Here professions that will be required in IT for 2015

Posted by ramiz Wednesday, January 21, 2015 0 comments
Finally did a study for Computerworld identify prospects for professionals working in the field of Information Technology (IT). From year to observe the change in receivables of the company about the positions that were interested in anymore.
The survey results showed that for 2014 applications for jobs in this sector will be more or less similar to that of the previous year. CEOs of various companies said that those who are skilled in the areas most successful year will not remain without jobs found it.
Below are the most in demand this year for IT Professions aligned need companies.
1. Applications Programmer / Developer
2. Technical supporter
3. Networks experts (reference wireless networks is increasing)
4. The application management and mobile devices
5. Project Manager
6. Data Base Administrator
7. Safety Oversight
8. Experts in the field of Artificial Intelligence.

The impact of mobile technology in the world

Posted by ramiz Tuesday, January 20, 2015 0 comments
Everyone knows that mobile technology has a great impact on the world economy and society, but a new report that makes visible the impact completely.
According to a report compiled by "The Boston Consulting Group", mobile technology has generated sales of $ 3.3 billion in 2014.

Qualcomm, one of the largest manufacturers of chip cell is located at the center of the revolution in mobile technology. The companies that are believed to have invested 1.8 trillion dollars in infrastructure, research and development in the period 2009-2013. All of this is invested by the private sector. The report says that the other 4 trillion will be invested by 2020 in order to ensure the continuity of the mobile revolution.
The report is an attempt to determine the overall impact of mobile technology. "The Boston Consulting Group" has examined the mobile technology and its benefits in the United States, Germany, South Korea, Brazil, China and India. Surveyed 7,500 consumers in six States to calculate the amount of income earned and spent that consumers of mobile technology. Mobile technology has contributed $ 1.2 trillion of gross domestic product (GDP) of each of these six states.

Consumers in developed countries consider mobile technology to more than 6,000 dollars a year. In developed economies such as China and India, the costs exceed 40% of the average income. In fact, most of the respondents would give the holidays and not your telephone. In China and Korea, a large portion of users would not accept had an Internet service at home instead of a mobile phone.
The report also shows the benefits that customers of mobile technology, which represent the value of 6.4 billion dollars. "The Boston Consulting Group" also interviewed 3,500 small businesses in six countries in question. It was found that small businesses, to adapt the advanced mobile technologies, income had increased up to two times faster.

The report clearly reveals that mobile technology is an engine that fuels growth, but still needs more innovation. They are constantly missed the policies of the countries that have prevented the creation of new standards, which would pave the way for a further splendor of this area.

How to Achieve the Best Grades in Your Dissertation?

Posted by Sheraz Khan Baloch Tuesday, December 30, 2014 0 comments
Dissertation Writing Services
No matter how good you were throughout your academic session, if you could not submit a well researched and professionally written dissertation, then there is no way that you will be able to score good in your final project.

Writing a dissertation is not an easy task at all because it requires such technical and professional skills that students usually do not write it themselves. The best way to achieve the success in your dissertation project is by buying the services of a reputable writing agency. Every student chooses the best possible topic for this task so that they will be able to impress the teacher and achieve good marks. If you simply hire a dissertation writer, then there is no doubt that you will score well with a brilliantly written piece of the dissertation.

A well reputable writing agency will have the writers who are highly qualified with professional degrees and who work with responsibility. Because when we order our dissertation to an external writer, the risk is always attached to it that either the writer will get you the quality work or not, whether the writer will get you the researched work or not, whether the writer has done it with all the proper citations or not, etc. to avoid these risks, the students must always seek for the sample work and check it entirely if the work is done without any error or plagiarism. Original work matters a lot when it comes to the assignment writing services because a teacher will never tolerate that you have copied someone’s work or if you have delivered work with extensive errors.
The dissertation work also requires its own formatting such as MLA, APA, Turabian, Chicago, etc. if the work is not done according to it, and then there are chances that the score will be lower. It is always good to ask the writer if he will be able to do the work as per these writing styles. If the writer has the professional working background, then he will perform your work without any hassle.

