E-Magazine: 2012

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Encyclopedias are so vast you could spend the rest of your life reading every entry and not get even quarter of the way there before the Grim Reaper comes a-knocking. With this Encyclopedia Technica, we’re trying to sift through the millions of tech terms and notable people out there to come up with a must know list – discarding what we think you already know, or don’t need to know. We’ve also thrown in some interesting trivia. For instance did you know that software errors and bugs cost the US economy $59 billion annually? That’s over Rs 32 lakh crores! Or did you know that right until 2009, Google co-founder Eric Schmidt was on the board of Apple (their rival)? This collectors edition book covers alphabets A-E. Stay tuned for part two in upcoming special issues.

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