Dial A Job Service

"Surf the net for days to find a job. Or make one phone call" boasts an ad by Dial-A-Job service. Dial a job is a new service which is introduced to make your job hunting as easy as just a phone call away. No waiting, no depending on anything - as they say.

Just dial the number and Dial-A-Job will be actively working to find you the right job in the fastest possible time. For jobs, dial - 6999 6999. Timings are 7am to 11pm and the service is available 7 days a week. Also included is a toll free number 1-800-209-6969. The service caters to Hyderabad and other Tier1 cities in India. Good Luck for your next job - it might just be a phone call away!

Anti-virus for your mobiles

With downloads, 3G, Bluetooth, GPRS, GPS, third-party apps, etc on your mobile phones, they are becoming increasingly vulnerable to viruses from different media including your Bluetooth headsets that relay vital information from your mobiles to other snooping hardware.

Some tips to protect yourself from these viruses include putting your Bluetooth in Invisible mode (hidden or non-discoverable), using SMS Block and using anti-virus software.

Some of the important anti-virus for mobiles include Commander Mobile Anti-Virus for Symbian mobiles, Kaspersky Mobile Anti-Virus for your smartphones based on Symbian, Windows mobile and PocketPC. Also available are Bull Guard Mobile Anti-Virus for smartphones and PocketPCs, Virus Barrier X5 for your iPod and iPhones. More can be found at http://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/mobile-antivirus.html link.

SifyTalk Internet Telephony

Internet service provider Sify introduced SIFYTALK for unlimited calls to international numbers (USA, UK and Canada) using newly opened up local Internet Telephony market. You can make unlimited calls to one international number and calls worth Rs.300 to another international number for a price of Rs.499. Check out http://myaccount.way2talk.com/voip/products.html link for more related details.

Google Chrome Browser

Google introduced a new browser named "Chrome" in competition to Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox apart from Apple's Safari browser. The browser is supposed to be a doorway to the web on cell phones and other mobile devices.

The browser is based on a powerful JavaScript engine called V8 and also is based on an open-source rendering engine called WebKit and Google's Gears technology.

Chrome browser will be able to run in a privacy mode called InCognito, so that browsing history of the person is not collected. Looks like ...osome...chrom!!!