Discussing the needs of your dissertation with the dissertation writing services is another good way to avoid issues. This way, you will be able to make him understand that what should be the mode of research, what should be the format to follow, etc.

Merits of Hiring a Dissertation Writing Service:
There are some unlimited merits of hiring a dissertation writing services, such as:
·         It helps students in performing all those hectic tasks smoothly.
·         Students get good grades with these services.
·         It enhances the image of students in front of teachers.
·         It saves students’ precious time and they can concentrate on their final exams peacefully.
·         Students can pass out without much tension.


Before hiring some dissertation service, it is better to get to know about their charges because getting these services is not that feasible. Some companies do provide you with the quality work, but they never forget to charge you accordingly too. Still, there are companies which will get you good dissertation work at reasonable prices. 

Best Method to Write an Essay – Essay Writing Tips

Posted by Sheraz Khan Baloch Sunday, December 28, 2014 2 comments
Essay Writing Tips
Many students feel fear when it comes to the essay writing. No matter this essay writing is for scholarship work, class work or the assignment writing, students sense it as the hardest task to perform. Some students attempt to write the essay themselves and some gets the services of essay writing services. Writing essay yourself is not a problem too if the student has all the right tricks and tips in mind. Some of the basic essay writing tips is:
·         Choosing the topic: Choosing topic depends upon the nature of your work. Sometimes you are given the topic or sometimes, you have this choice of choosing the topic yourself. A student has this main idea that what sort of topic he has to choose and what would be feasible for his course requirements. Also, the topic shows that either you have to create the research work or a simple general easy.
·         Arrange the sequence of essay paper: It is important to write down and make a list that what sort of sequence you want in your essay. This way, you can connect all the right ideas that will define the topic without any difficulty. It is like creating an outline of the essay and managing your thoughts. Making a list will tell you that from where you want to start and end.
·         Create a statement: Writing statement before the start of essay has the purpose that reader will get to know about your topic and about what the essay is going to be in detail.
·         Essay Body: The essay body must have all the explanation and details according to the subject of the essay. Explain your topic by writing its points and explaining that what the essay is about. Write in the sentence format so that the ideas will be defined in precise way.
·         Writing an introduction: Your essay must have some introduction which will tell that what the essay is all about. You can start it by stating some piece of information or by giving out some information. The starting content must have some attention grabbing quality in it.
·         Conclusion: Giving a conclusion is equally important for the essay and by summing up that what have you written on the topic. The conclusion must be comprised of five to six lines.

When you get done by adding up all these points and portions in your essay, re-read it and check that whether it is all correct or not. By reviewing the essay, you will be able to locate the problems and mistakes in it. Check that where do you want to make changes and if the format is correct.

On the other hand, if you think that essay is not up to your expectations, then you should get the services of essay writing services or from the academic writing services. These service providers are reliable and get you some bet quality academic or general essays. These companies charge a reasonable amount as well.

Google has added the option Voice Command for Chromebook

Posted by ramiz Saturday, December 20, 2014 0 comments




To date, users have been able to give voice commands Android devices and Android Wear, but Google has recently added the ability for users of a Chromebook. To use this option should only be ...
To date, users have been able to give voice commands Android devices and Android Wear, but Google has recently added the ability for users of a Chromebook. To use this option you should just tell the computer 'Ok Google and voice commands are activated automatically.

Voice commands can be used to search for information, find locations, check the weather, etc. Normally Chromebook must be active to listen to your commands. This option has been described for the first time by a Google employee, Francois Beaufort Google+.

Voice Command is currently only available in Chrome Dev channel and users must activate a flag in the Chrome menu to access it. Beaufort has not disclosed when it will be available passively, but I thought it would not be long before all those who have a Chromebook to use this option.

