Network Operation Center (NOC) at its world class offshore facility has been set up by the Silver Touch Technologies in India. 

 

It offers you a pre-built application infrastructure delivered from end to end greatly predetermined processes and measures. You get your hands on technology as a service, with no capital expense, which makes you to take a swift path to infrastructure and application improvement at squeezed together threat and price.

Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery Services :

Silver Touch Business Continuity & Recovery Services guide you in keeping the continuity of your IT processes. It contains of consulting services, IT and office recovery centers, and data protection services. Silver Touch also guides you in ensuring the legal and regulatory requirements. Most importantly your business is on the run even in the face of unforeseen events.

 

IT Infrastructure Modernization Services

A well modified plan for your business that is a regular and highly mechanized hosting environment for your trade goals. By re aligning your IT with your business goals, you can decrease supply density increase information security; improve IT usage, availability and responsiveness; and reduce total IT cost of ownership.

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Rrecent news developments in mobile search applications have given us a handful of sturdy options when it comes to launching search from a Windows Mobile phone. Last month, Microsoft released a credible update to Live Search for Windows Mobile. This month it's Google's turn with Google Mobile App for Window Mobile Smartphones and Pocket PCs.

Although Google has a precedent of mobile search applications established for BlackBerry and iPhone, Google's mobile division has tailored this iteration of its Mobile App to the logic of Windows Mobile's Home Screen, to good benefit. See for yourself in this First Look video Visit Link: Video

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By Brian Womack

Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Google Inc.’s Android operating system, after making inroads into the mobile-phone market, may be running on portable computers within the next year, challenging the dominance of Microsoft Corp.

 

Google, which owns the most popular Internet search engine, could use its brand name and community of developers to get the software onto low-cost notebooks, said Ray Valdes, an analyst at Gartner Inc. One chipmaker, Freescale Semiconductor Inc., is already working on designs for an Android computer. 

“Android could be a piece of a larger competitive battle between Google and Microsoft,” Valdes said. The San Jose, California-based analyst expects some kind of personal-computer device to use Android in the next 12 to 18 months. 

Google is stepping up competition with Microsoft in areas outside of Internet searches, where it commands more than 60 percent of the U.S. market. While Android already battles Microsoft in software for mobile phones, moving into PCs would encroach onto its rival’s home turf. Microsoft has more than 90 percent of the operating-system market for PCs. 

Google, based in Mountain View, California, rose $10.45, or 3.1 percent, to $353.11 yesterday in Nasdaq Stock Market trading. The shares tumbled 56 percent last year. Microsoft, which dropped 45 percent in 2008, climbed 3 cents to $18.12. 

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