Why should i have to search for a job???
Be an Entrepreneur....
Yesterday in my college there was a camp conducted by an private institution. That was established(newly) by some employees of software(presently they are working as HRs). They said that "we will train you in communication skills, we will make you perfect to suit to job, we will directly send your career to MNC companies..." one thing you have to do is you have to join in our coaching camp.
Actually they are offering this course for nearly 5000students, but they will give placements for 10% in that. What about rest of them?
And they are saying that you are totally useless without having communication skills, they created a total confusion in youth.
If we will not get software, then our life will ends, isn't it?
Is there nothing if not get the software job...?
Why the youth has to do the JOB? why they have to crawl or to wander around companies to get a job?
"if i will not get job, there my life is waste" why the youth has to think in this way? is there is not alternative way?
Why we have to work under some one? why don't we become an entrepreneur?
You have talent and zeal to do something differently. They should have to have a Dream, desire and dedication to make their dreams come true.
my dear youngsters of the world:
One youngster can give employment to thousands of people with his innovative ideas and thoughts.
Starts with a single step, it is the base, it can lifts our career to heights.
Never give up. My friends those who have courage to face the challenges they should get the success. Don't go for artificial life(9to5jobs).
Be shine, Be swift and Be sharp.
In this fast growing world, shine your power. Give your service, make the world happy.....
I wish to invite your valuable comments on this...
(Thank you so much in advance and may god bless you)
Yesterday in my college there was a camp conducted by an private institution. That was established(newly) by some employees of software(presently they are working as HRs). They said that "we will train you in communication skills, we will make you perfect to suit to job, we will directly send your career to MNC companies..." one thing you have to do is you have to join in our coaching camp.
Actually they are offering this course for nearly 5000students, but they will give placements for 10% in that. What about rest of them?
And they are saying that you are totally useless without having communication skills, they created a total confusion in youth.
If we will not get software, then our life will ends, isn't it?
Is there nothing if not get the software job...?
Why the youth has to do the JOB? why they have to crawl or to wander around companies to get a job?
"if i will not get job, there my life is waste" why the youth has to think in this way? is there is not alternative way?
Why we have to work under some one? why don't we become an entrepreneur?
You have talent and zeal to do something differently. They should have to have a Dream, desire and dedication to make their dreams come true.
my dear youngsters of the world:
One youngster can give employment to thousands of people with his innovative ideas and thoughts.
Starts with a single step, it is the base, it can lifts our career to heights.
Never give up. My friends those who have courage to face the challenges they should get the success. Don't go for artificial life(9to5jobs).
Be shine, Be swift and Be sharp.
In this fast growing world, shine your power. Give your service, make the world happy.....
I wish to invite your valuable comments on this...
(Thank you so much in advance and may god bless you)
HTML5 Developer Joe Hewitt: “There’s A Place For App Stores Long-Term”
HTML5 Developer Joe Hewitt: “There’s A Place For App Stores Long-Term”
Here at the TechCrunch Mobile First CrunchUpstoried mobile developer Joe Hewitt spoke about the future of native and mobile Web apps with TC writer MG Siegler.
Hewitt is most famously the Facebook mobile developer that stopped doing work on Facebook’s iOS efforts after he got fed up with Apple’s staunch App Store rules. Eventually leaving Facebook five years after the Parakey acquisition, Hewitt is now working on his own, heavily HTML5-based projects.”
Hewitt seemed softer on his Apple stance at today’s talk, even telling Siegler that he was an iPhone man, “I never said I didn’t love the product.”
Hewitt also said that he’s heard that Apple has gotten better with regards to its often strict rules, “They’re more responsive to developers and the wait times are shorter.” Hewitt also admitted that he personally hadn’t submitted anything to the Apple App Store in past two years.
Hewitt thinks that while a lot of people were now writing native apps because it was trendy and exciting, some content does absolutely not work on the platform, bringing up The Financial Times as an example of an institution that successfully decided on a HTML5 web app in lieu of iOS participation. He hopes that more developers will follow this lead as the mobile web becomes more functional but native apps aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
“There’s a place for app stores long-term .. [for example] games are great for app stores,” he said, referring to the format’s ability to take payments and the fact that games would be most aided by the hundreds of millions of credit cards retained by iOS for example. Hewitt held that other formats, like news and magazine apps, were not ideal, “The user experience really suffers,” he said.
You can watch the video below and rest of the Mobile First CrunchUp on the livestream here.
Nokia slips from 1 to 3 in smartphone sales - Yahoo!
Nokia slips from 1 to 3 in smartphone sales
By Tarmo Virki, European Technology Correspondent | Reuters – Fri, Jul 29, 2011RELATED CONTENT
An employee of KT holds an Apple iPhone 4 (R) and a Samsung Electronics' smartphone …
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Apple and Samsung Electronics ended struggling Nokia's 15-year reign at the top of the smartphone sales rankings in the second quarter, researchers said on Friday.