10 Ways To Detect Keyloggers

Posted by Sheraz Khan Baloch Monday, December 15, 2014 2 comments
Detect Keyloggers
Keyloggers are perhaps the most dreaded type of spyware there is. These programs are of different sorts, but overall, a keylogger’s function is to record individual keystrokes that are made by a user on the physical keyboard of a device such as a PC keyboard or smartphone keypad. Now these programs can start archiving all keystrokes and sending the data out to a remote location. This essentially means that all sorts of information, from passwords to full-fledged chat conversations can be accessible to anyone who is making use of a keylogger on your system.
If you are worried that a keylogger may be present on your computer, you can use the following ways to detect their presence.

  1. Check with your antivirus. By making sure your system is virus free, you will be able to get rid of any keyloggers that may enter your system as part of Trojan attacks.
  2. Get a working firewall. This is important for the overall security and will help notify you whenever some program attempts to access your system.
  3. Download a keylogger detector. There are specific programs that are available which are designed to specifically hunt out keyloggers. If you feel that no other way is working for you, then you can try SpyBot S&D to help you out. This program searches for some of the more known kind of keyloggers plaguing the internet.
  4. Recall any suspicious mails. Usually keyloggers are part of phishing scams and are employed through emails. If you have received any suspicious email in the past yet no virus is detected through your antivirus, then you may have keylogger presence.
  5. Remove free software. Sometimes free software programs that claim to accelerate your system speed or whatnot are actually fronts for keylogger programs. Remove any such software then research whether it is sound or not before rerunning it.
  6. Check for physical devices. Hardware keyloggers are notorious in nature as they are near impossible to detect online. Check the space around your mouse or keyboard for any physical attachment.
  7. Check the Task List. This is a manual way of detection. You can get to the task list by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del on your windows.  Look through the running tasks and if anything comes up suspicious, investigate it further as it may be a keylogger running in stealth.
  8. Scan the hard disk.  Here you need to be looking at the most recent files.  If any files are being continuously updated, then closely look into those particular files. In all likelihood they are log files which are archiving keystrokes. This would mean you definitely have keylogger presence.
  9. Check Startup Tasks.  If a keylogger is running on your system, it would start running the moment your computer is started and hence show up on your system configuration tool. Type ‘misconfig’ in the run box and examine the running tasks.  If anything is out of place, investigate them further.
  10. Be observant of those around you. If you have a keylogger installed, then someone you know is probably using it to get access to your information. So if someone around you knows a little too much, that may indicate keylogger on your systems.

10 Best Android Books for Developers

Posted by EX3M Thursday, December 11, 2014 0 comments
Android is a very vast field and as with all other subjects, you need books to learn it. As always, some books are going to be better than others. There are quite a number of books available on the subject of Android and whether you are just starting to explore Android or you want to get better at it, there are 100’s of books available for you.
Ever since its launch, Android has become an operating system of choice for many of the cell phone manufacturing companies. Companies like Nokia, that didn’t jump into the Android ship are left behind and their market share got eaten up by companies that got into the Android game early on. Developers all around the world are also taking advantage of this huge market share of Android and coming up with interesting apps and games.
Whether you are an expert Android developer trying to make his/her application better at what it does or you are a newbie trying to get your hands dirty with all the android awesomeness, this extensive list of android books will help you learn how tomake better applications and games.
Keep in mind that none of these books are better than the others. There is no ‘One Book to rule them all’ here. You should rather see each one as a means to getting better at becoming an Android developer. If you are already familiar with the subject of Android, you can skip the basic books and dive right into the advanced stuff. If you are just a beginner, feel free to read basic as well as advanced books. There is never enough knowledge about a subject, so you can read all these and eventually become a better android developer.
We have listed 15 best Android books we think will help any developer out there wanting to learn Android. Without further ado, let’s get to it.

