Nokia Lumia 530-Mainguyen

the new Nokia Lumia 530 specs are to be believed, the phone
 will be a fairly minor upgrade over the current Lumia 520.
The screen is still 4" big but with 480 x 854 resolution, a
minor change from 480 x 800 to bring it to 16:9 aspect ratio.
 This one will have ClearBlack tech though, which might make
 a big difference in sunlight legibility. The chipset has been moved
to a Snapdragon 200 with a quad-core 1.2GHz processor,
presumably Cortex-A7 but could be an A5 too. In either case
 we're not sure it's much of an upgrade over a dual-core Krait.

The built-in storage has been cut in half 4GB and the RAM is
still at 512MB. The Nokia Lumia 530 will reportedly the same
5MP / 720p camera as its predecessor and the same
1,430mAh battery. A compass has been added to the limited
sensor array of the Lumia 520, but on the downside the
phone grew thicker - 11.7mm, up from 9.9mm. The specs of the
 site confirm the 530 is a dual-SIM device the FCC already
certified it.

 It will be available in Grey, White, Orange and Green. The image
 on the product page shows a blue phone, so it's either a
placeholder image or there's one more color option. Keep
in mind those specs might be wrong, previously we were
seeing rumors of a 4.3" screen. However the dimensions
from the FCC match with those of Mainguyen - 119.7 x 62.3mm,
 practically the same as the Lumia 520 so chances of a bigger
screen are slim.

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Search Engines Connotation

Effective SEO

Effective SEO requires a basic understanding of how the pieces

 of search engine technology fit together.

A search engine, such as Google, implements four basic

 mechanisms:

• Discovery, meaning finding web sites. This is
   accomplished using software that travels down web links
   which is sometimes called a bot, webbot, or robot.
• Storage of links, page summaries, and related information. 
   Google calls the systems used for this purpose its index servers.
• Ranking, used to order stored pages by how important they 
  are. Google uses a complex mechanism called PageRank to 
  accomplish this task.
• Return of results, used to organize the display of search 
  results, based on ranking, in response to a specific user search query.

Discovery, Storage, Ranking, and Return -DSRR- are all

 important to SEO. In particular, you'll need to have a basic grasp 

of Discovery and Ranking in order to be effective with

 SEO implementationso these mechanisms.

Paid listings take several forms. Some search engines but not 

 Google accept pay for play search fees. Some consumer 

advocates frown upon these niche search engines because

 the appearance of a natural search result that is actually a

 paid listing can be confusing.

Googleand other first tier search enginestake the high road. 

If you purchase an advertisement keyed to search terms using

 Google AdWords, when your ad appears in response to a

 search query, it will be separate from the natural listings and

 clearly marked as sponsored.

some web sites do just fine without consciously considering 

SEO. But by consciously developing a plan that incorporates

 SEO into your web sites and web pages, your web 

properties will outrank others that do not.

http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2012/10/search-ranking-algorithm-social-sharing.html

http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2012/10/seo-research-and-analysis.html

http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2012/10/seoo-traffic-sources.html

http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2012/10/top-search-engine-ranking-factors.html

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http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2013/01/selecting-data-in-php.html

http://seo-tips-tech.blogspot.com/2013/01/seo-companies-india.html

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Acer Aspire E1

 Acer has proved with past Aspire notebooks, not to mention its impressive
Chromebooks, that budget can be beautiful when it comes to laptops.
 And the Acer Aspire E1 does have plenty going for it in addition to its flaws.

The E1 bears comparing to some of its contemporaries, but it's more
 expensive than the Toshiba Satellite S50D and lacks the draw of the
Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 14's rotating hinge.

So, the question is: can a friendly price, solid performance and
 adequate features make up for a couple of glaring flaws that
can make even simple tasks – like browsing the internet or
 reading a document.

It's necessary to mention this now, because it just might be a deal
 breaker, no matter what else the E1 has to offer. The trackpad is
responsive enough when it comes to the most simple task: moving
 the cursor around. But when it comes to doing anything else,
the surface falls well short, despite its pleasant texture.

Using two fingers to scroll is terribly finicky, with the pad either
 not recognizing what you're trying to do or actually somehow
registering a lengthy scroll in the wrong direction. It's bad enough
 that you may find yourself simply using the arrow keys to scroll,
 like it's 1999, or even manually grabbing the scroll bar with
the mouse pointer – like some kind of barbarian.

Even worse, depending on what you're used to, the Aspire
E1's mouse button is downright archaic. The single bar along
 the trackpad is actually divided into two buttons though you
 can't tell from looking at it, and astonishingly there's about
an inch in the middle that doesn't click at all.

