80MB with N100- Airtel NG

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Now to the main deal of the day! I believe you know this by NOW?

"Airtel that allows it Blackberry users to use their Blackberry subscription on other devices"

Feel free to ask me how!

1. Recharge your airtel line with N100
2. Send ‘BBUD’ to 440 via SMS. You will receive a message that you are welcome to Airtel BB Unlimited, just ignore the message and move to step 3.
3. Send ‘stopautorenew’ to 440. This will keep them from renewing the plan again without your consent.

 When you are done with the steps above, dial *141*712*0# or *123*10# on your phone to check your data balance or Try *440*18#.

 You can now use your sim card on your Modem, iPad, Android smartphone and etc.

 NB: Let say you recharge with N200 and do it two times, that will result to 160MB of data. 

This simply implies that the more time you do it, the more money you will pay and at the same time gain more data.

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After leaving Yahoo after just 5 months and a public scandal

Thompson is hired at ShopRunner,Computerworld - Scott Thompson, who was pushed out as CEO of Yahoo amid scandal this spring, has landed a new job.

ShopRunner, an online shopping network, announced Monday that it has hired Thompson as its CEO. Mike Golden, who co-founded the nearly 2-year-old company, will step down as its CEO and act as company president.

Thompson, who had been Yahoo s CEO for only five months, had been a member of ShopRunner s board of directors.

Michael and I both felt he would be the perfect long-term CEO, said Golden in a statement. We are thrilled that Scott has taken us up on our offer to lead ShopRunner s continued growth.

Yahoo hired Thompson in January. A few months later, he came under heavy criticism when it came to light that the academic credentials on his resume, as listed on Yahoo's Web site and in documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, were inaccurate.

Thompson's resume indicated that he has a degree in computer science, but he does not hold such a degree.

A special three-member committee was set up to investigate the CEO, his academic credentials and the circumstances surrounding his hiring.

Last week, Yahoo hired Google vice president Marissa Mayer ) as its new CEO.

Mayer went to Yahoo after 13 years with Google, where she started out as the company s first female engineer and ended as a top executive.

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Amazon offers to pay vocational training for warehouse staff

The move seems designed to quell criticism over working conditions at its warehouses

IDG News Service - Amazon is offering to cover 95 percent of the cost of vocational training courses to help its warehouse staff pursue jobs in other careers, including many that Amazon does not offer, the company said Monday in a letter posted on its home page.

The move follows criticism that Amazon has faced about reportedly harsh conditions for workers at its fulfillment centers, where orders received online are packaged and shipped out to customers.

"Many of our fulfillment center employees will choose to build their careers at Amazon. For others, a job at Amazon might be a step towards a career in another field. We want to make it easier for employees to make that choice and pursue their aspirations," CEO Jeff Bezos wrote in the letter.

Under the training benefit program, called Career Choice, Amazon will pay up to US$2,000 a year for four years for employees to undertake vocational training for high-demand jobs that pay relatively well.

The company will pay for training in fields such as aircraft mechanics, computer-aided design, machine tool technology, medical laboratory science and nursing, it said. Amazon drew from data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics to help it determine which careers to support.

Amazon's fulfillment centers drew criticism after an investigative report last September depicted workers logging long hours in sweltering heat at one location. Protestors raised the issue again at the company's annual shareholders meeting in May, and CEO Jeff Bezos promised to install air conditioning in the warehouses.

Only full-time hourly workers who have been with the company for three consecutive years are eligible for the training benefits. It wasn't immediately clear what proportion of its fulfillment center staff that would include, and Amazon declined to say.

Amazon said in November 2011 that it had more than 15,000 full-time permanent employees in its 34 U.S. warehouses. But an undisclosed number of fulfillment center workers are temporary or part time, and therefore do not appear to meet the Career Choice eligibility requirement.

During the winter holiday season, for example, Amazon brings in "many more people" to staff fulfillment centers, Bezos said in his letter. The company'sfulfillment center career hub also solicits temporary workers.

Still, Amazon's efforts appear to be softening some of its critics. Working Washington, a Seattle-based labor rights group, welcomed Monday's announcement.

"We are glad to see Amazon responding to public concerns and beginning to take steps to improve conditions for workers in their warehouses ... Amazon certainly hasn't solved every problem at their warehouses, but this is a good step," Sage Wilson, a Working Washington representative, said in an email.