Hello Android

Within minutes, “Hello, Android” will help you get started creating your very first working application: Android’s version of “Hello, World”. From there, you’ll build up a more substantial example: an Android Sudoku game.
This book gives you an overall perspective of the android games and everything you want to know about the Google’s Mobile Development Platform. Topics include Exploring 2D Graphics, 3D Graphics in OpenGL, SQL and developing apps with Multi-touch support. It is a good book for beginners as well as mediocre developers.
Visit: Publisher’s site for Hello, Android.
Find: Hello, Android on Amazon Store.

Beginning Android 3

If you are just beginning to understand how the Android works and how you can also start developing new apps, this book is the first thing you will need in your arsenal. It will help you create Flash games and other apps on Android. With the help of this book, you will be able to create apps for multiple screen sizes, and tailor your apps to other device-specific characteristics.
You will also be able to use WebM video and other multimedia APIs with the help of this book.
Written by Mark Murphy // More about Beginning Android 3


Beginning Android 4 Games Development

If you are into the app development business just so you could make an addictive game that you want to go viral, you should get your hands on this book. You will be able to set up and use the development tools for developing your first Android application and learn fundamentals of game programming.
You can create a full-featured 3D game, a 2D game, publish the games and get crash reports so that you can easily fix the issues with the games you develop. You will also learn about the Android’s APIs for graphics, audio, and user input. After the end of the reading, you should be able to develop your own playable android game.


CommonsWare Collection

With CommonsWare you get access to 3 good android booksat the price of one. They have collected 3 useful books on the subject of android and you can subscribe for $40 and get a year’s updates and new book titles for free. Three books included in the subscription at the time of writing are:
The Busy Coder’s Guide to Android Development
The Busy Coder’s Guide to Advanced Android Development
Android Programming Tutorials
We would recommend this resource to anyone with a busy schedule.


Unlocking Android

This book is a “A Developer’s Guide”. It gives you a brief introduction of Android’s market and dives right into the coding stuff. Topics like user-interface design and Persisting data with the SQLite database are covered in this books. At the end of the book, authors W. Frank Ableson, Charlie Collins, and Robi Sen have provided some sample application too.


Professional Android Application Development

A hands-on guide to building mobile applications, Professional Android Application Development features concise and compelling examples that show you how to quickly construct real-world mobile applications for Android phones. Fully up-to-date for version 1.0 of the Android software development kit, it covers all the essential features, and explores the advanced capabilities of Android (including GPS, accelerometers, and background Services) to help you construct increasingly complex, useful, and innovative mobile applications for Android phones.

Programming with the Google SDK

This book gives you a brief overview of how everything works on Android, what the architecture of this Linux based mobile operating system is like and gives you the tools you need for the development. It also shows you how to get your apps working with Android’s in-built features like messaging, location-based services, maps, persistent data storage, 2D and 3D graphics, media services, telephony services etc.
Each section has a ready-to-use example code that gives you more than ample insight of how the programming is done. If you are getting ready to programme for the Android, this book is a must-have for you.


Professional Android 2 Application Development

The is a book for more advanced programmers that are looking forward to learn more about programming for Android OS. It extensively covers the Android SDK as well as the latest version of Android mobile operating system. You can study various projects in details in this book, which will in-turn help you understand the possibilities of programming for Android.
The paperback edition of the book even comes with CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials.


Pro Android 3

Pro Android 3 is exactly what the name suggests, it is a book for the Android professionals who have been in the app game for quite a while now and know their way around the basic app development. Using this book, you will be able to develop Java-based mobile applications with amazing interfaces and layouts.
Not only will it help you to use Android’s location-based services, network-based services, and security but also Android 3.0 SDK features, such as ActionBar and Fragments. With some instructions, you will also be able to create 3D graphics with OpenGL and custom components.


