have released an application called iShare that provides a native iPhone application that allows you to Search Sharepoint, open & read documents as well as create, delete and update list items. You can download it from the App Store HERE

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Accessing Sharepoint from an iPhone

Microsoft Exchange and IBM Lotus Notes are the two main email platforms used in the Enterprise today although there are a number of customers who still use Novell Groupwise. If you are trying to integrate iPhones with Groupwise then you may be pleased to discover that Novell have shared details of an Alpha/Beta of Activesync support in their Groupwise product. You can get more details HERE

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GroupWise: ActiveSync Device Support for iPhone

This is a very cool application for the iPhone which combines data from the compass, gps and ski runs to present an augmented reality view of the slopes! The app provides data on over 80 North American resorts – I’m hoping they add some of the European resorts too! You can get the FREE app HERE – you can then buy the individual resort data using in-app purchase

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Ski and Snowboarding Augmented Reality App

Over 50% of LG’s 2010 TV line up will be broadband ready and able to connect to the home’s internet service. With this technology, you can connect your TV and home modem – either wired (Ethernet cable) or wireless with a USB Dongle – and access applications like YouTube and Skype directly through your TV. LG has included Skype exclusively within its broadband TV service as a direct result of doing research into how people want to use their TVs

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Couch to couch calling just became a reality with Skype on LG TVs.

LG’s spectacular OLED screens are the thinnest and most energy efficient LED screens on the market and the picture quality is supreme. LG see OLED TVs as the future of TV due to their compact nature, their picture quality and their energy efficiency.

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30-32″ OLED TV may launch in the UK as early as summer 2010

The Casio XJ-S57 is at the top of Casio’s “Super Slim” series of projectors.   Being quite the looker by design; it is environmentally friendly and a little sexy….. if you’re a one-eyed cyborg.

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Casio’s XJ-A series portable projectors are sexy for the environment and your boardroom table

LG today unveiled it’s new series of incredible 3D TVs and accessories:  A 47 ” LED 3D HD TV  A 55″ LCD HD 3D TV with 3D Camera and Film sharing capabilities  A 55″ LCD HD Full LED slim TV  A 60″ 3D Plasma TV  A 72″ LCD HD Full LED slim TV  A LG 3D Projector for screens appox 300″  A 3D enabled Blu-ray player  Here’s a breakdown of what all this means:  The world’s first camera 3D TV from LG will allow people to upload images from the world’s first ever 3D camera. This is compatible with an MPO file, which will be the file format for all 3D cameras.

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Life’s Good in 3D: LG’s 3D range uncovered.

As the Offline as it Happens story comes to its conclusion we want to take this opportunity to thank to everyone who participated over the past few months. We have had a great time with all the amazing videos, film shoots and giveaways (especially with Sally the Bride!) and hope you guys feel the same! One person who we know has enjoyed it is competition winner Edan Cohen.

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Offline as it Happens: The last word

Exclusive access to the LG stand at CES earlier today gives an inkling at what we can take an indepth look at in tomorrow’s CES showcase. It’s going to be jam-packed with technology fans and the LG pod is proving a popular area. Especially since it is the size of 2 and a bit football pitches!  Check out T3’s sneak peek!

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Take a sneak peek CES showcase!

  The whole TV market is gearing up for 3D TV and LG are there at the front with their 47″ 3D TV and glasses. LG 3D TV will be completely compatible with the Sky+ 3D channel which is due to launch this October. This will enable incredible experiential viewing of sports, music concerts & videos and 3D movies

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LG 47″ LCD 3D TV Launches in the UK this April!

With 2010 now in full swing (well it is day 4) and what looks to be a very exciting Formula 1 season ahead I was looking around the web to update my diary with all the race details so I didn’t miss anything. I stumbled across this great Calendar feed from Colin Chau which contains all the practice, qualifying and race times (in the right time zones). You can get it for Google Calendar, iCal, XML and HTML format.

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Formula 1 2010 season Calendar feed

So it seems like John & Kylie have landed safely “down under” as they have successfully posted their first video and kicked off their video blog! The next 48 hours will for sure be an interesting ride – let’s see if John can manage to stay out of trouble as he now really is online as it happens with his N900 in every possible way: On Twitter , Facebook and now also on YouTube

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And they are off!