I put my opinions in my earlier post "25 reasons why the iPhone might fail in India" and the numbers just proved right.

Going by the my favourite blogger Amit Agarwal’s post and the numbers via Business Today, only 4000 iPhones were sold in India during the last quarter.  That reminded me of annual sales targets that high-end car companies like Mercedez-Benz, Audi or BMW have, when they talk about the Indian market.

Apple’s iPhone recently dethroned Motorola Razr as the "the leading handset purchased by adult consumers in the U.S."according to a study by NPD Group.

This is what happens when you don’t listen attentively to your Management Stategies classes..lol.. - the lesson learnt - DO A Market Survey - KNOW THE PULSE of the Public First !

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I Can’t Believe We Still Have to Protest This Crap : Made me LMAO!

I woke up in the morning and got online for my daily dosage of tech news feeds and digg’s and I found this and couldn’t stop laughing.

I still couldn’t figure out if the guy was supporting his own "crap" [usually read as ’cause’ ]. No offense.

What do you guys think?

Source : via Digg.

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Thanks to Eniyan, my classmate, my blog can be viewed in 35 languages now.

If you can see the Visitors Map of my site, a chunk of them come only from English speaking countries. So, Eniyan spotted this and there you go. There is a transalator to the right hand side which allows to translate my homepage to 35 languages. The Arabic transalation puts my CSS out of place though.

Thanks again Eniyan.

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I have been using a cool startup which hatched from the HP labs - Tabbloid.  Tabbloid is a web-based service that turns all your favorite feeds into a personal magazine that can be read as a PDF document.

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With the markets in India wavering and vacillating, superstition, which has a stronghold in every Indian household reached the Bombay Stock Exchange too. A lady offering flowers to the bull in front of the BSE building, Bombay.

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