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Congrats, you are finally graduated from your University. The only snag is where and how to find a new job corresponding to your studies? Here are some tips for you.

Well-presented and coherent resume and cover letter

First of all, make sure to have a correct and coherent resume and cover letter. State explicitly there why you are the best candidate for a given job offer. In other words, “be clear”. Ask an advice from an expert if needed be to correct some mistakes there in. Information has to be coherent in the resume and the cover letter. Before writing them down, read the job description and carefully target it to your desire to work in the company. Go online or on TV and try to discover what is the job seeker searching for as well as key elements that ca be discussed during a probable interview.

Searching scrupulously

Depending on studies you have followed, you can start researches. Job application may not be directly answered a few days after the deposit. Nevertheless, you will need to be patient and keep on searching. There are hundreds of websites on the Internet that can provide you with job offers that can meet your needs and requirements. Search on newspapers, keep connected with friends and ask them if there is an offer somewhere that may be interesting for you.

Use social networks

Social networks can work for both personal and professional use. Get involved in professional social networks, participate in forums and do not hesitate to show your degree and competences off. Networking is considered to be the number one in networking strategy. Sooner or later, you will receive an answer from a recruiter. You can also use options such as online notification to remind and alert you of a job offer.

Do what it takes to stand out among the crowd

Human resources boards receive and have to read about hundreds of resumes per day. They do not have enough time to read them carefully. Due to this situation then, you have to find ways to make your resume stands out from others. Copy paste from the Internet can be a real danger. Online models are quite the same and using them is giving HR chances not to read yours. Moreover, target your documents (letter of application and cover letter) to the special job you are applying for. Make sure it does not contain error. You can also call the employer and share your excitement and enthusiasm concerning the job offer.

Be confident and don’t give up

Take this last tip in your heart. You may have tried everything but the future still remains unopened. Getting discouraged can happen to everyone and especially to students searching for their first or their new job. Looking for a job is a competitive market. If you give up too early, you are loosing the trade. Even if many people are lacking of motivation and initiate, let it be not you. Perseverance is important in any field of life.

By 2020, 90% of world’s population aged over 6 will have a mobile phone: Report

Eicsson has released its latest Mobility Reporttoday, revealing that the ongoing growth of the smartphone market isn’t likely to slow down any time soon thanks to increasing numbers of users coming online in countries like China and India.

According to the study, which looks at data forecasts up to the turn of the next decade, 90 percent of the world’s population over the age of six will have a mobile phone. A spokesperson told TNW that this figure was calculated “using certain assumptions about phone usage (looking at active users rather than subscriptions) in five-year age brackets and using the UN forecasts of population development, in a medium fertility scenario.”

In total, by 2020, Ericsson predicts there will be at least 6.1 billion smartphone subscriptions globally. Right now, there are 2.7 billion, with an estimated 800 million added in 2014.

To reach the 6.1 billion figure, operators and device vendors will need to attract new customers in virtually every market. India and China are currently leading the way with 18 million and 12 million (respectively) new mobile subscriptions added in the third quarter of 2014 alone. However, of the total number of mobile subscriptions globally, only 37 percent of those are for smartphones, so clearly there’s still a big market opportunity to get ‘dumb’ phone users onto more feature-rich handsets.

The report also looked at other trends that we could expect to see in the coming years, such as a predicted tenfold increase in the use of mobile video calls, which the company said will make up more than half (55 percent) of all mobile data traffic by 2020. Currently streaming music and video services are responsible for a large amount of the data used, rather than video calling.

Looking ahead to the introduction of 5G services, Ericsson said that users are more likely to jump across to the superfast services more quickly than was the case with 4G or 3G rollouts.

➤ Ericsson Mobility Report [Ericsson]

          Top 10 Dangerous Computer Viruses.

1.  Melissa

Creator: David L. Smith

Founded: March 26^th, 1999

Spread through: email attachment

Melissa, named after a dancer in Florida, is probably one of the most dangerous viruses to have affected the systems. Spreading through email attachments, the virus replicates itself once activated and dispatches the replicates to 50 of the contacts in the email address book of the user. It lead to a stop in the email system for a while until this virus was stopped. Though the virus didn’t cripple the internet network, it definitely caused a tremor that shook the technological era.

