A cyber cafe specially for visually challenged and blind people is opened in Chennai by Nethrodaya, a non-government organization (NGO). This cyber cafe is first of its kind in India and visually challenged citizens can use it for free.
Blind people browse the web using assisting software. But they are available only in developed countries. The […]
Category Archives: Internet
Cyber Cafe for the blind in Chennai - First of its kind in India
Written On: Sep 14 2007
Interesting security bug in Orkut
Written On: Jun 30 2007
When I was going through full referrer logs of one of my websites, I found an interesting bug in Orkut. This reminds me why web application security is really complex and how even experts can just make simple security mistakes. If you are a web developer you can really learn few important things from this […]
Google Gears: Enabling Offline Web Applications
Written On: Jun 4 2007
I am late at writing this post!
Voila! Google again switches gears ahead of its competitors( did I hear you saying MicroSoft ). Google has released a new browser plug-in “Google Gears” on May 30, 2007, which will enable offline access to web applications.
This will address the main problem faced by web applications which can not […]
It’s a Web 2.0 World, who cares for my bandwidth costs?
Written On: Mar 7 2007
Web 2.0 is what the latest buzz word everyone is talking and writing about a lot these days. Every blog you read and every site you visit is full of third party widgets. Some of these widgets really provide useful additional information and helps you find similar content that you are reading. But some of […]
Link: Shekhar Kapur blogs
Written On: Mar 4 2007
If you are a Hindi film watcher, you will definitely know who is Shekhar Kapur. Yesterday, When I was skipping through all the TV channels at home, I stopped at NDTV where I saw Shekhar Kapur in an interview. Then I came to know that he has a personal blog. Fortunately, as usual, Google helped […]