Nokia has dominated the smartphone market ever since its 1996 launch of the Communicator model, but competition from its two nearest rivals and a slump in its own sales sent it straight from first to third place in the three months to June as growth in the sector starts to slow.
Apple sold a record 20.3 million iPhones in the quarter despite the fact that its iPhone 4 model is now more than a year old. Usually success of smartphone models does not last so long.
Apple unveiled its sales last week, but on Friday analysts also estimated Samsung sold 19 million smartphones in the quarter, well ahead of Nokia's 16.7 million as it was able to benefit from booming demand with smartphones using Google's Android software.
"Samsung's Galaxy portfolio has proven popular, especially the high-tier S2 Android model," said Neil Mawston, analyst at Strategy Analytics."
Strategy Analytics estimated smartphone market volume grew 76 percent from a year ago in the second quarter. ABI Research was somewhat more cautious estimating market grew 62 percent.
SLOWDOWN WORRIES
Growth on the overall cellphone market slowed too in the April-June period, as sales of basic phone models dropped for the first time in seven quarters due to consumers reining in spending, research firm IDC said on Friday.
IDC said strong smartphone demand boosted the market to still grow 11.3 percent from a year ago to 365.4 million phones, but this was a clear slowdown from the 16.8 percent growth seen in the previous quarter.
Strategy Analytics estimated the total market at 361 million cellphones in the quarter.
In a Reuters poll, 29 analysts' average forecast for the total market stood at 374 million phones.
IDC said sales of simpler so-called feature phones fell 4 percent from a year ago due to conservative spending and continued shift to smartphones, most visible in developed markets, such as the United States, Japan and Western Europe.
The shrinking feature phone market is having the greatest impact on some of the world's largest suppliers of mobile phones," analyst Kevin Restivo said in a statement.
Stalwarts such as Nokia are losing share in the feature phone category to low-cost suppliers such as Micromax, TCL-Alcatel and Huawei."
Struggling Nokia, still the world's largest phone maker by volume, saw its phone sales shrinking 20 percent from a year ago. This helped Samsung to close the gap to the Finnish firm in the overall cellphone market to the lowest level ever.
Some analysts already forecast for Samsung to become the world's largest cellphone vendor next year.
(Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman and Andrew Callus)
HTML5 Developer Joe Hewitt: “There’s A Place For App Stores Long-Term”
HTML5 Developer Joe Hewitt: “There’s A Place For App Stores Long-Term”
Here at the TechCrunch Mobile First CrunchUpstoried mobile developer Joe Hewitt spoke about the future of native and mobile Web apps with TC writer MG Siegler.
Hewitt is most famously the Facebook mobile developer that stopped doing work on Facebook’s iOS efforts after he got fed up with Apple’s staunch App Store rules. Eventually leaving Facebook five years after the Parakey acquisition, Hewitt is now working on his own, heavily HTML5-based projects.”
Hewitt seemed softer on his Apple stance at today’s talk, even telling Siegler that he was an iPhone man, “I never said I didn’t love the product.”
Hewitt also said that he’s heard that Apple has gotten better with regards to its often strict rules, “They’re more responsive to developers and the wait times are shorter.” Hewitt also admitted that he personally hadn’t submitted anything to the Apple App Store in past two years.
Hewitt thinks that while a lot of people were now writing native apps because it was trendy and exciting, some content does absolutely not work on the platform, bringing up The Financial Times as an example of an institution that successfully decided on a HTML5 web app in lieu of iOS participation. He hopes that more developers will follow this lead as the mobile web becomes more functional but native apps aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
“There’s a place for app stores long-term .. [for example] games are great for app stores,” he said, referring to the format’s ability to take payments and the fact that games would be most aided by the hundreds of millions of credit cards retained by iOS for example. Hewitt held that other formats, like news and magazine apps, were not ideal, “The user experience really suffers,” he said.
You can watch the video below and rest of the Mobile First CrunchUp on the livestream here.
Next Jump’s Mobile App Ella Rewards You For Sharing Local Shopping Tips
Next Jump’s Mobile App Ella Rewards You For Sharing Local Shopping Tips
Next Jump, which powers rewards programs for thousands of corporations and credit card companies, has been steadily expanding its platform to offer a more social experience for consumers. For example, the startup inked a deal with LivingSocial to get access to its inventory of daily deals, andallows users to use Next Jump’s WOWpoints to buy deals and merchandise from retailers like Target and Walmart. Today, Next Jump is unveiling another piece of the puzzle with the debut of Ella, an iOS app that allows you to earn and reward WOWpoints for sharing fashion and shopping tips with your friends.
