Nvidia Shield Tablet

You'd have been forgiven for overlooking the Shield, Nvidia's slightly
 bizarre screen-meets-controller device - the whole thing felt a bit
 conceptual at the time of release, which is probably why Nvidia
has continued to keep it locked safely inside the US.

But since launch, the portable has gone from strength to strength:
the introduction of Nvidia's Gamestream offered Shield users a
bunch of new games that can be beamed straight from the PC,
while the Gamepad Mapper feature fixed the problem of games
 that didn't have controller support. All in all, it's turned into a
pretty meaty bit of gaming kit. Basically, it was much more than
a glorified Flick Golf player.

Which is why it's time Nvidia re-hyped the Shield initiative.
Its spent time listening to feedback, reconsidering what people
 want, and its come back with a slightly different proposition:
 the Shield Tablet.

 The Shield tablet looks a bit like an oversized HTC One.
 That's no criticism - TechRadar readers should know how
 highly we rate that handset.
Upon closer inspection, within the realm of tablets, it falls between
 the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 - as in not too small and not too big.
 It's also much lighter than expected and feels nice in hand
when gaming on the touchscreen.

You would expect Nvidia to pull out the big guns for a gaming
-dedicated tablet and, while a rep told us that we probably won't
be able to run Titanfall natively you'll still be able to stream it, the
 Tegra K1 chip gives this slab a satisfying amount of whallop.

The Shield tablet comes in two flavours: a 16GB WiFi-only version,
 and a 32GB LTE variant. The storage on both of those can be
expanded up to 128GB. In the US, it's likely AT&T and T-Mobile
 will be your carrier choices, though the rep said it's still "unconfirmed"
for now - same for the UK.

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Apple makes and creates iPod and iTunes, Mac laptop and
 desktop computers, the OS X operating system, and
the revolutionary iPhone and iPad.
In just a few days Apple -AAPL will open its 2014
 Worldwide Developers Conference, and everybody is
 waiting expectantly for the keynote.

Steve Jobs. Co-founder of Apple Computer Inc. Founded: 1976 "
We started out to get a computer in the hands of everyday
people, and we succeeded.Intel to Cut A Deal with
Apple for Fab 42? IC Insights believes  it would be a win-win
 for both companies. This past August Apple became the most
 valuable corporation in the world based on market capitalization,
 surpassing every firm in the technology industry.

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 Apple Inc. business for stockholders, potential investors,
 and financial analysts. http://investor.apple.com

Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computer, Inc., is a multinational
corporation that creates consumer electronics, personal computers,
 computer software.

Apple is currently the most fundamentally sound company in the
 world, one of the most recognized brands in history, and the
leader in almost every aspect.

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How To Make Online Web Album

Google's photo manager, Picasa, comes as a desktop application
as well as a web app called Picasa Web Albums.
You can find it at http://picasaweb.google.com, and you can log
in with your Google Account. After accepting the terms
 of service, start by clicking the Upload Photos button.

Before adding pictures in Picasa, you are required to create an 

album. Each album is a collection of related photos or pictures,

 and it has a title, a description, and optionally a location. 

When you create the album, you can set it to be public or unlisted.

 A public album can be found by others using the Picasa search

 tool, so naturally it shouldn't contain any photo content that you 

don't feel comfortable sharing with the world—and remember 

that sometimes, things you upload may "survive" on the Web

 and leave their marks in the future even when you delete them 

later on. The other option is to make the album unlisted. 

Unlisted albums won't be made available to strangers, but you can

 still share their URLs with friends. It's sort of in-between a web 

page that is password-protected and a web page that is public.

Once you create an album, Google offers you a basic uploader 

option or an advanced version. To use the advanced uploader, 

you need to approve a security dialog to install a special browser

 plug-in. The advantage of the advanced uploader is an instant 

thumbnail preview, along with the ability to drag and drop images

 from your hard disk onto the preview area

By default, Picasa gives you 1 GB of storage space. 

Note that you can buy additional storage space as part 

of Google's Shared Storage service. Just follow the

 Upgrade Storage link on the upload page; the current rates

 are $20 per year for 10 GB up to 400 GB for $500 per year,

 paid with Google Checkout. As a bonus, you will be able 

to share this storage space with your Gmail account.

When your photos are uploaded and public, other people can 

browse them, zoom into them if your original image is bigger

 than the default display size, link to the photo, add comments,

 or order prints. Each album can also be watched as a slideshow.

 As album owner, you can also add tags and captions, or connect 

a photo to a real-world location  .

