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The application will a WAP based J2ME client which enables users to do their Trading easily. Since this a WAP based solution this solution will a operator depended solution, can be accessed through GPRS and WiFi. Also its cost effective to the users.

Buying & amp; selling shares, real time stock quotes, streaming prices, modify/cancel orders, real time order books, market statistics, instant trade confirmation, portfolio valuations and live updates on top gainers and losers are just a few of the many options available on “CDAX Mobile”.With a total of seven stock brokers now providing online trading facilities to their clients via CDAX, clients of Asia Securities, Asha Phillip Securities, Ceylinco Stock Brokers, Lanka Securities, Acuity Stock Brokers, Capital Alliance Securities and SMB Securities will now have the freedom to trade live on the Colombo Stock Exchange via “CDAX Mobile” by merely connecting to the GPRS network on their mobile phones.

The “CDAX Mobile” Stock Trading application will be available soon on the CDAX site, for the subscribes to use the “CDAX Mobile” service, subscribers are able to access their account with the same CDAX username they uses to trade online. “CDAX Mobile” is designed with a simple menu to easily navigate through the system. In no-time, traders can make seamless transactions from a mobile device putting live share trading literally at their fingertips.

Oct. 22 will also forever be remembered as the beginning of the healing process for Microsoft and its customers, both of which are still scratching their heads over what happened with Windows Vista.

Microsoft says it’s on track to release Windows 7 to manufacturing in late July, which means PC makers will have plenty of time to load it onto new machines in time for the most economically crucial holiday season in years. In light of the beating Microsoft has taken in its last few fiscal quarters, and recent declines in Windows market share that have been attributed to the Vista debacle, a solid showing by Windows 7 would go a long way toward silencing critics.

Windows 7, currently in Release Candidate stage, looks plenty capable of banishing Vista’s by-now well-known performance and compatibility demons. And Microsoft will need that to happen to solidify its grip on the netbook market and convince customers to pay more for Windows 7 on netbooks than they’ve been paying for XP.

Fortunately for Microsoft, customers and companies that have been avoiding Vista by remaining in a Windows XP holding pattern will have plenty of motivation to migrate to Windows 7. For example, the virtualization features Microsoft has built into Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 represent a glittering lure for cost-conscious companies; and Windows 7′s improved deployment and management tools can quickly add up to measurable cost savings.

Of course, Microsoft will be launching Windows 7 into the teeth of one of the worst economic downturns in decades, so its commercial success will be anything but a slam dunk. Regardless of how good Windows 7 turns out to be, some companies may decide to hold off on upgrading simply because XP does what they need it to do.

Microsoft is very enthusiastic about their launch of Windows 7 before the its rivals, Google’s Chrome O/S, which is planned their own launch by the second half of next year which is an open source, lightweight operating system that will initially be targeted at netbooks. Google Chrome OS will be available for consumers in the second half of 2010.

Microsoft has acknowledged that it waited too long to release a follow-up to XP, and it’s enlisting the aid of solution providers to drum up interest in Windows 7 among small businesses that are perfectly happy running their day-to-day operations on XP.

Microsoft is working on many fronts to convey the implicit message that Windows 7 will succeed where Vista didn’t, and on Oct. 22, the market will begin making their own assessment — the only one that matters.

Bellow is the official massage form CEO & President of MIC to TIGO Sri Lanka We have just announced the sale of Tigo Sri Lanka to Etisalat. As you know, we decided some months ago to focus Millicom’s operations on Africa and Latin America, and since then we have been working with potential new owners for each of our Asian businesses. Although we have announced agreements for the sale of our Cambodia and Laos operations, Sri Lanka will likely be the first of our Asian businesses to actually “change hands” as we expect the deal to be completed very shortly.

Etisalat will be a new entrant into the Sri Lankan market and are ambitious to grow, as they have demonstrated elsewhere in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. They are already having 85 million customers in 17 markets. I believe that being part of the Etisalat group will lead to new and exciting opportunities for you.

