Struggling for checking the status of your pre-booked tablet????

Struggling for checking the status of your pre-booked tablet????
Now relax,  DATAWIND maker of aakash and ubisalte launches website for the customers and the persons who pre ordered for their dream tablet. There is a option for placing your order and checking the order status , but order status checking is not working yet now, i have checked. But u can access the web for checking current update about your tablet. you can access the feature of  your chosen tablet. There is enough information about the tablet so you can decide whether you want to place order or not.
Hope this information will help you.
http://www.ubislate.com/index.html

Motorola MOTOACTV

Motorola MOTOACTV Price In India: Motorola MOTOACTV you’re all set to embark on the all-important physical fitness program. Motorola Mobility announced the launch of a new device, the MOTOACTV. MOTOACTV, resembling the iPod Nano, is an Android-based health and music gadget that can serve as an able companion for your fitness programs. The SF700 is the model coming with the wired headset while the SF500 is the wireless one.
The device from Motorola can sync to your Android phone, with the heart-rate sensor built into the headsets. It is also equipped with GPS. There is a host comprehensive feature in the Motorola MOTOACTV that can help you achieve your fitness goals.

Motorola MOTOACTV Features And Specifications:

Two way link list in c

This is a simple program of two way link list which perform almost all operations like add , delete , display , reverse , etc
/* Program of double linked list*/
# include <stdio.h>
# include <malloc.h>

struct node
{
    struct node *prev;
    int info;
    struct node *next;
}*start;

Circular link list in c

A simple program that will demonstrate the use of simple circular link list
/* Program of circular linked list*/
# include <stdio.h>
# include <malloc.h>
struct node
{
int info;
struct node *link;
}*last;
main()
{
int choice,n,m,po,i;
last=NULL;

Kapil Sibal: No censorship on social media

MUMBAI: No Indian government will ever censor social media, Information Technology minister Kapil Sibal said, seeking to calm fears of a China-style crackdown on companies like Google and Facebook.
An Indian court last year ordered 21 companies including Google and Facebook to block material from their websites that could offend religious groups, arousing concerns about freedom of speech in the world's biggest democracy.

"We have never had any intention nor did we ever say we are going to censor social media, but we do believe that all media must obey the laws of this country," Sibal told reporters on Tuesday.