Bigadda.com is an Indian Youth Networking Site. But it is different from others.

Bigadda is all set to target the internet savvy generation of India. The generation that has just entered professional sphere or still in college, university and school is very much familiar with internet, unlike their predecessors.

This generation is very much likely to access internet on mobile phone. And that’s why Bigadda is successful! They are helping people stay connected through mobile 24×7.

Three ways to connect Bigadda through Mobile:

• Access Bigadda via SMS
• MobileAdda with lots of interactivity including options to send Free SMS
• Access Bigadda via WAP
  

It is true that with internet accessibility on mobile, anybody can do these things with other social networking platforms like orkut, twitter etc. Then how Bigadda is different?

The reason is: they are forcing people to access internet via mobile – they are creating the need through attractive commercials as television is still the most popular marketing platform. Watch this one:

W3Guru India team and all the subscribers congratulate Aravind Adiga for being selected the Man Booker Prize winner 2008 for her novel The White Tiger.

Aravind was born in Madras, today’s Chennai, in 1974. He attended Columbia and Oxford Universities. He has contributed for TIME magazine, The Financial Times, The Independent, and The Sunday Times.

The White Tiger, the debut novel, showcases two different pictures of India. Well, no more hints. Just go ahead and read the book – that will be the best gift for the author!

Google Chrome has been released recently and the whole world is talking about it. Quite natural! A browser from the internet giant that has revolutionized internet usage MUST be discussed more than anything else. 

People involved in Search Engine Optimization and Online Marketing smell something fishy with Google Chrome as they suspect Google would try to track black hat SEO techniques with this browser. The same way people blamed Google toolbar! 

However, I do not intent to break out a debate on this topic, neither do I have any plan to discuss the features of Google Chrome – lots of discussions are going on about features and facilities of Google Chrome around. Just run a search and you would be flooded with tons of pages! 

Today, I would like to highlight a different point: the day Google released this browser; they added a link just below the search buttons on the Google Search Engine home page. This was done for all country-specific domains like google.co.in, google.co.uk, google.com etc. 

And the result is quite predictable. Millions of people came to know about this new product over the night! The buzz began to flow; and Google reached to people who did not follow their blogs or visit tech news websites and forums easily. 

That’s the power of product development. If you have one successful project, you can make hundreds more! 

With that said, W3Guru India offers a unique tip: all the web development, designing and SEO companies in India should concentrate on product development for local audience. This would help them in three ways: 

1. They need not depend on outsourced projects; economic problem of other countries won’t hit them hard.
2. They would be able to establish their identity once a product is successful.
3. Indians are getting into Internet lately. Developing a useful website for them would help you serve your country directly. Satisfaction!

 So think, innovate and create new products. You can do it. If you stuck at any point, contact us. We would be happy to work with you.

Teachers’ Day is celebrated on 5 September of each year in India. It is the birthday of the second president of India, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Google performed their slice of responsibility.

Happy Teachers Day

YASH Technologies, an India based enterprise business and technology solutions provider, has bagged the “Best Exporter of IT Products / Software by the Madhya Pradesh Department of Information Technology for the year 2007-2008″!

YASH Technologies has an international clientele; they serve customers in the America, Europe, Middle East and Asia Pacific. YASH Technologies has software development department in Indore, Hyderabad and Pune; they have also opened additional development units in Mumbai and Bangalore.

“We are thankful to the government of Madhya Pradesh for recognizing our commitment to the country and our perseverance in delivering business value to our global customers” says Mr. Manoj Baheti, The President and CEO of YASH Technologies while receiving the award at Bhopal on June 06, 2008. Click here to read more on this topic.

W3Guru India congratulates the entire team of YASH Technologies on their success - all the best for your future endeavors.

The penetration of Internet in India being high, the biggies have started recognizing Indian festivals. It’s obviously a part of business networking and relationship building. The post “Orkut wishes Happy Diwali to all its members” has illustrated how Orkut, one of the popular social networking websites in India, has wished Indians on Diwali.

Now, Yahoo! is not lagging behind. Yahoo! India interface is showing dazzling candle images and animated fireworks. Yahoo! has wished Happy Diwali in the perfect Yahoo! way – the Yahoo! logo at the top-left corner has been modified for Diwali; as it is usually done during any special events and festivals.

AOL is also up to celebrate Diwali. They have added a nice candle icon beside their logo on AOL India home page.

Hence, it is clear that Internet Marketers has understood how prospective Indian market is. All the major search engines are supposed to give each other a tight fight here in India and it seems they all are ready for the battle.

Happy Diwali once again!

Orkut members are likely to be welcomed with a “Happy Diwali” message along with a small Icon of Candle on their Orkut Home Page.

Click over the Candle Icon and theme of the page would change. A colorful and bright profile is waiting for all Orkut members!

A second click on the Candle Icon takes members back to the traditional view. Definitely a nice way to celebrate Diwali, the Festival of Light. Though originated in India, Diwali is now an international festival and is observed in all over the world. W3Guru India wishes Happy Diwali to all its readers and supporters.