Android Recipes

Android Recipes book is for beginner as well as advanced Android programmers. It gives you a problem-solution approach on how to develop apps. With this book, you will be able to work with various Android APIs as well as external libraries that will eventually help you save your time and effort.
You will also be able to quickly develop an app using the Scripting Layer for Android (SL4A) tool as well as boosting its performance and enhancing the user interface. Each section of the book comes with its own section of real-world coding examples.
Visit: Android Recipes Book

Looking for old Facebook posts, this is how you can do it.

Posted by EX3M Wednesday, December 10, 2014 0 comments

On Monday Facebook announced the rollout of new search feature for iPhone and desktop users of the social network. Built atop its Graph Search product, the new feature will allow users to search for old posts across their account, along with content that's been shared with them from friends and public pages.
As of right now, the feature is slowly rolling out to both iPhone and desktop users only. The official announcement made no mention of the added functionality coming to Android, but one would imagine it can't be too far behind.
When the feature is available for your account, you will see an alert just below the search box letting you know you can now search for posts.
Searching for something is straightforward: enter a few keywords pertaining to a post you'd like to find.
As you begin typing in the search bar, Graph Search results will still auto-populate below it. The basic post search option being placed at the very bottom of the list. An easy way to identify a suggestion as being a post search is by the magnifying glass located next to the text.
By tapping on the query or the search key you'll be taken to a new screen returning any and all posts Facebook deems relevant.
A few tips to help you find what you're looking for:
Think keywords. As with Google search, sometimes the less you enter the better. In other words, don't go searching for something like: "that time when I was at the beach with James." Searching for "James beach" would more than suffice.
Entering a first name will narrow down the accounts included in the search; making it easier to limit the amount of results.
Results are not displayed in chronological order. Keep scrolling if you haven't come across what you're looking for.
Tapping on the settings button in the top-right corner when viewing search results will allow you to change the category of displayed results.
In my short time with the feature, I found it to surface posts I was looking for -- and then some. As of right now, I only have access to the feature on an iPhone, with the desktop version lagging behind in its roll-out (on my account, at least).
Facebook Graph Search is a powerful tool if you know how to use it.

iPhone 6 Mini? have you ever think about this?

Posted by EX3M Tuesday, December 9, 2014 0 comments

Apple has been reportedly planning to launch a mini version of the iPhone 6 in 2015. Going by the market news the iPhone maker plans to launch a 4-inch iPhone 6 Mini to replace the iPhone 5c. While iPhone 6 and 6 Plus sales are touching new highs, a section of iPhone users still prefer smaller iPhones. We believe that with more variety in iPhone 6 sizes, Apple would be able to target all users who are willing to upgrade to the iPhone 6.
Further, with the prospective launch of the iPhone 6 mini, the company could offer a better budget option for those who have been avoiding switching to the latest iPhone 6 because of the hefty price tag. Although the price of the mini version has not been fixed, it is likely to be somewhere in between the entry-level iPhones and the latest iPhone 6.  
We believe that the launch will cash in on the market buzz created by strong sales of the new iPhones (6 and 6 Plus). Since their release in Sep 2014, the iPhones created record demand far exceeding that of the previous versions of iPhone. Apple intends to sell the new iPhones in approximately 115 countries in the near-term, marking it the fastest roll-out in the history of the device.
We believe that iPhone sales will continue to benefit from the Apple-China Mobile partnership in the Greater China region despite pricing pressure. Moreover, expanding the carrier base in other countries will help Apple to aggressively sell iPhones, going forward.
In addition, the company is coming up with iWatch in early 2015, which is expected to be a major hit. The watch offers several features including Apple Pay and Siri support that distinguish it from other smart watches currently available. We believe that the nascent smartwatch market with a few well-established players presents a good growth opportunity for Apple.
Market research firm IDC foresees 2014 worldwide shipments of wearable computing devices to increase threefold from 19 million units in 2013 to 112 million units in 2018. Apple’s loyal customer base is a huge competitive advantage. The company even hired executives from Tag Heuer, Burberry and Yves Saint Laurent to develop the sleek and fashionable look of the device. We expect Apple’s iWatch to broaden its revenue base.
Apple currently sports a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy). 

