Flipkart has announced that it will be closing Flyte, its digital music store. The e-commerce giant has pinned the blame on piracy and lack of convenient micro-transaction mechanisms in the market.

Videocon is hoping to grab a slice of the budget tablet segment with the Jelly Bean powered Videocon VT10 tablet.

Google is organizing a “Cyber Monday” style online shopping extravaganza for Indians, in association with several e-commerce giants including Flipkart, Myntra, Snapdeal, Pepperfry, and Jabong.

The Nexus 7 from Google and ASUS is finally up for sale in India.

The Department of Personnel and Training in India understands this fact, and has launched a program to train people to make better use of the RTI. The program has two courses, one for 7 days and another for 15 days.

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The Indian Government is planning to set up a National Cyber Coordination Centre (NCCC) to snoop on the general populace. At the NCCC, Tweets and Facebook statuses will be screened among other things. This is a bleak situation for Indian Netizens.

Indian ecommerce giant Flipkart has launched its digital music store Flyte, which will offer DRM-free high quality music downloads in English, Hindi, Telegu, Tamil, Bengali, and a host of other Indian regional languages.

It seems that Flipkart is on the verge of launching a new digital distribution store for music called Flyte. The Flipkart twitter account also hinted at the possibility of an eBook store integrated into this. More on Flyte after the break.

Web Werks has failed to track down the dubious customer who owned the h0sting account and the Indian Department of Information Technology is yet to unearth the mysteries contained in the seized drives. A second command and control center has been located in Belgium, recently.

How nice would it be if the blind could walk around the streets without the white stick in their hand? That’s what Anirudh Sharma has been working since January 2011. Anirudh, who holds a Bachelor of Information Technology Engineering degree from Rajasthan Technical University, has developed a system called “Le Chal”, which is a Hindi translation for “Take Me There.”

Croma has partnered with Intel to launch laptop anti-theft service in India that can intelligently lock down stolen laptops and protect sensitive information.

Inspired by the insanely popular and one of the most addictive games of all time, Angry Birds, a bunch of geeks from a Noida-based company called Geek Mentors Studio, have designed a game called “Angry Anna”, which encourages online users to “Play to support Anna Hazare” in his battle against corruption in India.

Samsung has announced the launch of the Samsung N100, a MeeGo netbook in India. It will be priced at Rs 12,290.

According to recent reports, the number of users filing tax returns online this year has increased by almost 80% as compared to last year.