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College senior Alyssa Ravasio gave up MySpace on the day she got a Facebook account and never looked back. She has already lost interest in Twitter. But how does Facebook know it can keep her loyalty?

The brief history of the Internet is littered with the ghosts of Websites that people have abandoned in their relentless pursuit of something newer, faster, better and cooler.

Tech-savvy Ravasio, a 21-year-old UCLA student designing her undergraduate degree around the Internet’s impact on society and communication, is irked by changes privately owned Facebook has made.

But for now, she says, Facebook is keeping her allegiance because of a concept called “technological lock-in.” In other words, the site has become an essential part of her life.

Free Reliance, here you will enjoy Free GPRS on your Reliance GSM Mobile phone using this new free settings given here. Just enter these details and leave other things untouched in settings at their default values and you will enjoy absolutely free GPRS on your Reliance Mobile. Go ahead and try and reply here if you got success, also share if anything improve or better you know.

Reliance Mobile Free GPRS Settings Here:
APN (access point name) : rcomwap
IP Address : 10.239.221.22
Port Number : 8080
Home page : wap.google.com

Try these Tata Docomo Free GPRS settings for browsing in your mobile. Here you will got the Free GPRS Settings for Tata Docomo, Edit or create a new gprs profile in your mobile phone for Settings for Free Tata Docomo GPRS are as below: Home Page: http://dive.in.Tatadocomo.Com
Apn: TATA.DOCOMO.DIVE.IN
Ip-Address: 10.124.94.7
Port: 8080

Aslo see the old gprs Settings to use Tata Docomo GPRS are as below:

Hundreds of bosses flee UK over 50% tax

Britain’s financiers and entrepreneurs are quitting the UK at a rate of 10 a week to avoid Labour’s new 50% taxes.

The burgeoning exodus threatens to deepen a £178 billion black hole in the public finances and leave middle-class voters with higher taxes for years to come, figures obtained from Companies House reveal.

The number of directors of British businesses registered as living in the low-tax centres of Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man has risen by almost 500 to 6,729 in the past 12 months.

The British Virgin Islands is also a popular destination, with 615 directors of UK companies now based in the Caribbean tax haven — an 18% rise on a year ago.

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Taking the no-frills mini savings account the mobile way, the State Bank of India and Eko Aspire Foundation plan to roll out the project across Mumbai and Punjab within two months.

Eko has launched the project on pilot basis with SBI at Uttam Nagar in Delhi in February and thereafter it was taken to four districts of Bihar where it has evoked enthusiastic response.

For those in the habit of talking on mobile phones while driving, here is the wake-up call. Government is likely to notify a rule soon under which people caught talking-and-driving would be fined Rs 2,000 or six months imprisonment or both. The punishment could be suspension of driving licence for six months if such acts lead to accidents.

Using hands-free devices or sending and reading text messages while driving will also be counted as offences. "A high-powered committee has already accepted these measures to curb dangerous driving on roads," a senior transport ministry official said.

The ministry, which has been fine-tuning the proposal of heavy fine and suspension of driving licence, will soon come out with a notification in this regard, empowering traffic police to enforce the provisions strictly.