Airtel has launched it’s 3G services in Bangalore, I enabled it, it’s the first time I am using any 3G service on my any phone. Airtel delivers more than 1 mbps in normal coverage conditions on my iPhone 3GS, here are the screenshots which I took from the two Speed test Apps that I have (Ookla and Cisco):
3G Test by Ookla
3G Test by Cisco
This is the first time in Bangalore that I really loved the food at a restaurant, that’s Oye! Amritsar on the roof of Ruby Tuesday building at Church Street near Brigade Road. It was the authentic Punjabi Food with that typical taste and presentation. I loved the Dhaba look and the various shops inside which all had a common menu.
Kale Chane ka Shorba (Soup) was the dish I liked the most and I would recommend everybody to taste it once.
They have the lunch buffet as well, thinking of taking everybody to this place one day for lunch at least.
Rishi has jotted down all the references and steps needed to get a Voter ID in Bangalore, act now an get it painlessly. The last date for getting your name on the Electoral Rolls is 22 Feb, 2008. Use your rights and use it for Good.
FOSS.IN is here again, going to be organized from Nov 24 to 26 at IISC, Bangalore. Register Now before you have to pay double the registration fee.
I always thought, only AIR and a few private music broadcasting companies own the public radio channels in India but after reading this…
http://www.asiawaves.net/india-fm-radio.htm
There are 11 FM Radio Stations in Bangalore and 12 in Delhi, can anybody believe that?
Today I saw finance Minister P. Chidambaram on TV saying the reservation that is already applied at various sectors has revamped southern states of India in a great way over last 45 years. Did he count how many DESERVING aspirants’ aspiration is being sabotaged every year? At least I don’t think so. What I believe is everybody in present government is blind and can not decipher what’s really going on. Why there are thousands of students, professionals, workers, homemakers, children, senior citizens are on the road these days protesting against the quota policy. This dirty politics is overshadowing the great Indian economical growth which is on it’s way. Now the reasons of Indian brain drain are quite obvious to understand. The controversial reservation policy is going to eat India’s best talent.
Jerry Yang, who co-founded Yahoo! with David Filo, visited Y! Bangalore with Yahoo! CEO Terry Semel and CFO Susan Decker.
Bangalore BarCamp was organised at Yahoo! Bangalore, a super whole-day Unconference with 150+ participation. For the uninitiated BarCamp was initiated by Ross Mayfield, Chris Messina and company in response to criticism of FooCamp which was started by Tim O’Reilly.
Here are the minutes:
Chris Messina who *works* on Flock and Tara Hunt of Riya talking on Microformats, explained it beautifully, it’s use for hCard and hCalender is simply awesome.
Chronology of Microformats
hCard Markup
Suman on NPL
The Social Engineering was at it’s utmost level 
, with wifi-for-free everybody was already blogging there. It was full of LJ’ers, BLUG’ers and Yahoo!’s.
And ofcourse it couldn’t be completed without hang out at Geoffrey’s.
. Really an Awesome Party.
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