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Lenovo ThinkPad 10

the ThinkPad 10 comes kitted out with an impressive compliment
of accessories, including a keyboard, a desktop dock, and a cover
 for the tablet itself. We'll take a closer look at these peripherals later,
 but the keyboard and the dock are particularly interesting because
 of the enhanced mobile and desktop modes they enable.

Perhaps the most important attribute of this system, however, is its
 size and weight. Not surprisingly, the slate itself is the same size
as most other tablets. But when paired with the optional keyboard
 accessory, it doubles in thickness, roughly to the size of a slim
Ultrabook. Even better, it weighs in at just under 1.5 pounds.

One final note: unlike Lenovo's Yoga and Flex lines, the ThinkPad 10 is a dedicated tablet first, and simply mounts onto a keyboard. As such, it lacks the flexibility and the variable screen positions that these other two Lenovo laptop hybrid lines possess.

CPU: 1.59GHz Intel Atom Z3795 (quad-core, 2MB cache,
 up to 2.39GHz with Turbo Boost)
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics (7th generation)
Memory: 2GB DDR3 (1,067MHz)
Storage: 64GB
Display: 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 IPS, 10-finger touchscreen
Cameras: Rear 8MP, front 2MP
Ports: micro HDMI-out, USB 2.0, microSD, audio jack, digitizer socket
Size: 10.1 x 6.96 x 0.35 inches (W x D x H)
Weight: 1.3 pounds

Intel's new SoC is the star of this showing. Released early this year
 on Intel's Bay Trail-T platform, the Atom Z3795 is a quad-core
 CPU. The chip is clocked is 1.59GHz, which is peppy in comparison
 to other tablet-based CPUs, and can burst up to 2.39GHz. The end result is surprising levels of performance when performing intermediate tasks, even more
 surprising power conservation, and (in theory at least) a lack of any significant heat output.

The Z3795's integrated Intel HD graphics reinforce this SoC's
 smart design. Intel's 7th generation onboard graphics processor –
known more commonly as HD Graphics 4000 in laptops – won't handle current PC games in any way, shape or form. But it is capable of running the ThinkPad 10's
 1920 x 1200 display without draining the battery.
 In fact, it can even display up to 2560 x 1600 pixels
without sweating too much.

Aside from all that, this is a fairly standard loadout for a tablet
 device. My initial reaction upon seeing that TechRadar's review
 copy had 2GB of memory was that this was going to be too
 little system RAM. Thankfully, you can pay up to double the RAM capacity.

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Xiaomi Mi4 smartphone

The Xiaomi Mi4 new flagship is coming out tomorrow, but thanks to
a series of leaks we got to learn most there is to know about it a day
 early. A bunch of live photos surfaced today, along with detailed
specs and even press renders of the device. A post on a mobile
forum revealed that the upcoming Xiaomi Mi4 will be running on
 the Android 4.4 KitKat-based MIUI v6 OS and feature the potent
Snapdragon 805 chipset. That latter comes complete with four
Krait 450 cores running at 2.5GHz, Adreno 420 GPU and 3GB
 of RAM and promises unmatched performance.

 Xiaomi Mi4 official press renders The smartphone is built around
 a 5.5" screen of 1080p resolution and features a 13MP primary
 snapper and an 8MP front-facer. It will come with 16GB of storage,
 though it's still unclear if that's expandable and will be offered in
 either black or white. Connectivity department is said to feature
 4G LTE as well as 42Mbps HSPA, Bluetooth 4.0, microUSB 2.0,
dual-band Wi-Fi and GPS. An FM radio receiver will also be
onboard the Xiaomi Mi4. The smartphone is said to draw its
power from a 3,050 mAh juice pack. Xiaomi Mi4 live photos
 There were some speculations that Xiaomi will go for a metal
 body for its new flagship, but that was officially denied by the
company's VP Li Wanqiang on his Weibo account.

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Job at STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION

STAFF SELECTION COMMISSION

SSC recruitment to the following posts for Data Entry Operator
 DEO and Lower Division Clerk- LDC:

• Data Entry Operator DEO) / Lower Division Clerk LDC : 
    No. of posts will be determined in due course, Pay Scale :
   Rs.5200-20200 Grade Pay Rs.2400/- for DEO and Rs.1900/- 
  for LDC, Age : 18-27 years as on 01/08/2014,  Qualification : 
  12th Standard Pass or equivalent.

Fee: Rs. 100/- No fee for SC/ST/PH/Women and Ex-Serviceman to be
 deposited in SBI cash by challan or by Online in SBI.

How to Apply : Apply Online or Offline on or before 19/08/2014
26/08/2014 for candidates from far-flung areas.  Send your Applications
to any Regional Director of SSC where you want to have your examination centre.  OR

You can also Apply in  Online from at SSC website at http://www.ssconline.nic.in/    and http://ssconline2.nic.in up to 19/08/2014.

