Central Board of Secondary Education:: Analyst-10::Last Date :: 28-07-2013

Central Board of Secondary Education     Analyst-10

Last Date :: 28-07-2013
Age:  Candidate Should be below 35 Years

Educational Qualifications: Bachelors Degree/ MBA

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IBPS Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)::Officers(Scale-I,II&III) :: Office Assistants(Multipurpose) Last Date :: 25-7-2013

IBPS

Regional Rural Banks (RRBs)     Officers(Scale-I,II&III) &

Office Assistants(Multipurpose)

Last Date : 25-07-2013


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FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA(FCI) South Zone ::197 Total Posts :: 460

FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA(FCI)     Posts:460
South Zone:197     Last Date: 31-07-2013
Age: Max 28Yrs     Post Wise


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IIT Kharagpur - System Analyst-01 :: Network Engineer (VC)-01 - Last Date 30-7-2013

IIT Kharagpur     System Analyst-01
Network Engineer (VC)-01    

LD: 30-07-2013
Educational Qualifications: MCA/M.Sc. in Computer Science/IT/B.E/B.Tech in Computer Science/Information Technology/B.Tech/BE in Computer Science.

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Indian Rare Earths Limited -Qualifications:> ITI Certificate / VIII Pass with Heavy Vehicle License -Tradesman - Boiler Operator - Etc., Last Date 31-7-2013

Indian Rare Earths Limited    

Tradesman-A (Operation)-12
Boiler Operator-A/ Tradesman-A (Boiler Operation)-02
Tradesman (Operation)-23
Tradesman (Electrical)-04
Tradesman (Instrumentation)-02
Junior Driver-03     Last Date: 31-07-2013
Age Limit is 35 Years

Educational Qualification:  ITI Certificate/VIII Pass with Heavy Vehicle License


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Railway Recruitment Cell - Ex-Serviceman-968 >> LD: 31-07-2013

Railway Recruitment Cell     Ex-Serviceman-968    

LD: 31-07-2013

Candidates age limit is 33 years + extent of military service + 3 years

Candidates must have retired after putting in 15 years of service and have passed Army Class-I
certificate or equivalent.

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Samsung - HTC Mobiles - HQ - Heavy features

Phone Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo Manufacturer Samsung Status Coming Soon Available in India Price (Indian Rupees)

Expected Price:Rs.8000

Description Samsung Pocket Neo is an Android smartphone with 850 MHz Processor,512 MB RAM and 1200 mAh battery.

- 3 Inch Display
- 850 MHz Processor
- 512 MB RAM
- 2MP Camera
- WiFi
- 3G
- 4GB On-Board Storage
- MicroSD Slot
- 1200 MAh Battery

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Phone HTC Wildfire S Manufacturer HTC Status Available Available in India Yes Price (Indian Rupees) Avg Current Market Price:Rs. 8800



HTC Wildfire. It comes2.3 with HVGA screen and Android

Highlights

- Android 2.3
- 600 MHz Processor
- 512 MB RAM

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HTC Explorer Manufacturer HTC Status Available Available in India Yes Price (Indian Rupees) Avg Current Market Price:Rs. 7500



Place : Chennai Delhi Kolkata Mumbai Price (USD) $166.67 approx Description HTC Explorer is a Android Smartphone with HTC Sense UI and 3MP Camera

Highlights

- 3.2Inch Display
- 600 MHz Processor
- Android Gingerbread
- 3MP Camera
- FM Radio

Samsung Galaxy Music Duos S6012

Samsung S6012 – GENERAL FEATURES
In Sales Package	Handset, Charger, Battery (1300 mAh), Data Cable, Headset, User Manual
Form	Bar
SIM	Dual SIM, GSM + GSM
Touch Screen	Yes, Capacitive
Business Features	Pushmail
Call Features	Conference Call, Loudspeaker
Handset Color	Ceramic White

Platform
Operating Freq	GSM - 850, 900, 1800, 1900; UMTS - 2100
OS	Android v4 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
User Interface	TouchWiz UX
Java	Yes
Processor	850 MHz Cortex-A9

Display
Type	LCD
Size	3 Inches
Resolution	QVGA, 240 x 320 Pixels
Color	262 K

Camera
Primary Camera	Yes, 3 Megapixel
Video Recording	Yes, 25 fps
Zoom	Digital Zoom - 2x
Other Camera Features	Geo-tagging, Touch Focus, Full Focus, Auto Focus, Photo Effects, White Balance, CMOS Sensor, Photo Quality, Image Editor

Dimensions
Size	59x110x12.25 mm
Weight	107 g

Battery
Type	Li-Ion, 1300 mAh
Talk Time	15 hrs (2G)
Standby Time	500 hrs (2G)

Memory and Storage
Internal	4 GB
Expandable Memory	microSD, upto 32 GB
Memory	512 MB RAM