What we expect in 2015 from smartphones. Top 10 flagship's

Posted by EX3M Monday, December 8, 2014 0 comments

A few years ago, mobile phones were just a simple communication device for talk and text a few years back. Smartphones changes the way we use the mobile phone to communicate and emails, VOiP and messaging systems took over the small screens. Businesses and personal lives took a massive upgrade with the power of the mobile computing in the small hands of the user.
However, the last two years have seen the smartphone going from a mere miniature communication device to being a (almost) full-blown computer. Today, smartphones are almost as powerful as a desktop Pc or a laptop with multi-core processors and large capacity RAM. They have even known to give a complex to compact cameras and in certain cases, even some bridge or DSLR cameras.
We have seen massive hardware upgrades and high-end camera sensors in smartphones from as the Nokia, Sony, Samsung, HTC, Xiaomi, OPPO, OnePlus, and a few more. However, the smartphones are now getting even smarter and more powerful than they are today.
We have seen each company jump up the scale on the grounds of the camera and hardware, just to show off which smartphone can be the smallest, yet superior, when it comes to mobile computing.
The year 2014 has seen a few of these smartphones competing in the same space and 2015 is expected to be a competitive year ahead. So what do we expect in 2015 from these brands? Will they target to be superior or will they compromise to serve their fans and keep the price affordable? We are yet to know this when they launch their flagships one after the other.

Samsung Galaxy S6: Well, the recent trickling news about the next flagship smartphone from Samsung, the Galaxy S6, revealed that the device would sport a 5.5-inch display with a Quad HD panel featuring 1140x2560 pixels. Under the hood would be a powerful 64-bit processor, which could be either an Exynos 7420 chipset or a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chipset. 3GB of RAM would be supplied for the chipset and around 32GB of storage is incorporated. A 20MP rear camera along with a 5MP front camera make up the shooters and an Android 5.0 Lollipop is what runs them all. The Samsung Galaxy S6 could sport a metal frame and could also have a possible inclusion or variant of the Edge display. Expect to see the Samsung Galaxy S6 being unveiled at the Mobile World Conference (MWC) in Barcelona, which will be running between February and March 2015.

Apple iPhone 7: Nothing much has been revealed or leaked as yet about Apple’s next flagship. However, speculations and expectations state that the iPhone 7 (assuming what it would be called) would sport the A9 Chipset, an HD or 2K display, 256GB of internal storage, 16MP or 20MP camera (since they now have the camera expert onboard) and definitely a stronger frame to avoid the famous Bendgate issue. Apple’s iPhone would definitely make its debut late next year (September as usual) and leaks and rumours during the year will bring us closer to the near-reality of the device.

Sony Xperia Z4: The Tech giant has been concentrating on the quality of the devices from all angles. Powerful hardware, excellent display, a superior camera and definitely a dustproof and waterproof chassis is what the company is focussing on. The recent spills have brought out the specifications of the next flagship smartphone from Sony. Sporting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 chipset, the Xperia Z4 will supposedly sport a 2K, 5.4-inch display, a powerful Adreno 430 GPU with 4GB of RAM and a 20MP camera. Though the Snapdragon chipset can support more than what has been put in here, the price of the device will go past the roof if they had to tap the actual potential of the chipset.

HTC One M9: HTC’s famous and one of the best devices known yet, the M8 will see a massive upgrade from both inside and the outside. Codenamed Hima for now, the alleged M9 smartphone would similarly sport a Snapdragon 810 chipset with 3GB of RAM and a 20MP camera. Sources also report that the HTC Hima could also see a sibling alongside, known as the Ultra. However, leaks and speculations have got the rumour mill churning and what we expect could be a better surprise altogether.

