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Income tax filing: 3 updated utilities available for filing this ITR form for AY 2024-25; find out which one works best for you
Income tax filing: Are you an individual or Hindu Unidivided Family who have income from business or profession and do not want to opt for presumptive taxation scheme? Then you may need to file ITR-3. To help you file ITR-3 easily, the income tax department has launched online, offline using Java and Excel based utilities. But which one is better?
Demand for AI solutions may put pressure on IT deals pricing
Uncertain macroeconomic situation may force IT firms to offer cheaper rates to clients who are trying to optimise their costs.
How to create an app that is intuitive and user friendly
The need for a seamless experience is of the essence, and it strictly boils down to intuitive and good UX/UI. Users spend most of their time on applications that promise to make their lives easier. Hence, a meaningful and simple user experience is the primary objective of application development.
Wipro Ventures invests in vFunction’s Series A round
The investment is part of its strategic partnership with the Palo Alto-based startup, which has developed a scalable, AI-based technology platform for modernizing Java applications and accelerating migration to the cloud.
Applications invited for NPTEL courses: IIT Madras
The NPTEL is a joint initiative of IITs and Indian Institute of Science and under this drive, 593 (online certification) courses are offered across an array of academic discipline, an IIT release said.
Corporates Are Utilising Great Learning’s Full Stack Academy To Train Freshers
Great Learning has established a full stack academy for freshers that helps organizations build a pool of full stack experts by training their freshers and getting them job-ready on day zero.
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Decade-long Oracle-Google copyright case heads to top US court
Oracle, which in 2010 obtained the rights to Java when it acquired Sun Microsystems -- which had supported Google's use of Java for Android -- sought $9 billion in damages in its original complaint.
Children now have JavaScript, XML and sensors in their DNA
Kids are going way beyond their school curriculum, making apps and websites. At the Toyota hackathon, as students after students presented their prototypes, and spoke in a language even their parents wouldn’t have understood, it was clear that many children are going way beyond their curriculum, and digital technologies have become part of their DNA.
Code decode: Newer challenges for professional coders
If in an earlier era it would suffice to go deep into one language, now they need to go wide as well.
Industry scouts for full-stack developers
Being a full-stack developer means being a master of the web, and so naturally entails quite a bit of hard work.
Upskill to the cloud, all are moving there
All the major cloud service providers offer certification on their official sites. AWS provides 190 different training courses in online and classroom format.
While the world struggles with tech shift, Indian IT ups hires for old software experts
Globally, large enterprises and banks are struggling with technology shifts that require their applications built for desktops to be accessible on smartphones as well.
Improving plant productivity, quality: IIT-Madras has an algorithm to fix factory woes
The algorithm was originally fed notions of high-performance, based on which it will scrounge the data sets for parameters that are indispensable for high output.
Anand Rai to move HC against Jasper Infotech
Rai, owner of QuickDel that owns and operates GoJavas, says Jasper & promoters Bahl, Bansal violated non-compete pacts.
Pigeon Express in talks to buy out Snapdeal stake in GoJavas
Snapdeal had invested Rs 250 crore in two tranches to acquire 42% stake in Gojavas, which was acquired by Pigeon Express in August last year.
Coursera and IBM join hands
At least twenty participants who complete the full stack web development specialization and meet IBM criteria will be accepted into the IBM Global Entrepreneur.
Seven interesting details from the Google vs Oracle $9 bn showdown
The legal fight between the two companies over Java, finally ended in Google’s victory last week.
Highlights from the Google vs Oracle $9 billion showdown
Some interesting details from the legal fight between the two tech giants over Java, which finally ended in Google’s victory last week.
Google beats Oracle in $9 billion Android trial
The trial was closely watched by software developers across the world, who feared an Oracle victory could spur more software copyright lawsuits.
Google took away the right to remain anonymous: Douglas Crockford, Senior JavaScript Architect, PayPal
There are good reasons why people should maintain separate identities and we have thrown it away. Our grandchildren are going to be extremely annoyed with us.
A mobile-only strategy is extremely consumer-unfriendly: Snapdeal Co-founder and CEO Kunal Bahl
Relatively speaking, we will be ahead of (Flipkart). In terms of absolute numbers, I’m going to keep that close to my chest now.
4 traits that make developers highly desirable to employers
As more companies carry their businesses online to reach the masses, they require help on the back end to plan, design, and execute their ideas.
Filing your returns? It’s wise to stick to I-T dept's official site
However, if you find the department’s website cumbersome, experts suggest using the services offered by private portals after going through their privacy policy.
Tata Teleservices to offer voice minutes for viewing ads on mobiles
Tata Teleservices will soon start offering subscribers free voice minutes for viewing ads on their handsets before making calls.
UCWeb customises mobile internet browser for Vodafone customers in India
Vodafone customers, who use devices that run on Java, Symbian and Android systems, can now download the customised version for free.
Jaxtr SMS can be bigger than Hotmail: Sabeer Bhatia
The new idea, Jaxtr SMS will let users with data connection send messages to any other mobile phone, domestic and international - free.
Control all your gadgets through an SMS
Three 22-year-old students from MCKV Institute of Engineering are working on a solution that if not novel, is pretty simple.
Convert your mobile into a universal remote
Your smartphone can do more than you think. It can remotely start car, control various appliances in home, control A/V equipment.
Sun Microsystems launches JavaFX
Sun Microsystems has unveiled JavaFX, a rich internet application environment software, that will empower developers with the option to generate revenue through advertising on mobile applications.
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