Internet & Connectivity
Internet Features	Email
Preinstalled Browser	Android
GPRS	Yes
EDGE	Yes
3G	Yes, 7.2 Mbps HSDPA; 5.76 Mbps HSUPA
Wifi	Yes, 802.11 b/g/n
USB Connectivity	Yes, micro USB, v2
Tethering	Wi-fi Hotspot
Navigation Technology	A-GPS, GLONASS, with Google Maps
Bluetooth	Yes, v3, Supported Profiles (HS, A2DP, AVRCP)
Audio Jack	3.5 mm
DLNA	Yes

Multimedia
Music Player	Yes, Supports WAV, FLAC, MIDI, MP3, eAAC+
Video Player	Yes, Supports PVX, 3GP, AAC, VP8, AAC+, MP4, H.263, H.264, MKV, MPEG4, AAC+V2, AMR, AMR-NB
FM	Yes
Sound Enhancement	SRS Surround Sound, SoundAlive Solution
Ringtone	MP3, 64 Polyphonic

Other Features
SAR Value	0.754 W/Kg
Call Memory	Yes
SMS Memory	Yes
Phone Book Memory	Yes
Sensors	Accelerometer, Proximity Sensor, Compass
Additional Features	Kies PC Application, Mini SIM, Wi-Fi Direct, Video Streaming, Calendar, Clock, Alarm, DRM Supported (OMA 1.0), Voice Input
Important Apps	Google Mobile Services, Samsung Apps, Music Hub, Game Hub Lite, Google Talk, Google+, ChatON, Play Store

Warranty
	1 year manufacturer warranty for Phone and 6 months warranty for in the box accessories Price : 6499

New Inventions - INPEX Invention Trade Show

INPEX® will be the InventHelp® Company’s 27th Exposition. It will be held on June 13th through June 15th and some of the companies who will be there looking for new products to add to their existing product lines will be: Skymall, Tupperware, The Clorox Company, Hampton Direct, Schroeder & Tremayne, Inc, Stanley Black & Decker, Jaden Consumer Solutions, Quickie Manufacturing Corporation, and Jasco Products.


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Facebook introduces 'Graph Search'

Menlo Park, California (CNN) -- The search feature on Facebook has traditionally been pretty limited. You type in a name of a person or a business, and it pulls up their Facebook page.

But that's about to change. On Tuesday, Facebook introduced an upgraded search tool, called Graph Search, that will scour the massive social network to answer more sophisticated questions.

Want to find buddies of your pal Chris who went to Stanford and live in Chicago? No problem. People who like tennis and live nearby? Here you go. How about photos of Berlin from 1989? Done.

"This is one of the coolest things we've done in a while," Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg said at a press event at the company's headquarters.
Facebook unveils upgraded search tool

Since it became a public company last year, Facebook has been under pressure to launch exciting new products, especially for mobile, that will help boost its floundering stock price.

CNNMoney: Yelp stock falls 8% on Facebook Graph Search news

Facebook said Graph Search is launching immediately in beta, although users will need to get on a waitlist to gain access. The company will continue tweaking the product based on feedback from beta users, but Zuckerberg said there's no concrete estimate for how long the rollout will take.

For now, Graph Search's functions will be limited. It focuses on four main areas: people, photos, places and interests. More features will be added as they are developed, Zuckerberg said.

"This is a beta product. We focused on a few use cases that we think are good," he said. "Even as an early product, Graph Search is a completely new way for people to get information on Facebook."

Graph Search delves the wealth of data already inside Facebook, pulled from 1 billion profiles, 24 billion photos and 1 trillion connections. The tool indexes all of this content and works through the main search bar you're already familiar with at the top of your Facebook profile.

For now there is no mobile version, it doesn't loop in Instagram, there's no API (which would allow outside developers to build related apps), and it's only in English.

The searches are natural language, which means you type the question just like you'd say it: "Friends who like cats and 'Alias' " or "Podiatrists in San Francisco my friends like."

You can use Graph Search to track down people you just met ("people named Rebecca who work at Chipotle and are friends with Peter"), to look for job candidates ("friends of co-workers who have been programmers), and to play yenta for your single friends ("Friends of friends who are single men and live in Los Angeles").

Other searches could be useful for business recommendations. You can find doctors, or restaurants, based on friends' endorsements. For example, if you wanted good Indian food in San Francisco, you might search for "Indian restaurants in San Francisco liked by my friends from India." The results pull in practical information as well, such as reviews and prices.

The first concern people tend to have after any Facebook announcement is, how will this impact my privacy? Facebook says Graph Search will return only content that has been shared with you.

"We take this really seriously," Zuckerberg said.

If you search for something outside Graph Search's purview, it will return search results from Microsoft's Bing search engine. The two companies have worked together before on integrating social search into Bing.

But Graph Search probably won't pose a threat to Google anytime soon.

"I don't necessarily think that people are going to start coming to Facebook to do Web searches with this," Zuckerberg said.

For now, the company will not be working with Google on search functions, Zuckerberg said, adding that Google is not able to process Facebook updates as quickly as Facebook users might like.

For example, if you unfriend someone, you might assume they would be blocked right away from seeing your personal data. But that might take more time with a Google-powered search, he said.

While the timing was the big issue during negotiations with Google, "it may have been a symptom of a bigger strategic rift" between the companies, Zuckerberg said.

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