With such a big number of retails coming up for Indians it’s the time to decide whether to shop online for any commodity we want or visit the local retail store and catch a nice deal. Before buying online you need to find the trusted online retailers who sell that particular product.

You can search for retailers selling the specific  product you are looking for either  by searching Google  for terms like ‘buy mobile phones in India’ (if you want to know the online stores selling mobile phones) or directly visiting online shopping websites like Rediff Shopping.

Firefox, one of the strongest contender Browser of Internet Exploerer recently launched its latest version 3. Mozilla planned the launch of version 3 very well. Mozilla first declared the launch date and pleaded all of FireFox lovers to spread the campaign of its "record breaking downloads within one day". Blogosphere now a days is very sensitive place, things spread like fire.

So once the message of FireFox 3's campaign spread across the internet, Mozilla just had to wait for the download day. Even after few hiccups, the campaign went pretty well and millions of people downloaded FireFox 3 on the FireFox download day. Over 8 million people downloaded Firefox 3 in the period following its official launch, the company said in a statement.

If you are living in Bangalore, you already know how is the traffic in Bangalore. Sometimes bangalore gets gridlocked traffic. Bangalore has over 2.5 million vehicles choking the city thoroughfares and makes roads congestions. According to the traffic police, about 10,000 vehicles, including two-wheelers, cars, buses and trucks ply every hour on the busy thoroughfare to the new airport.

So to provide executive, easy-to-reach-city service to business customers, Deccan Aviation has launched a helicopter service between the new Bangalore international airport and India's IT hub to ferry commuters hardpressed for time to cover the 40 km on choked roads. The fare ranges from Rs.4,800 to Rs.5,800 per trip and the distance will be covered in 15 to 20 minutes.

Starting in early 2009, almost any word will be able to replace ".com" in a Web page address. The decision was made by the organization that manages the technical underpinnings of the Web the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers.

ICANN wants "to increase competition and choice," CEO Paul Twomey says. thousands of domains to protect their brands. And it could make some Web pages easier — and some harder — to find.