Xiaomi Mi5: The Chinese smartphone giant, also known as the Apple in China, has got the world’s attention. In the short span of only four years, the young smartphone company has risen to the top third slot of the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer’s list. Xiaomi aims to beat Apple, Samsung, LG Huawei and the rest to the top slot within a span of a few years. Catering high-end smartphones for a pocket-friendly price, Xiaomi seems to cater to the masses. We have seen the company pull out a rabbit from the hat with the Mi3 and the Mi4. Sporting high-end specifications, Xiaomi is all ready to launch the Mi5 in the market. With a tough competition from rivals (on the hardware front), Xiaomi’s next flagship smartphone could kill the other brands, simply because of the price it will be retailed at. The Mi5 is expected to sport a 64-bit Snapdragon 810 chipset with a 2K 5.7-inch display and a 20MP camera. The price of the device is (as rumoured) expected to be as low as just $325 (approx Rs 20,000). The device is expected to see the light of day at the CES in February 2015.

LG G Pro 3 or G 4: Rumoured to be launching in early 2015, the next flagship smartphone from LG could be the G Pro 3. A few reports state that the tech giant is building the smartphone to run on its own home-brewed chipset. If true, we could see another Apple-like smartphone in the making. If LG is truly going to run the new flagship on its own chipset, we could see a perfect marriage between the operating system and the hardware and the Android Operating System will be even smoother than anyone has ever witnessed. If we were to speculate, LG would be having the next flagship named LG G 4. This would definitely (supposedly) sport a full 4K bezel-less display with the same Snapdragon 810 chipset and a superior camera of more than 20MP since the 810 chipset can support up to a 50MP sensor. Expect the LG flagship at the Mobile World Congress in March 2015.

OnePlus Two: OnePlus was in the news a few days ago about the OnePlus Two handset, The OnePlus One handset has just debuted in India around a week ago, but the OnePlus Two has already surfaced with leaks. The OnePlus Two would sport a high-end hardware, but not a high as the rest above are mentioned. This one seems to have (according to the leaks) a Snapdragon 805 chipset with a 5.5-inch display and a 16MP rear camera. However, we are not sure if this is the right specifications or if the company is feeding the media to divert their attention until they are building the exact model. As far as we know, OnePlus has released a flagship killer for 2014 and will not fail to do so in 2015. We speculate that OnePlus is building a powerful handset behind the curtains. The OnePlus flagship is expected to be unveiled in early 2015.

Microsoft Lumia 1030: Microsoft recently completed the acquisition of Nokia. The well-known brand was liquidated with the software giant now moving into the smartphone space with the technology of Nokia powering it from within. Microsoft is planning to launch the next flagship with a very powerful camera. Reports state that the Microsoft flagship smartphone, the Lumia 1030, would sport a whopping 50MP camera. Lumia smartphones have been proven to have one of the best cameras in the smartphone category. The Lumia 1030 is rumoured to have a 2K display with a Snapdragon 810 chipset at its core. Here again, the Lumia may see the light of day during the MWC 2015.

Google Nexus: This smartphone will definitely be one of the most awaited smartphones of the year, after Apple’s iPhone flagship. Google’s personal preference and one of the highest compatible smartphones for the Android operating system, the Nexus would sport a decent, yet powerful hardware. Not yet known or spoken about, Google is yet to spill a few beans about the next flagship or its manufacturer. A high possibility is that Google will have its own smartphone factory, Motorola, to have the next front-runner out in the market.

BlackBerry Visa: This one could not be left behind. In a massive comeback with their signature keyboard, BlackBerry is expected to launch the Visa, the next flagship with a retractable keyboard. The keyboard will be the main centre of attraction in the BlackBerry Visa. Unlike the Passport, which has the keyboard fixed and the display a complete square, the Visa will have a rectangle display as usual, but a retractable keyboard, which slides below the display (on the bottom end). The Visa is rumoured to sport a Snapdragon 801 chipset with a 5.5-inch display and a 1440p pixel resolution. We are not too sure if the rumoured specifications are the final one, but a recent leaked patent design did show off the design of the smartphone.

