It all started a couple of years ago when tech buffs looked around for latest technology in smartphones.

It is not the case anymore. If you are out in the market for a smartphone and you don’t want to pay a lot up front, you can still do quite well without cutting edge specs.

LinkedIn, the world's largest professional networking site with more than 135 registered members worldwide, has released the most overused words and phrases in members’ LinkedIn Profiles for 2011. LinkedIn’s most overused Buzzwords across the world in 2011 were collected on the basis of the words used in profiles of over 135 million LinkedIn users. Presently India now has over 11 million LinkedIn users.

 Here the moment comes, global search engine giant Google has released the most popular searches of year 2011. This time Google presented the searches in quite interactive format which allows user to see the popular searches segregated by Countries, regions and even by the month when a particular key phrase was trendy.

Are you using Skype for video calling? Or is it Face Time? Video calling is likely to be the big thing in the next three to four years to become more main stream. We are already late. People who watched Star Trek in the nineteen sixties had already anticipated that video calling would be default by now. From all the science fiction futuristic scenes, it would seem that video calling is the most likely thing of the future that will become a norm in the society.

India would be soon called as "the Smartest Netizens Nation” on earth, so here the time is come. According to recent survey stats released by Nielsen, Indians are simply rushed to e-commerce & social sites. This is just new beginning in the world of "Global Digital Era". Globally internet has impacted a lot in Indian societies, becomes faster than any other places on the earth. Below mentioned few interesting things to know & understand Indian market, which would be a great lead for the next Digital Generation...."Digital Age" !

Cisco the global cloud computing indexing company has released its Global Cloud Index for the year 2010-2015. According to Cisco’ Cloud Index 2010-2015, global computing data traffics increasing day by day as it marked as twice as faster rate than overall positioning at present. Currently it represents about 11 percent of total data centre and report says it will rise up to 35 percent by year 2015.