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In 1997 Google's prototype was named "Backrub". The name 'Google' was an accident. A spelling mistake made by the original founders who thought they were going for 'Googol'. Google is a mathematical term 1 followed by one hundred zeroes. The term was called by Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasne. Google.com - The Domain was registered on 15th september 1997.` Google started off its first operations in a rented garage. The first ever review of the Google search engine was done by Danny Sullivan of Search Engine watch on August 4, 1998. Larry and Sergey needed large amount of disk space to test their Page rank also, but the largest hard disk available at the time were only 4 GB. So they assembled 10 of these drivers together , while he was an Undergrad at Michigan University, Larry had built a Programmable plotter out of LEGO, so its only natural that he used the colourful bricks to

Windows 7 came with 6 Six Version but For New Kid of Windows i.e Windows 8 will come with three Version Windows 8 Windows 8 Pro Windows RT Windows 8            Windows 8 is for Laptops and Home P.C, Windows 8 come with 32 bit and 64 bit Processor Windows 8 Pro            Windows 8 Pro is designed to help tech enthusiasts and business/technical professionals obtain a broader set of Windows 8 technologies. It includes all the features in Windows 8 plus features for encryption, virtualization, Windows RT             This single edition will only be available pre-installed on PCs and tablets powered by ARM processors and will help enable new thin and lightweight form factors with impressive battery life . Windows RT will include touch-optimized desktop versions of the new Microsoft Word , Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote source: http://satirur.blogspot.in For more Information Check  Windows Blog

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Mobile Banking services A mobile phone is no longer a simple device to make calls. It's become the hub for all your activities, from e-mailing and browsing to paying bills and transferring money . Banks may have been the first to dip their feet into this technological pool, but telecom companies have begun to catch up. The RBI's step to remove the 50,000 cap that it had imposed earlier on daily mobile transactions has also provided the much-needed boost to mobile banking. How does mobile banking work? Mobile banking allows you to conduct financial transactions on your phone just as you would at a   bank branch   or through   Net banking . Banks are now evolving this facility as they launch innovative products. For instance, IndusInd Bank's cash-to-mobile service enables customers to   transfer money to   anybody, including those who do not have a   bank account . A bank customer can download the bank's app on his phone and then put in the

51.       Transcription centre is a cell established in             a)         All administrative offices                b)         All HOs          c)         All ROs                      d)         A sorting mail office situated at HQ of the circle or at any convenient sorting                         office in the circle.                                                                                       Ans: d(12) 52.       The number of office exchange established by the dept of posts             a)         5                                                          b)         4             c)         6                                                          d)         3                                              Ans: b(13) 53.       The unit bag office will send its daily bag balance report to             a)         The local HO                                     b)         The SPOs office             c)         The SRM office                     

    ● World population in 2011  – 6,988 million (3,523 million males and 3,465 million females) ●  World population under 30 in 2011  – 3,649 million ●  World population over 60 in 2011  – 785 million ●  World population over 100 in 2011  – 532,000 ●  Number of births worldwide every day  – 378,000 ●  Number of deaths worldwide everyday  – 162,000 ●  World economic growth rate in 2010  – 5.0% (-0.6% in 2009) ●  Number of illiterate adults  – 796 million ●  Number of unemployed people  – 205 million ●  Average world life expectancy  – 70.8 years for females; 66.4 years for males ●  Annual world population increase  – 79.33 million people ●  Number of people living outside country of birth  – 214 million, or more than 3% of the world’s population ●  Fertility rate  – 2.5 births per woman ●  Urban population  – 50.5% of total population ●  World trade in 2009  – US $ 25.2 billion ●  Annual world defence expenditure  – US $ 1,630 billion ●  Number of TV se