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Cybrain Software Solutions Helping Enterprises Get Online Presence

PUNJAB, INDIA, March 13, 2011 /Computer PR News/ -- Online presence has become a crucial thing for every business on the planet. Be it a manufacturer, wholesaler or retailer, almost every business needs to maintain its online identity to get successful in this era of cut-throat competition. The credit for this goes to the technological advancements and the internet boom. People all around the world have become so much addicted to virtual world that they look for everything on internet before going to market for actual purchase. This makes the online presence really important. Cybrain Software Solutions offers a complete set of promotional services that help you create your online presence and maintain it.

The company offers a gamut of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) services that help online businesses become more visible in search engines. Companies spend several thousands every year as a part of their marketing budget, just to reach their customers. Search Engine Optimization is an economic yet powerful way of promoting your marketing campaigns in the web world. Revealing his thoughts on the same, Mr. Puneet Verma, CEO, Cybrain Software Solutions said,

"We offer affordable SEO packages to our worldwide clients that meet their budget and online marketing requirements. Our tailor-made SEO packages ensure search engine visibility within six months of regular optimization work. We give money-back guarantee to our clients that separates us from the crowd."

Headquartered in Mohali, India, the company is providing every type of web solutions including software development, web designing, web development, content writing and SEO. With a long list of satisfied clients, Cybrain Software Solutions has come a long way, improving themselves at every step.

"I received really good results after Cybrain team did SEO of my website. Just within three months, my website started getting good ranking in search engines. I'm glad to be associated with the company," said Mr. Jain, a client for Search Engine Optimization services.

About Cybrain Software Solutions:

Incepted in 2006, Cybrain Software Solutions is an IS0 9001:2008 certified company providing industry-specific web designing solutions, web development, online marketing and custom software solutions in India. Being a premier IT company, it caters to the needs of global clients in an affordable and efficient way.

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Time Warner launches TV-viewing app for iPad

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Apple iPad owners who subscribe to Time Warner cable now have an app that will let them watch live TV directly on their tablets.

Launched today, the free TWCable TV app streams the live cable TV feed to the iPad via a Wi-Fi connection, meaning people can catch their favorite shows from any room in the house.

An online channel guide lets viewers scroll to see which shows are currently on and which ones are coming up next. Tapping on a particular show then streams it to the iPad. Subscribers will find shows broadcast in high-definition from a variety of cable networks, including A&E, Bravo, Discovery, MSNBC, SyFy, and USA.

"We are tremendously excited about this app, which is the first of many that will allow our customers to harness the power of their tablet-type devices," Time Warner Cable President Rob Marcus said in a statement. "Helping our customers see the content they're paying for on multiple devices makes their Time Warner Cable subscription even more valuable, and they can expect much more from us in this space very soon."

There are a couple of initial limitations. The service works only through Wi-Fi, so users can't watch TV outside the house via the iPad's 3G connection. Customers must also subscribe to Time Warner cable TV and Internet to use the app.

And for now, only around 30 channels are available for live streaming, though Time Warner Cable is promising to add more channels and beef up the app's capabilities. Future enhancements will let subscribers stream shows outside the home via Wi-Fi, set up a DVR to record shows, and use the iPad as a remote to control both live and on-demand shows.

The app is compatible only with the iPad and requires iOS 4.2 or higher.

Looking at other cable carriers, Dish Network subscribers can also download a free app for the iPad and other mobile devices to let them watch live TV and recorded shows. Comcast recently announced plans to launch its own TV-viewing app for the iPad and Android tablets later this year.

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Google refurbishes chrome logo

Chrome's no-so-shiny new logo

Google gave its browser a new logo yesterday, a design that drops the bubbly 3D look for a flatter, more geometric look.

The new design is no surprise: an all-blue version of the new logo showed up for Chromium, the open-source foundation of Chrome, a week ago.

It's just a cosmetic change, of course, but people often care about such skin-deep matters. That's why the ability to reskin Chrome and Firefox were deemed important features even if they don't do much for loading Web pages faster or enabling new Web applications.

The new logo first surfaced with Chrome 11.0.696.12, a developer-channel release launched yesterday to fix a number of bugs, including one that really annoyed me, a failure to show Web addresses in a pop-up status bar when I hovered over links.

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Google Apps: Now for early and late adopters

It's hard to strike the right balance in the technology business between change that's too fast or too slow--in part because different customers prefer different paces. To try to better match those preferences, Google Apps now will come in two varieties.

The "rapid release" track will get new technology into customers' hands as soon as it's passed quality-assurance testing. The "scheduled release" track will issue updates once a week, with at least a week's notice to let administrators learn about the upcoming changes, Google announced today.

The dual-track approach applies to Gmail, Contacts, Google Calendar, Google Docs and Google Sites--the main parts of the Google Apps subscription. New features will be published at Google's new site for what's new at Google Apps.

Google strives to be a company that disrupts existing practices where it thinks disruption is needed. But that can clash ...

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Apple to delay iPad 2 sales in Japan

Apple will postpone the start of iPad 2 sales in Japan owing to the earthquake and the human tragedy that has followed in its wake.

"We are delaying the launch of the iPad 2 in Japan while the country and our teams focus on recovering from the recent disaster," Apple spokeswoman Natalie Kerris said in an e-mail. "Our hearts go out to the people of Japan, including our employees and their families, who have been impacted by this terrible tragedy."

The front door of Apple Japan's Web site expresses the company's deepest sympathies for the victims of the earthquake.

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Sales of the iPad 2 were slated to begin there on March 25, along with 25 other countries around the globe.

In the U.S., the second-generation Apple tablet appears to be a certified hit, with analyst estimates of sales ranging from half a million to as much as 1 million.

The iPad 2 is also getting its share of positive reviews, with many citing increased performance and new features like dual cameras and iMovie software.

U.S. military blocks sites to free space for quake relief

he U.S. military has blocked from its computer network several Web sites popular with military personnel, as it looks to reserve bandwidth for use in quake recovery efforts in Japan, according to a report.

(Credit: USGS)

CNN said U.S. Strategic Command had confirmed that a block had been put into place Monday on the Department of Defense's .mil computer system and that the measure pinpointed 13 Web sites because of how frequently they're accessed.

The sites are: Amazon.com, Doubleclick, eBay, Eyewonder.com, ESPN.com, Googlevideo.com, Ifilm.com, Metacafe, MTV.com, MySpace, Pandora, Streamtheworld.com, and YouTube.

Strategic Command spokesman Rodney Ellison told CNN that these sites accounted for significant bandwidth and that the space needed to be available for military operations.

"This is a response to a time of extreme demand for networks," Ellison told CNN, adding that the block was temporary and could increase or decrease in scope as necessary. "We are trying to make sure we are giving [recovery efforts] as many avenues and as much support as we can," Ellison said.

Japan was, of course, hit by a devastating 9.0 magnitude earthquake last week, along with a resulting series of tsunamis. As of this writing, the death toll was nearly 3,400 people, with more than 7,500 missing. Rescue efforts were ongoing, as were efforts to lock down a nuclear power plant damaged during the chaos.

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