Welcome to SUST email service for All students !!

 

Students’ email under SUST domain opened on 17 June 2012. Professor Dr. Md Saleh Uddin, vice chancellor of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), Sylhet inaugurated this email facility while Professor Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal, director of Computer and Information Centre, and Professor Dr. Yasmeen Haque, dean of life sciences were present at the program held at SUST central auditorium.

 

Vice chancellor Professor Dr. Md Saleh Uddin, in a brief speech, advised the students to develop themselves with the knowledge of information and technology. He said, you will need not go outside but earn money along with your study if you can gather basic knowledge of computer and the internet. We will stand by you but you have to be enthusiastic.   

 

Professor Dr. Muhammed Zafar Iqbal urged students to be respectful during the use of an email address under the domain of this university website.

 

Abu Awal Md Shoeb, lecturer of CSE department acted as a moderator of the program where more than one thousand students were present.  

 

It is mentionable that the students holding email addresses under SUST domain will enjoy the free use of Microsoft products when they will not be available free of cost after June 2013.

About SUSTHome Act Map History Mission ContactAcademicsSchool Library Institutes Faculty Members SyllabusAdministrationVC Office Treasurer's Office Dormitories Registrar's Office OtherAdmissionGraduate Undergraduate Admission Test 2013-14 OthersResearchPublications Labs Centers Conferences Online JournalsCampusCultural Environment Living Muktijuddha CornerQuick LinkDownloads Noticeboard HEQEP ePayment© 2014 SUST

Apple looking to build mobile-payments service, report says

(Credit:James Martin/CNET )

Apple already lets users buy music, books, and apps through an iTunes account. But the tech giant has plans to expand its mobile-payment efforts, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.

Citing anonymous sources, the report says Apple is exploring moving beyond the realm of digital goods and letting users pay for physical goods and services -- such as clothes or a taxi ride -- with an iTunes account. The Journal says Eddy Cue, the Apple executive in charge of iTunes and the App Store, has already met with industry executives to discuss the topic.

Related postsGoogle, Samsung strike patent cross-licensing dealWatch the first public Macintosh demo in newly released videoEarly Macintosh developer: We would have worked for freeApple has the Mac to thank for its next generation of devices Facebook bites back

The company has also moved Jennifer Bailey, a longtime executive who is running the company's online store, into a new role building the payments business, the article said.

Expanding into a mobile-payments business would leverage the hundreds of millions of credit cards Apple already has on file thanks to iTunes. The move would put the company in direct competition with services like Stripe and eBay's PayPal.

The space has been heating up of late. Stripe recently raised $80 million in funding, at a valuation of $1.75 billion. And activist investor Carl Icahn has also called for eBay to spin off PayPal. Later, he said Apple would make a good suitor for the mobile-payments service.

Apple did not immediately return a request for comment. We'll update this post if we hear back.

Topics: Apple Corporate, iTunes Tags: Apple, Carl Icahn, PayPal, Stripe

AWS Unveils New Data Warehouse Service

Two options are now offered in AWS Redshift data warehouses, Dense Compute nodes and Dense Storage nodes. Compute nodes can provision higher performance data warehouses, while Storage nodes, using hard disk drives, enable low-cost data warehouses. Dense Compute is for customers whose data warehouse is under 500 GB. 
Related Topics