When you encounter resistance, it means you are moving forward. When you come across a challenge, it means you have reached an opportunity for growth. Life becomes more rewarding as it becomes more demanding. Each new challenge is an opportunity to stretch beyond your previous limits. Most of the advantages you enjoy today were born in the difficulties through which you once traveled. So revel in the beauty of each challenging effort. Give your best to life, and life will return the favor many times over.
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Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Monday, November 19, 2012
Two Women Now Take Charge of Windows
Since the emergence of the Internet, the tech sector, like the many other professions has been dominated by men. A report from nonprofit Catalyst indicates that women hold just above a quarter of the computing industry’s jobs, and that number has now declined over the past two decades. The executives of the industry also for the most part tend to be headed by men. A few exceptions to this gender biased tradition include: Hewlett-Packard with two women CEOs Meg Whitman & Carly Fiorina; Then there’s Safra Catz, who is the president of Oracle. Sheryl Sandberg who sits at the helm of one of world’s most popular companies -Facebook, and who could forget Marissa Mayer who was recently appointed to take charge of a struggling Yahoo!. However, none of Apple’s top five highest-paid executives are female. And although Intel does have a few female executives, none of them seem to play a role in engineering. So what could be a possible reason behind this disparity?
According to a Carnegie Mellon study (2002), women tended to reject the “geek” tag significantly more than their male counterparts and were more likely to say that they didn’t want computers to “become their life”; as reported by Alex Klein from thedailybeast.com.
Apparently, this had no impact on Julie Larson-Green and Tami Reller: the two ladies who now take charge of Microsoft’s Windows division, which is undoubtedly the brand’s most important business. Julie Larson-Green replaces the former software boss Steven Sinofsky, who resigned from the company recently after his crucial Windows 8 launch met with disastrous reviews and much internal tension. Larson –Green will assume the role of managing the Redmond, Wash.–based company’s giant software engineering team, while Tami Reller will head Windows’ business strategy.
It’s difficult to chart out the amount of influence the two women will wield in the industry. According to Forbes, Microsoft is the world’s biggest public software company, with twice as much the sales of its closest competitor- Oracle. According to its 2011 year-end earnings report, Microsoft’s Windows division brings in a staggering eighteen billion dollars a year in revenues. While Yahoo’s total revenues added up to $4.98 billion in 2011. Larson-Green and Reller now join the software industry’s most powerful executives club.
courtesy : http://women.siliconindia.com
Saturday, November 17, 2012
Google's Nexus 4 - record break
Google Nexus 4 already sold out at U.S.
Google Play store
Following a worldwide trend,
the new smart phone goes on sale in the U.S. and within hours is no longer
available.
Just minutes after going on sale in
the United States, the new Nexus 4 smart
phone from Google and LG was already sold out. Visitors to the Google Play
store are greeted with a "coming soon" notice for both the 8GB and
16GB versions of the device.
The phones previously sold out in the United
Kingdom in less than an hour. Some
customers reported having trouble accessing the store or checking out successfully.
Meanwhile, Dutch blog AndroidWorld reported that a planned Netherlands
launch was scrapped amid
high demand elsewhere.
It's unclear how many units Google was able to
produce by launch time. The Nexus 4 won praise for
its low $299 starting price, the fact that it arrived without a contract, and
for subtle improvements in the Android 4.2 operating system, which it is the
first phone to run. But itLG Nexus 4 drew criticism for
failing to run on 4G LTE networks.
The expanded Nexus 7 lineup and the new Nexus 10 tablet, which also went on
sale in the United States today, were still available for purchase in all their
configurations.
For a complete review, check here : http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57549069-93/google-nexus-4-already-sold-out-at-u.s-google-play-store/
courtesy : http://news.cnet.com
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Silence
Silence doesn't always means Yes
Sometimes it means
I am tired of explaining to
people who don't even
care to understand.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Dengue Fever Remedy
One of my friends forwarded this Useful and important information today.
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Life
Your LIFE is your message to the world.
Make it Inspiring!!
Friday, October 19, 2012
that's life... ;)
"Even a small dot can stop a
big Sentence
but few more dots can give a continuity"
but few more dots can give a continuity"
Amazing but true.
"Every ending can be a beginning"
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