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Name: Sudhanshu
Age: 25
Gender: Male

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Place: Pune
Website: http://vxtindia.com

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Occupation: Entrepreneur
Interests: Movies, Intoxication,
   
Lately I've been reading: Maverick, The Foundation
   
Lately I've been writing: a Facebook Application :)
   

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iPaper and the end of pdf as we know it
This paper describes why the development of iPaper is going to prove a very important development in the years to come.
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The hottest startups in Asia
Proto SE 07 Company Profiles
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Flash Cards
Flash cards for the GMAT from beatthegmat.com
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GMAT, Flash Cards, Beat the Gmat
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The complete A-list of the Indian Blogosphere
After three days, of a massive hunt for the most widely recognized blogs on the Indian Terrain, I am finally here with my final list on Indian blogs, which I can conclusively say are the "A-list of the Indian Blogosphere". (This is tagged 'Indexxxer' on technorati, do link up to that too)
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Why Web 3.0 would really be Mobile 2.0? The start of Moogle
This is why web 3.0 would really be mobile 2.0. And what kind of mobile applications you can expect in the future
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Comment on iPaper and the end of pdf as we know it
Posted on May 2, 2008
well if you don't have a computer a pdf file wouldn't do for you as well...
Comment on Why Web 3.0 would really be Mobile 2.0? The start of Moogle
Posted on February 22, 2008
@overlaytv, thanks for the appreciation :) The high carrier fees is still restricted to the US I think. In india calling your friends is Rs 0.50 per minute, about $0.0125...