Sri Lanka has been a very valuable operation for Millicom, being one of our first markets and has contributed in many ways to the Millicom business model as we know it today such as the FMCG mass market distribution model launched in Sri Lanka in 1998. We have done well in a highly competitive market and you should all be very proud of what you have achieved.

The Result is

Weight of papers collected : 40Kg
Duration of collection : 1 months and 3 days.

Our achievement

Referring to some research, we found out that by recycling the 40Kg of paper, we are saving the following.

Forest – 0.68 Trees
Water – 1271.2 Litres
Energy – 160 Kilowatthours
Oil – 70.2 Litres
Polluted Air – 313.44 Cubic Feet
Landfill space – 4.24 Cubic Feet

Case 02

Did you know that up to 5 million trees are cut down each year to create the White pages Phone Directories and that taxpayers are spending $17 million each year to have these books recycled? Even more surprising is that almost 75% of consumers are completely unaware of the environmental and financial impact in printing, delivering and recycling these books. Given that you likely use online directories, social networks and mobile phone applications to find the contact information you need, it simply does not make sense to have the White pages Phone Directories forcefully delivered to us every year.

According to a recent WhitePages.com survey, over 80% of consumers would support an ‘opt-in’ program (only receive a white pages phone book if you request one) if they knew it would have a positive impact on the environment and save taxpayers money. BanThePhoneBook.org wants you to know that you have the power to influence the telephone companies, public utility commissions and local city and state governments to institute an opt-in delivery program. All you need to do is simply join us on Blog Action Day

According to Economic Time, that move would make it the second largest mobile phone operator in the island nation, trebling its user base from one million now.

However a spokesman for Bharti Airtel told refuse to make comment on market speculation.

Bharti will have to compete with an array of suitors such as Malaysia’s Axiata Group, Russia’s Vimpelcom and United Arab Emirates Etisalat, which are reportedly interested in Millicom’s Asian assets.

Millicom International had put its operations across Cambodia, Laos and Sri Lanka on the block in July, the report said. Bharti Airtel Sri Lanka has already invested $125 million in Sri Lanka against a commitment of $250 million, Economic Times says.

Bharti is in exclusive talks with South Africa’s MTN aimed at a merger to create the world’s third-biggest telecoms firm.

Twitter enables you to earn big money with your 140 or less characters post on Twitter. But is it really possible?

CBS News Science and Technology Correspondent Daniel Sieberg discussed it — and ways others may try to cash in on you — on “The Early Show” Friday.

For some, Sieberg said, it’s possible to make money on Twitter. Tamar Weinberg, an Internet marketer, told Sieberg she made a couple of hundred dollars by tweeting about an e-commerce service to her 8,600 followers.

Weinberg, author of “The New Community Rules,” told CBS News, “It was a really cool product, and it was relevant to my readers, so I said, ‘Hey, why not?’”

And for celebrities, Sieberg said, Twitter money is at their fingertips.

Ted Murphy, founder and CEO of IZEA, said the biggest check he’s written so far to an unnamed celebrity is $20,000 — for one post.

And while there’s money to be made, Sieberg said, you should also beware of scams.

Entrepreneur Krhys Vaughn wanted to promote her business when she signed up with a company called Twitter Profit House for a $1.99 CD to teach her how to make money on Twitter. But the next business day, Vaughn found hidden charges on her bank statement for more than $100.

Khrys got her money back after many phone calls and e-mails and finally, a complaint filed with the Better Business Bureau.

Alison Southwick, spokesperson for the Better Business Bureau, told CBS News, “The Better Business Bureau is warning people specifically about websites that offer a free trial of a CD-Rom that is going to show you how to make money with Twitter…You want to beware of websites that claim you can make big money for little effort and no experience required.”

According to its Web site, Twitter Profit House claims it’s no longer in business. However, the Better Business Bureau warns there are other similar Web sites that charge membership fees, so, Tweeter beware.

And if you’re one of the millions of everyday Twitter users, Sieberg said you shouldn’t expect to be tapped to sell a product any time soon.