Ella’s iOS app opens up a map of your current location that shows you where fellow Ella users have posted a tip and photo of a fashion item or good deal at a store nearby. If you like the tip, you can comment on the share and reward users with one WOWpoint, which is worth a penny on Next Jump’s rewards platform, OO.com. And when you post tips and photos, you have the opportunity of earnings WOWpoints as well. Essentially Next Jump is attaching a reward to the act of liking a shopping tip. Ella also features the top users who have WOWpoints and share via the app.
You can spend these WOWpoints you accumulate on OO.com, which lists millions of products from more than 30,000 merchants including Target, Walmart, Amazon, and Buy.com.
Next Jump says that in the future, Ella will include Facebook Connect so you can access tips from your friends as well. And the company will soon launch similar apps in other verticals, such as travel and restaurants.
Tough interview questions
Dems, GOP still at loggerheads as clock ticks
By ANDREW TAYLOR - Associated Press | AP – 25 mins agoRELATED CONTENT
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev., right, joined by Sen. Charles Schumer, …
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nev. listens during a news conference on Capitol …
WASHINGTON (AP) — The GOP-controlled House and the Democratic Senate remain at loggerheads over debt legislation required to avoid a first-ever default on U.S. financial obligations as lawmakers and the White House head into a pressure-packed weekend in search of compromise.
A week of extraordinary partisanship was capped by a power play by Senate Democrats, who killed a House-passed debt limit increase and budget-cutting bill Friday night less than two hours after it squeaked through the House. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., set up a test vote for the wee hours of Sunday morning to break a GOP filibuster.
Before then, however, the House was set to even the score by voting Saturday to reject an alternative measure by Reid even before the Senate has taken it up.
Democrats, Republicans and the White House, meanwhile, are expected to be deep in conversation in hopes of a potential compromise. Senate GOP leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky is likely to play a pivotal role.
"There is very little time," President Barack Obama said Saturday in his weekly radio and Internet address. He called for an end to political gamesmanship, saying "the time for compromise on behalf of the American people is now."
The outcome of the weekend endgame was anything but clear asDemocrats and Republicans remain at odds over how to force lawmakers to come up with additional budget savings later this year beyond the almost $1 trillion in agency budget cuts over the coming decade that they basically agree on.
After a brutal week on Wall Street — investors lost hundreds of billions of dollars as the markets lost ground every day — pressure is intense to produce an accord before the opening bell on Monday.
The House measure squeaked through on a 218-210 vote, with 22 Republicans joining united Democrats in opposing the GOP measure, which pairs an immediate $900 billion increase in U.S. borrowing authority along with $917 billion in spending cuts spread over the coming decade.
Friday's roll call came after House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, had been forced to call off a vote slated for Thursday in the face of tea party opposition to the measure. He added a provision requiring that a second, up to $1.6 trillion debt increase be conditioned on House and Senate passage of a balanced-budget amendment to the Constitution, which would require an unrealistic two-thirds vote by each chamber to send it to the states for ratification.
Boehner's move only cemented Democratic opposition to the measure and complicated prospects for a weekend compromise that could clear both houses and win Obama's signature by next Tuesday's deadline. And by appeasing the tea party by adding the balanced-budget amendment poison pill, Boehner seemed to hand endgame leverage to Reid and Obama.
Boehner said the House bill — before the addition of the balanced-budget amendment — mirrored an agreement worked out with Reid last weekend.
"Now the bill before us still isn't perfect," Boehner said as he closed debate. "It's imperfect because it reflects an honest and sincere effort to end this crisis by sending a bill over to the Senate that at one time was agreed to by the bipartisan leadership of the United States Senate."
Still, as soon as the measure reached the Senate side of the Capitol, Senate Democrats scuttled the measure without so much as a debate on its merits. The vote was 59-41, with all Democrats, two independents and six Republicans joining in opposition.
Reid's alternative measure would raise the debt limit by up to $2.4 trillion, enough to meet a demand by Obama that the increase be sufficient so that Congress doesn't have to wrestle with it again until 2013.
Administration officials say that without legislation in place by the end of Tuesday, the Treasury will no longer be able to pay all its bills. The result could inflict significant damage on the economy, they add, causing interest rates to rise and financial markets to sink.
Executives from the country's biggest banks met with U.S. Treasury officials to discuss how debt auctions will be handled if Congress fails to raise the borrowing limit before Tuesday's deadline.
But White House press secretary Jay Carney said the administration did not plan to provide the public with details Friday on how the government would prioritize payments.
The day's economic news wasn't very upbeat to begin with — an economy that grew at an annual rate of only 1.3 percent in the second quarter of the year.
At the White House, Obama cited the potential toll on the economy as he urged lawmakers to find a way out of gridlock.
He said that for all the partisanship, the two sides were not that far apart. Both agree on initial spending cuts to take effect in exchange for an increase in the debt limit, he said, as well as on a way to consider additional reductions in government benefit programs in the coming months.
"And if we need to put in place some kind of enforcement mechanism to hold us all accountable for making these reforms, I'll support that, too, if it's done in a smart and balanced way," Obama said.
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