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Google Finance

When it comes to business news and headlines,
Google Finance is one of the most valuable resources
you can choose on the site. It’s the obvious place to turn if you
want to check up on individual stock prices. But you can access
 other kinds of financial information as well.
Go to http://finance.google.com to view general financial
news headlines and market summaries.

Google Finance information is limited to U.S. companies,
 and it does not provide details on stock options or bonds.
 On the other hand, if you are researching a competitor
or another company in your field, and that company
offers publicly traded stock, you’ll find extensive
 information about it. You can test this out by doing a search for
Google Inc. You’ll find a one-week stock chart,
 blog posts and discussions about the company, related
 companies, names and titles of senior management,
 and company summary, among other things.

In this chapter you learned about Google’s many resources
 for business information. To be sure, Google provides you
with information on virtually any subject.
Butwhen you’re under pressure to produce reports
 that are complete and accurate,
Google also provides you with specialized business content
 as well as information focused on particular topics.

Go Google have described ways for marketing your
products and services—things that a small business or a lone
entrepreneur can obviously market online. Even if all you
 have are your opinions about a subject, you can generate
 revenue through a blog, for instance.
But after you list your product descriptions and create
your blog listings, what do you have left? Just look
through your filing cabinets, your notebooks, your
sketchbooks, your photo albums, and your disk
drives. Chances are there’s a wealth of information you
 have created over the years that has never seen the light of day.

Google Base (http://base.google.com) is
difficult to classify—and frankly, the name doesn’t really
 describe it well. Google Information Base or
Google Info Database might be clearer.

You can use Google Base in two ways: as a consumer
or as a producer of information or merchandise for sale.
Most of this chapter focuses on Google as a business outlet:
a place to make your content or products available to
potential buyers. But it’s also a specialty search engine that
forms an interesting marketplace. It’s far less well known
than the main Google search service or Google Product Search.
But it has the potential to be a viable place to buy and sell if it
catches on. Simply knowing that Google Base is there and
understanding what it does is the first step toward taking
advantage of what Google is making available to you for free.

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Samsung Galaxy Tab S

The Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 are Samsung's latest flagship devices,
 built to show off the very best of the company's hardware and
 software prowess.

They're designed as upgrades to the Tab Pros we saw earlier
 this year, with some spec bumps, a slightly evolved look and,
of course, different screen sizes, just in case you were foolishly
expecting Samsung to follow any kind of pattern as far as display
dimensions are concerned.

Apart from the screen sizes there's very little difference between
 the Tab S models, so this review combines the two tablets into one.
 I'll talk primarily about the 8.4-inch model and include additional

observations about the 10.5-inch version where necessary.

It's a brutal battle down at the budget end of the tablet market —
one that Apple refuses to get involved in — but here we're very
 much at the premium end of the scale. The Galaxy Tab S devices
 have been built to go toe-to-toe with Apple's slates,
a brave and perhaps foolhardy undertaking.

First impressions are good, though: these devices feel like
 they're made by a company that has perfected its art.
Both models have a 2560 x 1600 pixel WQXGA Super
 AMOLED screen, which works out at 287 pixels-per-inch
 on the larger model and 360ppi on the smaller one.

The internals are identical, comprising 3GB of RAM, 16GB
 of storage, an 8MP rear camera and 2.1MP front-facing camera.
 The Samsung Exynos 5 Octa CPU inside these tablets
 combines 1.9 and 1.3GHz quad-core processors with the
 faster taking over from the slower when required at the
expense of some battery life.

Key features
Samsung has never been one to shy away from packing in as many
 bells and whistles as it can, and the Tab S is no exception.
Like the Galaxy S5, the tablet boasts a fingerprint scanner

that you may or may not prefer to a PIN code.

It recognised my print every time, but because you need to
 swipe the home button rather than just put your finger on it,
the process can be fiddly - especially the larger tablet, which
meant some precise holding to make the function work.

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Executive posts STATE BANK Of INDIA

State Bank of India, India’s Largest  Bank invites
 online applications for the following posts of Special Management

Executives  :

• Special Management Executives : 135 posts in MMGS-II 
• Scale, Age : 25-35 years, Pay Scale : Rs. 19400 – 28100,
•  Experience : 2 years post qualification experience.
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Qualification (for both posts) : CA/ ICWA/ ACS/ MBA/
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Application Fee : Rs.500/- Rs.100/- for SC/ST/PWD to be
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How to Apply : Eligible candidates may apply online at SBI
website from 24/07/2014 to 11/08/2014 only.

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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.

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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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