Southwick said, “I don’t think anybody’s going to be able to turn themselves into a full-time sponsored tweeter, except maybe a celebrity.”

Sieberg added some users view the money aspect of Twitter negatively. He said users say the site is turning a communication tool into a big ad machine.

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Innovation Age
SMM (social media marketing) is the latest online marketing trend. SMM is about using Social media sites such as Facebook, Myspace, Flickr, Youtube, Digg, Stumbleupon and so on effectively in the case of web sites where news, photos, videos and pod casts are hosted through user submission. This is a great way to build and increase brand recognition for any business and get traffic to your website or blog

What is Twitter?

Perhaps the question should really be – Do you Twitter? And if you don’t, You soon will be. Twitter is based around a very simple concept, and once you’ve grasped that concept you’ll be well away. Many people believe Twitter is too limited in its uses, but it is the very fact that you are limited in what you can do that makes it a very creative medium to work in. Twitter is for people who want to be informed with the latest happenings around the world while also promoting their business or themselves. Twitter is a lot easier and simpler social networking and micro-blogging service. All you will need to do is add a certain message you want in less than 140 characters. These short messages are called tweets. Your tweets are immediately displayed on your profile page and instantly delivered to all your followers.

Growth?

Twitter is still a new concept for us Asians. We are still in the Hi5 and Facebook era. Gradually we see a change happening in organizations towards a more online marketing approach. Twitter should be everyone’s first tool to try out. It allows you to add links in your tweets which you could use to display your own information and promote your products and services. By tweeting frequently, following and being followed, you can grow a community of people with similar interests. The concept is built around getting “quality” followers. We use the word quality here because it all depends on your target audience. If you are in the IT industry then your targeted followers will differ from other industries. The more followers you have the more the word spreads regarding your services.

Twitter allows you to add interesting Tweets where you could promote your newest website, product updates, blog posts and articles. These are initially targeted at your followers, resulting in greater site traffic. The more hits you receive, the more it helps search engines to recognize your website and give you a high ranking.

How to Market Yourself

The greatest benefit of Twitter, is that it attracts all kinds of people from all walks of life. Branding can be a subtle process that occurs overtime. You need to understand the difference between posting and spamming. Nobody wants to see spam emails, the same applies to Twitter where the posts should be meaningful, relevant and readable content that would appeal to your audience immediately. You need to first decide what you want to post. It is essential to learn how to participate in your community, and to get the best through marketing on twitter. Get yourself involved with other communities, share ideas and participate in the dialogues. You can also facilitate discussions by asking questions. Asking the right questions and taking polls will play a significant role in marketing a company and the individual through Twitter.

Mention the website address of the site you want to generate traffic into, in the right column of your profile page. Your goals can vary overall but your business should always remain at the root of what you are doing.

Enjoy.. this shows us the definite change of social media in our lives.

BURLINGAME, Calif. — On Oct. 14, 1947, Chuck Yeager became the first man to travel faster than the speed of sound. On May 6, 1954, Roger Bannister became the first man to run a four-minute mile. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong was the first to set foot on the moon.

Forty years later, Forbes reporter Taylor Buley posted a tweet that was exactly 247 characters long. It is, naturally, a quote from Steve Forbes.

I loved the way they have written this and shown exactly how they have beaten twitters restrictions on the message character count. Second article.

Why Google Is Stealing Apple’s Ideas – Brian Caulfield
Short answer: because they’re good. Long answer: because Google has none of its own.

BURLINGAME, Calif. — Just because you’re paranoid doesn’t mean they’re not out to get you. That’s because, in Apple’s case, they already have.

Apple ( AAPL – news – people ) is renowned for its secrecy. Employees are given different code names for new products so they can’t gossip about them in the company cafeteria. Vendors and parts suppliers are punished if they leak any news. Blogs that publish news about new products have been browbeaten by lawyers and even bought out.

I love the way these guys from Forbes.com writes their articles. Theres so much creativity and humour don’t you think?