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Apple says Samsung doesn't know its chips

Apple asserts there is more than one way to implement an industry standard that does not violate Samsung's patent

IDG News Service - Samsung Electronics is assuming that technology in the iPad and iPhone violates its patents without knowing the actual processes in the devices' chipsets, Apple argued on Tuesday in Australian Federal Court.

The second day of Apple and Samsung's patent trial in Sydney focused on opening arguments centered around patent No. 2005202512, which deals with power regulation during 3G data transmissions.

Apple uses an industry standard for power regulation in its chipsets, but it doesn't mean that the use of the standard means that Samsung's patent has been infringed, said Stephen Burley, who is representing Apple.

Burley argued there are variable ways that the standard can be implemented in the devices' chipsets, which are provided by a third party. "We submit Samsung will not prove its case in that aspect of infringement in any event," he said.

At one time, Samsung had a "contractual provision" with chipmaker Qualcomm to not sue customers of Qualcomm's chips, according to court proceedings on Monday. But the agreement dissolved after Apple sued Samsung in April 2011 in California.

In Australia, Samsung accuses Apple of refusing to negotiate to license three 3G-related patents used in Apple products. Burley said on Tuesday that Apple has been willing to negotiate patent licenses on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms.

Samsung has received correspondence from Apple in the last few weeks, said Neil Young, an attorney representing Samsung. Young told Justice Annabelle Claire Bennett that Samsung would provide a confidential note to her regarding mediation between the two sides.

The trial, which began Monday, is first dealing with Samsung's cross claim regarding Apple's alleged infringement of the three 3G patents. Samsung filed the cross claim after Apple filed suit in July 2011.

Apple alleges Samsung's Galaxy tablet infringes on patents its holds related to touchscreen technology, which will be dealt with later in the trial, scheduled to run through October.

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Intel, Google updating Android 4.1 for Atom tablets, smartphones

Intel is working with Google to complete a port of Android Jelly Bean to x86 smartphones and tablets.

IDG News Service - Intel is porting the Android 4.1 operating system, also called Jelly Bean, to work on smartphones and tablets using low-power Atom processors, the company said this week.

The company did not provide a time frame for when the Android 4.1 port would be complete, or when the OS would be deployed in products.

"Intel continues to work closely with Google to enable future versions of Android, including Jelly Bean, on our family of low power Atom processors," said Suzy Greenberg, a company spokeswoman, in an e-mail.

Smartphones running on Intel chips are currently being rolled out with Android 2.3, code-named Gingerbread, and are due to get Android 4.0, code-named Ice Cream Sandwich, as an update, though a time-frame has not been provided.

Lava International and Orange are among companies that launched Intel Inside smartphones with Gingerbread. Lenovo released an Intel Inside smartphone in China with a customized version of Android, and Motorola is due to release smartphones and tablets Intel chips with the Android OS later this year.

Intel has a minimal presence in the smartphone and tablet markets, which are dominated by ARM. The first tablet to get Android 4.1 was Google's Nexus 7, which was based on an ARM processor. Device makers that license ARM processors such as Asus and HTC are due to deliver over-the-air updates to Android 4.1 for devices in the near future.

ARM's rival MIPS, whose processor designs go into low-cost tablets, is also racing to complete a port of Jelly Bean to work on its processors.

Intel is a big backer of Android, and is mainly putting the OS on smartphones and tablets with its Atom chips code-named Medfield. Intel Inside smartphones carry Medfield chips, and a few tablets have been announced with Medfield. Vizio has announced it would use a Medfield chip in an upcoming 10-inch tablet.

Intel's next-generation Atom chip for tablets, code-named Clover Trail, is being targeted for use only in devices with Microsoft's upcoming Windows 8 OS. Intel is not porting Android for Clover Trail tablets, and hopes to expand its presence in the tablet market primarily around Windows 8 and Clover Trail. Microsoft has also announced Windows RT for ARM processors.

ARM is a step ahead of its rival with devices already carrying Android 4.1. But Intel is trying to attract developers to write applications for Android on Atom processors. It is sponsoring a contest where the company will award $29,000 in cash prizes to attract Android developers to write games for Intel-based tablets and smartphones. As part of the contest, users can test the code in an Android 4.0 emulator.

Google has also said it would release an Android Platform Development Kit (PDK) to hardware companies to customize the OS for a chipset or device ahead of release.

