Free Downloads-Technical Publications

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Sr. No.	File Name	Download
1	0DS_And_OOPinC++.zip	ZIP
2	0DS_ThroughC++.zip	ZIP
3	8051_disk1.zip	ZIP
4	8051_disk2.zip	ZIP
5	8085simulator-1.zip	ZIP
6	8085simulator-2.zip	ZIP
7	8253_54-1.pdf	PDF
8	8253_54-2.pdf	PDF
9	Adv_Microprocessor_micro_computer.zip	ZIP
10	Analysis&Design of Algorithm(RGTU).rar	RAR
11	AOAD_MU.rar	RAR
12	Applied_thermo_II.zip	ZIP
13	App_thermo_I_May-2002.zip	ZIP
14	beee.zip	ZIP
15	Ch1_12.zip	ZIP
16	CNC_MUMBAI_ADD.PDF	PDF
17	Computational_Techniques.zip	ZIP
18	Computer Programing.zip	ZIP
19	AComputer_Graphics_MU_S.E.COMPUTER_(Course 2012).zip	ZIP
20	Computer_Graphics_Pune_University.zip	ZIP
21	C_Programming.zip	ZIP
22	C_Programming_data_Structures.zip	ZIP
23	C_Prog_data_structures.zip	ZIP
24	DAA_UPTU.zip	ZIP
25	DAA_VTU.zip	ZIP
26	Datastructuresalgorithms.zip	ZIP
27	DBMS_PUNE_ADD.PDF	PDF
28	DSA_PU_.rar	RAR
29	dsf_prog.zip	ZIP
30	DSP_Chapter1.zip	ZIP
31	DSP_Chapter3.zip	ZIP
32	DSP_Chapter6.zip	ZIP
33	DSP_C_Prog.zip	ZIP
34	dsp_matlab_prog.zip	ZIP
35	DSP_MATLAB_Programs.zip	ZIP
36	DSP_T.E.COMP.zip	ZIP
37	DS_PU(E&Tc)_Programs.zip	ZIP
38	DS_PU(SemII)_Programs.zip	ZIP
39	InternetPgming(MU).zip	ZIP
40	Java programming.zip	ZIP
41	Microprocessor Interfacing Techniques Lab.rar	RAR
42	microprocessors.zip	ZIP
43	MUDSP_COMP.ZIP	ZIP
44	New WinRAR archive.rar	RAR
45	Numerical_Techniques_Mumbai.zip	ZIP
46	PPM_PUNE_ADD.PDF	PDF
47	Processor Architecture & Interfacing Lab.rar	RAR
48	Structured_Programming_Approach_MU_(Common_to_all_branches)_Course 2012.zip	ZIP
49	Web_programming_Lab_Diploma_Karnataka.zip	ZIP
50	Web_Technology(UPTU).rar	RAR
51	Web_Technology_AU.zip	ZIP
52	Web_Tech_RGTU.rar	RAR
53	Computer Graphics & Visualization Programs.zip	ZIP
54	Microprocessor-Architecture_SE_ COMP_Pune.zip  Note : For detail explanation refer Book by : A. P. Godse and D. A. Godse, Technical Publications, ISBN : 978-93-5099-104-6Buy Now	ZIP
55	Data Structure Problem Solving_SEComp_PU_lab.rar	RAR
56	DSP PUNE UNIVERSITY TE E&TC, ELECTRONICS, 2012 COURSE	RAR
57	VTU Programming in C & Data Structures_(ISBN - 9789350997895) Sem - I ( Common)	RAR
58	Hydraulic and Pneumatics	PDF

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Autobiographies

autobiographies:



Angelina Jolie: Angelina An Unauthorized Biography




Allan Border: Cricket as I See It




David Beckham: Beckham-Both Feet On The Ground



Dilip Kumar: The Substance and The Shadow




M.C. MaryKom: Unbreakable 





Prem Chopra: Prem Naam Hai Mera




Rahul Dravid: Timeless Steel (Anthology)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-qupI0uzEBIdTRTN2hPbXRRS00/view


Rajesh Khanna: The Untold Story of India’s First Superstar

Six free eBook apps

Six free eBook apps every bibliophile must try

Business Standard brings you the most popular six eBook apps and what makes them tick

An increasing number of people are taking to eBooks for their daily dose of reading. Reading apps for smartphones and tablets have made it possible to carry entire libraries in one's pocket. For bibliophiles, this means one can snatch a glance at one’s current read wherever, whenever one feels like, without the compulsion to buy a dedicated eBook reader. 

Having said that, with the rapid proliferation of reading apps supporting a plethora of digital book formats, how do you know which app is best suited for your needs?

Here are six popular free e-book readers for your smartphone/tablet, and why you should use them:

 

Aldiko

 

This app supports a variety of formats, including Adobe digital rights management (DRM)-encrypted eBooks, which is useful if you've signed up for sites which share advanced proofs of books. It connects to Dropbox, which means even when installed across devices, all your books stay in one place. Aldiko offers a clean customisable interface, and lets you sort your collection by easy tags. The multiple book stores available are a welcome bonus. 

 

Kobo

 

Integrated with services from Canada-based Kobo, this reader app has quite a few unique features. Its ‘Reading Life’ tracks your reading statistics. There are badges for completing books, reading for long stretches and consecutive late-night reads. There is also the ability to comment on books and share memorable quotes, notes and dialogues across social media platforms, as you read.

 

Kindle 

 

Available across major platforms, Amazon’s Kindle app is fast and user-friendly. If you already have an Amazon account and have ever used a Kindle reader, one needs to just sign in. The app will sync your library, last page read, bookmarks, highlights, and notes between devices and platforms. Also, the new Kindle Unlimited programme gives you access to thousands of audiobooks and e-books for a monthly fee. However, its features remain fairly standard. 

 

Nook

 

Barnes and Nobles’ offering is notable for two features: A brilliant page turn animation and a massive collection of more than 4 million paid and free eBooks, magazines, comics, and other publications. The customisable settings are pretty standard, with options for syncing your preferences across devices and platforms. The Android version has received an interface refresh recently.
 

BitLit

 

BitLit is new, but has created ripples for its unique ability to help you digitise your actual book collection. Simply scan and upload a book’s cover and BitLit helps you find a free-to-download eBook version of it. The idea is innovative and cuts down on digitisation costs. However, with the app in its early stages of development, the user can encounter a few minor glitches. 

 

Rockstand

 

Rockstand caught our attention for its impressive all-round performance. A simple interface, cross-device syncing, multi-platform availability, a strong anti-piracy policy, a social reading network which lets users invite friends, share books and reading lists, and swap notes and feedback — Rockstand attempts to capture the best of the top reading apps. Additionally, its strikes a chord with the Indian audience, with its collection of texts in regional languages as well as a variety of educational guides, question papers and preparation material for major Indian government examinations. The app suffers a few lags though. But overall it is sure to impress the Indian smartphone user.

 

All the six apps are available on Android, iOS and Windows platforms.

 

Source | Business Standard (New Delhi July 7, 2015