Almost an year back, the Indian Communications Minister, Mr. Kapil Sibal cracked the biggest joke in the history of computer hardware history by telling that they are on the verge of making a $35 tablet. Market analysts and tech pundits rubbished the claim stating that it is nothing but a political gimmick and it will never be possible because of the rising benchmarks being set by other tablet manufacturers. But, what the so called pundits missed out is, not everyone needs a tablet which can make a NASA space shuttle fly, unmanned. Basic needs like accessing internet, opening and working on multiple documents, reading pdfs and other digital content is quite enough to a certain sect of people, namely students. Indian government found out the exact recipe and made it possible for more than a million students to handle a tablet which runs on Android Froyo.
Lets get to know the specs under the hood which makes this little monster christened as ‘Aakash’ run without a hitch.
Untimely demise of Steve Jobs(1955-2011) has left the entire geek world in sadness. We miss you Steve. We pray some geniuses do not ever sleep in a grave.
I am repeating this quote a lot of times these days. It’s true in my case. But, when it comes to designing a website, I fall flat on my face. I can see something and say whether it’s a beauty or not, but I myself can not create a beautiful website. So, if beauty(good web design) accompanies brain(efficient, powerful and robust application), then it’s a hit mix. Just like Google websites and online applications, Apple iPhone. But, what if there is no beauty and only brains are efficient? There are cases where something like no beauty and only brains too have become a cult in their own way. Are you aware of the fugly web design that 