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Dell unveil laptops running Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Dell boosts its commitment to Linux

IDG News Service - Dell is expanding the range of laptops with Linux, with its new Precision mobile workstations being offered with Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 OS as an option.

The company announced two models, the Precision M4700, which has a 15.6-inch screen, and the Precision M6700, which has a 17.3-inch screen. Dell will offer Windows 7, but is also offering Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 for specific regions. Dell did not provide information on the countries in which RHEL would be available.

The company over the last few years had scaled down its Linux offerings on laptops, saying the OS is targeted at specialist users. But Linux is staging a comeback on Dell's laptop, with the company planning to offer the XPS 13 thin-and-light laptop with Ubuntu 12.04, code-named Precise Pangolin, later this year. Dell is also pushing Linux to companies moving away from legacy Unix servers to industry standard servers.

The new Precision laptops run on Intel's latest third-generation Core i5 and i7 processors code-named Ivy Bridge. With powerful processing capabilities, multiple storage slots, and memory support for up to 32GB, the laptops are for users looking to run demanding graphics and scientific applications.

Dell claims the Precision M6700 is the industry's "lightest 17-inch mobile workstation." With a nine-cell battery, the laptop weighs 3.52 kilograms.

A special M6700 edition called Covet will be available with an optional 3D screen and glasses from graphics company Nvidia, which could be useful for programs such as CAD/CAM. The price for the laptop starts at $3,579.

The M4700 weighs roughly 2.78 kilograms with a six-cell battery and is priced starting at $1649.

The laptops have optional Nvidia Quadro or Advanced Micro Devices' FirePro graphics card to boost imaging or scientific applications. The laptops can show images at a high-definition 1920 by 1080-pixel resolution, or buyers can choose lower-resolution screens. Through VGA, HDMI (high-definition multimedia interface) and DisplayPort video ports, the laptops provide multiple monitor connection options.

The laptops offers three storage slots where users can combine a 512GB solid-state drive, a 256GB SSD and a 750GB hard drive. Standard laptops today come with 256GB SSDs, but newer high-performance laptops are being offered with 512GB SSDs, such as Apple's latest 15.4-inch MacBook Pro with Retina display.

The Precisions have USB 3.0 ports and USB 2.0/eSATA ports, and the laptops can be remotely managed and secured by system administrators through on-chip VPro management technology. The laptops can withstand high temperatures, altitude and shock, according to Dell.

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Apple opens up lead on Android in enterprise mobile app dev

 Developers are rapidly losing interest in Windows Phone 7, but see potential in Windows 8

Infoworld - Apple's iOS mobile platform has amassed a substantial lead over Google's Android when it comes to which platform developers prefer for building enterprise mobile applications, according to survey results released Tuesday.

The Appcelerator/IDC second quarter mobile report, which polled 3,600 developers using Appcelerator's Titanium mobile development tools, found that 70 percent of respondents stated they are building applications for an enterprise audience. Fifty-three percent of respondents believe Apple was best positioned for the enterprise, as opposed 37 percent who believe Android has the edge. This is a significant increase from the third quarter of last year, when the two platforms were even at 44 percent.

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"iOS is basically very well positioned in the enterprise, according to our developers," said Michael King, Appcelerator director of enterprise strategy. Apple has outdone Android in security and management, with Apple offering a measure of control over applications getting onto devices, King said. Apple also has courted enterprise developers, with productivity applications and complex applications built on SAP making their way onto iOS devices, he added.

The study did see stabilization for Android, with 69 percent of respondents very interested in building for the platform. The number had been dropping steadily since peaking at 88 percent several quarters ago. Sixty-seven percent were very interested in Android in last quarter's report. Overall, 63 percent of developers find developing for multiple OSes to be the biggest annoyance they face, King said.

Developers also are cautiously optimistic about the upcoming Windows 8platform, which features the Metro UI geared for tablet interfaces. Sixty-eight percent are interested in Windows 8 and find Metro compelling, the survey found, and 33 percent are interested in developing for Windows 8 tablets.

The currently available mobile OS from Microsoft, Windows Phone 7, did not fare well in the survey, which found declining interest in Windows Phone 7 devices. The number of developers "very interested" in these phones dropped to 25 percent. The number had been 37 percent in the first quarter of this year.

Also, cloud application development is catching on, with 64.2 percent of developers planning to implement mobile cloud services in their applications during the next year. Top services include push, social, user administration, photos, and status updates.

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