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Samsung Introduces 3 GB RAM For Mobile Devices, Note 3 May See It First

Samsung Introduces 3 GB RAM For Mobile Devices, Note 3 May See It First

These RAM units are relatively thin, and should provide for high-end video playback and better multi-tasking on smartphones. - by www.openvideotutorial.com

Samsung has officially announced a new 3 GB RAM for smartphones that claims to offer a high-quality Full HD video playback and better multi-tasking. Samsung says the mass production of these new LPDDR3 RAMs, boasting of transfer speed of data up to 2133 Mbps, have begun. These memory chips will make it to devices by the end of the year.

The 3 GB RAM is contained inside 20 nanometer class 4 GB LPDDR3 chips. The entire set up is just 0.8 mm in height and the 20 nm thickness, making it really compact. With this increase in internal space, a handset makers can added bigger battery within any phone.

Samsung's new RAM is also said to support advanced LTE, but its usefulness will need a real-world test. This high-end 3 GB RAM from Samsung could soon have competitors, as there are reports of the Ubuntu Edge multi-boot smartphone with at least 4 GB of RAM. However, we expect Samsung to release devices with 3 GB RAM soon, possibly starting with the GALAXY Note 3, before Ubuntu Edge goes official.

Rate of employment in India gradually moving south

About 1/3rd to 1/5th of around a million students in India are finding themselves jobless. These graduates, after receiving their degree from any of the innumerable engineering colleges of the nation (offering unheard degrees) have to avail jobs in such an industry where there is a flood of the talent pool. Some are even compelled to enter industries that are much below their technical abilities.

                                         

Estimates say that India educates around 1.5 million engineers and interestingly the number is than China and US together. The primary reason for unemployment is sectors like Information Technology and Manufacturing have reduced their number of intake. Nasscom predicts that the Indian IT industry which once used to a suck 50-75% of these graduates is gradually hiring less year by year and this year the number would be 50,000 less than the previous. The manufacturing industry has also similar prospects.

                        

AICTE says the number of engineering colleges has doubled from 1,511 in 2006-07. The entire ecosystem was built to nosh the IT industry but the jobs have not been able to keep pace with the number of graduates, said MD of Kelly Services, Kamal Karanth. When top institutes like IIT Bombay have been able to provide placements to almost all their students but colleges like Amity School of Engineering have their placements quiet. Some students who passed last year are yet to get their joining dates.

Students are becoming a part of the economic as well as the social strain of the nation and getting themselves indulged in underpaid jobs for which their qualifications are above par. While few students’ expectation have turned into crime, many others are committing suicide and the impact is going to be witnessed more vigorously in future says HR chief of Wipro. The strategies of companies are also changing; instead of looking into what you know they search for what you can do. The worldwide economic slowdown is also putting an impact, some experts believe.

source - newsmate

Sony names devices that will (eventually) see Android 4.3

Sony names devices that will (eventually) see Android 4.3

By Stefan Constantinescu

With Android 4.3 being less than 24 hours old, it's nice to see manufacturers already addressing concerns about whether all those under-the-hood tweaks will reach their devices. On Sony Mobile's website, the company confirms that the Xperia Z, Xperia ZL, Xperia ZR, Xperia Tablet Z, Xperia SP and Xperia Z Ultra will get Android 4.3, though a concrete timetable hasn't been provided. Furthermore, if you own an Xperia ZR or Tablet Z, then consider yourself lucky, because you'll see Android 4.2 hit your device next month, making the wait for 4.3 that much more bearable. So yes, a Nexus might get its updates quicker, but can it receive them in the bath?

Facebook Q2 revenue grows 53%

Facebook Q2 revenue grows 53%

Facebook's revenue in the second quarter increased 53%, surpassing Wall Street targets, as the internet company continued to grow its mobile ads business.

Shares of Facebook jumped 17% to $30.59 in after hours trading on Wednesday.

The world's No. 1 online social network said it earned $333 million in net income, or 13 cents a share, versus a net loss of $157 million, or 8 cents a share, in the year ago period.

Excluding certain items, Facebook said it earned 19 cents a share.

Facebook's $1.813 billion in second-quarter revenue was above the average analyst expectation of $1.618 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S. Facebook had $1.184 billion in revenue in the year ago period.

The company said that mobile ads accounted for roughly 41% of its total ad revenue in the second quarter, up from 30% in the first quarter of the year.

Internet giants condemn internet spying

Internet security has been a tough ask in recent days. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Google chief Larry Page condemned internet spying and want government of all nations to investigate about frauds on the internet.

Larry Page said in an interview that they are quite acquainted with the US government’s policy of actions for safeguarding their citizens. As of now the government has full freedom on the level of secrecy online. He also laid spotlight on Google’s refusal which permitted US intelligence agencies to make data mining on its servers.

Mark Zuckerberg hinted similar things in a statement earlier today. He said that his company has never allowed direct access to its servers to any government. He also stated that no government has ever issued court orders asking them for information in the database and if they asked they have fought aggressively against it. Both the companies denied taking part in PRISM which allowed NSA and FBI to breakthrough the servers. They also denied to join any program that would allow any government to get direct access of servers.

Barrack Obama’s top secret intelligence briefing has been using PRISM since 2007 as a tool to get database informations of various companies, said both the companies. Google often publishes a report on request of governments for data and the way they are handled. Zuckerberg concluded saying that they strongly encourage governments to keep common people safe online.

source :- newsmate