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Try going to Airtel.com and see for yourself where you land up 
Actually Airtel’s website is Airtel.in and seems Vodafone registered with their .com domain name 
For those who don’t know whats airtel click here
A commendable move by Vodafone for sure 
Paypal the fastest way to send money online is Down!! Yeah its down. I have confirmed from three friends Ajit, Pranjal and Dip. There is no error in Firefox just it keps on waitin and waiting and waiting an the ultimate error is this:
The above Screnshot was taken at 11:41pm IST
It is possible that Paypal is down for India only so if you can do please confirm!!
If you liked this post, please buy me a beer & encourage me to write moreThe World’s largest video sharing website youtube is DOWN 
Two friends of mine Rajesh and Ajit confirmed it!!
Update: Its back again!! Don’t know what had happened earlier 
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Intel showed off its 80 (yes you read it right) 80 core CPU at Intel Developer Forum Beijing. It was chomping data at a STUNNING rate of two teraflops a second. 
It’s a research chip that doesn’t yet use standard Intel Architecture (IA) internally, but it’s tangible evidence that Intel is making real progress towards massively-multicore CPUs. The CPU is based on a new design in which RAM is stacked directly on top of the CPU using copper ‘bumps’ touching each other thus providing faster RAM throughput than is possible via traditional system bus.
The cores are ‘tiled’ on the CPU, so that there can be one memory laneway per CPU thus allowing special function processors to be put onto a CPU such as a dedicated network interface or a special protocol processor like an XML processor, for example.
The processor is very energy efficient. When operating at 1 teraflop, it consumed only 46 watts power which is way less than 136W consumed by Presott Pentium 4s. Intel is now aiming to make a 100 cores processor. 
Wish someone Gifts me a Rig with 100 core CPU.
Neel & Azhar note it down and i want this for my next birthday
Recently Google bought DoubleClick an online advertising company for $3.1billion so that it gets boost in online advertising. But now Google has made another move by signing a multiyear deal with Clear Channel Radio which allows Google to sell radio advertisements on more than 675 Clear Channel’s AM/FM stations.
In this agreement b/w Google and Clear Channel the Google Audio Ads advertisers will be able to reach specific audience at specific times in targeted areas.In this both Google and Clear Channel win because Clear Channel also gets access to new kind of advertisers and existing advertisers get a new option. Continue reading ‘Google goes Radio and Yahoo goes newspaper!!’
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