ADAT Launches PT100 charger PowerBank

Posted by ramiz Saturday, December 6, 2014 0 comments





ADAT technology, a global leading manufacturer of DRAM and application products flash last week launched PT100PowerBank model with a high capacity of 10000mAh and twofold usb plugs you can upload your Smartphone the tablet at the same time and soon he also also serves as an LED flashlight.
With a streamlined design and easy PowerBank is easy to use wherever you go. if PowerBank is disconnected from your device or if your device is fully charged, it automatically turns off for 20 seconds.

How to make clone of Microsoft Virtual PC - Easy and Fast way.

Posted by ramiz Friday, December 5, 2014 0 comments



How to make clone of Microsoft Virtual PC - Easy and Fast way.

First Drive Audi A9 Concept, Specs & Top Speed

Posted by EX3M Thursday, December 4, 2014 0 comments

Created by Audi’s new Head of Design Marc Lichte, this is the most radical machine that Audi has released in memory. The name Prologue was chosen as this large luxury model has been created to make a new design start for the German brand. Audi has long been chided for its boring and iterative visual updates, so the Prologue Concept is going to pave a way forward for more interesting and dynamic designs across the range.
With a shape that is leaner, crisper and more dramatic than anything else Audi has in its lineup, the Prologue concept is stunning to look at. I am not sure I would call it pretty in a traditional sense, but is certainly new and different, which is what Audi really needs. With a size similar to the big A8, this Audi has lots of room of subtle touches and changes, and Audi says there are plenty.
But what we saw in earlier internet concept of audi A9 is not even closet to that model.



Some Useful SEO Strategies Used Mostly

Posted by Sheraz Khan Baloch Saturday, November 29, 2014 7 comments
SEO Tips
I want to share a list of SEO tips that I have been using through the years:

1.      Set up Google authorship for your website.
2.      Create accounts in different social networks:
·         facebook.com
·         twitter.com
·         stumbleupon.com
·         pinterest.com
·         youtube.com
·         Google plus
·         reddit.com
·         tumblr.com
·         delicious.com
·         other social networks that you know

3.      Connect your website with your social accounts. Place a link to your website in each social account. Use the same picture on each social account. This will create a name for your website around the web and is so good for search engines.
4.      Make sure you spread all the content you post on your website to the social networks. If you're using WordPress there are plugins that automatically do this.
5.      Search for similar websites and blogs and post comments with anchor text linking back to your website.
6.      Put signatures with links to your website in forums. Make sure you post nice comments and create good threads in all the forums. Build a good reputation around.
7.      Create a unique logo and use it as an avatar in all forums.
8.      Submit your site to any related niche directories on the net.
9.      Submit your site to social networks with high PR - Digg.com, slashdot.org, connotea.org, diigo.com and a lot more. You can find 100's of them around the web. There are ready lists which show the PR.
10.  Create Squidoo lenses with a link to your website.
11.  Use hubpages for backlinking too.
12.  Add an RSS feed to your blog or website.
13.  Place social icons on your website or blog so people can follow you.
14.  Add a link in your email signature to your website. It is a free and easy way to get a little more traffic
15.  Create a blogger blog linking to your website.
16.  Create a wordpress.com blog linking to your website.
17.  Write articles and publish them in article directories.
18.  Perform guest blogging on other high PR websites with a backlink to your website.
19.  Watermark the images on your website.
20.  Print your website's name on your shirt.
21.  Put some stickers with your website's name on your car.

22.  You can sponsor some kids local football or baseball teams. Make them all wear t shirts and hats with your website's name.

I will be adding more and more ideas to this list and will be happy if someone else also adds something.

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