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It seems that Google Analytics has made slight changes to it’s styling. The main layout remains the same..
The menu has been made a bit more appealing but all the features and functionality remains the same.
This is only a slight improvement over the older interface but it sure looks better than the previous.
MS Live Search labeled a pond as the Atlantic Ocean! Not a modded image. Click on the image to see it for yourself..
Have a look at it yourself. It may not be there for long.
It seems that Microsoft is still pitching onto pulling the rug out from underneath Sony by trying to remove all their 3rd party exclusive titles. First it was GTA IV, then Final Fantasy XIII and now long time PlayStation exclusive Tekken 6. The version hitting both the PS3 and the Xbox 360 will be “Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion”, the latest avatar of Tekken 6 in the arcades which features additional characters, stages and items.
Did you know that there are real faces that inspired characters of Half-Life 2 ? Well, here are some
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Here’s a look at the top global outsourcing destinations as well as the emerging ones according to a recent study by Global Services
India continues to retain the number one position as the most sought-after destination for companies globally for investing and outsourcing. The country is home to as many as six of the world’s top eight outsourcing hubs viz Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Pune with two more.
China has no representation in the world’s top eight outsourcing cities. However, China dominates the list of emerging cities for global outsourcing with Shanghai and Beijing leading the list.
One of the names in the top 8 global outsourcing cities is that of Dublin, Ireland. In recent years Ireland has seen a large no. of outsourcing deals, both in number and size, in relation to the economy.
Mataki from Philipines also makes its place in the top 8 global outsourcing cities. Philippines has been trying to position itself as the next major global outsourcing destination, in competition with India and China. The country is aiming to get a 10 per cent share of the $130 billion global market.
SRC: Indiatimes Infotech