View Details:http://ssc.nic.in/notice/examnotice/CHSLE-2014%20%20Notice%20E.pdf

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Probationary Officers Job at Institute of Banking Personnel Selection

Institute of Banking Personnel Selection
IBPS wants  Probationary Officers/ Management Trainees
 posts twice in a year for their requirements. 


IBPS as a per-requisites for selection of personnel for
 Probationary Officers (PO)/ Management Trainees posts
 in the following 21 Public Sector Bank on .

Probationary Officer/ Management Trainee posts :

• Age : 20-30 years, age relaxation as per rules for 
• SC/ST/OBC/ PWDs/ Ex.-SM
• Qualification : Graduate in any discipline.

Application Fee : Rs.600/- Rs.100/-  SC/ST/PWD candidates
 to be paid Online or to be deposited in any CBS branch of
following 7 banks - Bank of Baroda, Bank of India, Bank of
Maharashtra
, Central Bank of India, Indian Overseas Bank, Punjab
National Bank, United Bank of India 

How to Apply  :  Candidates need to apply Online at
 IBS website from 22/07/2014 to 11/08/2014 only.

View Details: http://ibps.in/career_pdf/CWE_PO_MT_IV_27_06_2014.pdf  

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Windows Phone 8.1-now

lthough Windows Phone 8.1 has been out for a while now, there
 are still a few complementary features that weren't included with
 the upgrade's rollout. One of the more interesting promised features
 teased by Microsoft is a new lockscreen experience.
The new API for the lock-screen is going to be a piece of software
 you'll have to install separately, and won't be built into the OS itself.
 So what's the big deal about the new lockscreen? Apparently it is
 going to add a greater degree of customization to Windows Phone
 devices. This is good news for an OS that has, often-times, been
deemed a bit too homogenous from device to device;
Windows Phones more or less all act the same. There are some
limitations for the updated Lockscreen, however. If you're rocking a
 Windows Phone with less than 1GB of RAM, then you're going to
 be out of luck, as you'll need at least a gig of memory to use the new
 feature. Also, the new lockscreen only plays nice with English
 language settings.

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Samsung Galaxy Note 4

upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phablet. The APKs can give
 us a good hint at some upcoming features that'll be avaible on the
 phone. Some of these seem par the course and utterly mundane:
 "VoiceNote4t" and "SamsungMusic_20" are fairly self-explanatory,
but there are a few APKs on here that are interesting.

 The "SStudio_WQHD" APK suggests that the Galaxy Note 4
 will be packing a QHD display. "SHealth3_5" just reaffirms
Samsung's commitment to its health-tracking software, along
 with the Korean manufacturer's commitment to photography
as evinced by its inclusion of the "OutOfFocusViewer", "PhotoStudio",
and "SmartSelfShot" APKs. There are some enigmatic ones as well,
such as "HermesService" and "VRSVC", which could very well be
 support for Samsung's upcoming VR headset.

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LG G3 Mini

The LG G3 S got its user manual leaked a few hours ago.
 Then it came out that it was certified for sale by the relevant
Chinese authorities, a process which yielded a few low-quality
 pictures of the device. However, it turns out that the second
biggest independent phone seller in Russia, Svyaznoy, already
 has the G3 S up for pre-order on its website. Its page comes
 complete with a full spec list, as well as pricing and the first ever
 official renders of the new phone. LG G3 S The LG G3 S
 therefore has a 5-inch 720p touchscreen, an 8 MP rear camera,
and a 1.3 MP front camera. The rear snapper has a single-LED
 flash, but it also appears to keep the bigger G3's laser focus system.

 The rear-mounted buttons are pretty much identical to those
of the G3 too. The new phone is powered by a 2540 mAh
battery, and things are run by a 1.2 GHz quad-core processor,
 which is paired with 1GB of RAM. Internal storage space sits
 at 8GB, though it's expandable through microSD cards.

The model that's due to be sold in Russia has 3G support no LTE
 and dual-SIM functionality. That said, given its history, LG will
probably have a few different SKUs for different parts of the world,
 so do expect at least one of those to feature 4G. The G3 S runs
Android 4.4 KitKat from the get-go, and its dimensions are
 137.75 x 69.6 x 10.3 mm. Its price in Russia is going to be RUB
 13,990 or around $406 or €300 at the current exchange rates.

For comparison's sake, note that the 'full size' G3 is sold in
Russia for around RUB 29,990 $871 or €644.
So the G3 S seems to be a more decently priced midranger
than, say, the Samsung Galaxy S5 Mini.

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