2.   ILOVEYOU/ Love Letter

Creator: Onel De Guzman

Founded: 2000

Spread through: email attachment

Immediately a year after the Melissa debacle, came one more virus named I LOVE YOU virus. It was basically a worm as it had the stand-alone capability to replicate itself and inflict damage. It was similar to the Melissa virus and spread itself through email attachments. The email’s subject says that it is a love letter from a secret admirer and once opened infuses itself into the systems. The virus is known to attack the poor system’s hard drive first, then the registry keys and meanwhile keeps copying itself and entrenches deep into files and folders. By some survey, the virus had said to have caused around $ 10 Billion in damages.

 3.  MyDoom

Creator:Anonymous

Founded: 26^th January 2004

Spread through: email

Probably one of the deadliest and threatening viruses ever created in the computing history. Unlike other viruses MyDoom attacks the search engines by sending multiple phony requests to them thereby making them slow and causing them to crash. It also could duplicate emails and send them over the network causing a lot of damage and loss to various companies.

4. CiH virus

Creator: Chen Ing-hau

Founded: 1998

Spread through:Internet circulation

CiH virus, better known as Chernobyl virus had an outbreak in the late 1990’s in Taiwan that wiped out the internal hard drives. This virus is also responsible for infecting the BIOS. This virus has many different variants likeCIH v1.2/CIH.1103, CIH.1049. The virus was responsible for around $ 6 Billion damages in total. The special thing about this virus was that it was actually an attempt by the creator to test the antiviral efficiency of packages out in the market.

 5.     Anna Kournikova Virus

Creator: Jan De Wit

Founded: February 11^th 2001

Spread through:email message

“Anna Kournikova”? The name ring a bell? You people thinking about the tennis player? If you are, then you are absolutely right. This worm wasn’t made intentionally and the creator had no idea what his creation could do. This spread around like the other viruses like ILOVEYOU , CiH through emails which depicted to contain a picture of the player. Once the mail was opened, the worm automatically forwarded itself to all the contacts in the user’s address book. The virus though not that dangerous had to said to have caused around $ 166,000 in damages.

 6.  SQL slammer:

Creator:Anonymous

Founded: January 2003

Spread through: Internet

It was a worm that basically slowed down the internet traffic and crashed multiple servers. You must be thinking that since it is named as “SQL Slammer”, the base of its creation was SQL. But it surprisingly isn’t. This worm infected the servers over UDP and fit themselves into a single packet, thereby slipping through all the ports inspite of the internet traffic and the routers not functioning. This worm created major problems during that year and resulted in a worst-case scenario in the tech field.

7.   Sasser and Netsky

Creator:Sven Jaschan

Founded:April 30^th,2000

Spread through: Network ports

Sasser and Netsky were both created by the 17-yr old German, who cleverly designed them to act in the most unique way as possible. As in both the worms were completely opposite in functioning as compared to each other. The Sasser worm exploited the vulnerability in the network ports and infected the host computers. The specialty of the Sasser virus was that it didn’t spread through email attachments. Instead, it would first scan the ip addresses of potential computers and then infect them. On the contrary, the Netsky worm would penetrate the systems via the conventional email messages and through Windows networks. Both these viruses resulted in a DoS attack (Denial of Service) and also slowed down the internet traffic considerably.

8. Code Red

Creator: Anonymous

Founded: July 13^th 2001

Spread through:IIS servers

The Code Red virus bloomed into existence during the summer of 2001, and exploited the vulnerability in the indexing software (buffer flow) with IIS server in the internet.  The virus managed to infect the web servers in the white house. This virus also lead to the discovery of another nemesis to the computing scenario named as Code Red II that had a same injection vector, but different payload.

 9.  Numbing Nimda

Creator: Anonymous

Founded: September 18^th 2001

Spread through: email, network shares

This virus debuted itself in 2001 immediately a week after the attack on the World Trade Center. Some media began speculating a link between the virus and the attack on the WTC, which hasn’t been proved yet. The virus basically spreads through the email and browsing of compromised websites. The virus wasn’t very harmful but was said to have been the most dreaded virus if the final payload had worked

 10. Klez virus

Creator: Anonymous

Founded: October 2001

Spread through:email attachment

Now we look at the “The Klez virus”,known to affect the Windows Systems, eclipsing the anti-virus in the systems and posing itself as a virus removal tool. It again spread in the conventional way of attachments and forwarded itself to various contacts of the poor victim. Some variants of the virus created immense damage by rendering one’s computer as inoperable.

So, these were top 10 viruses and the mode in which they enter your PC. If you feel that some info is missing here, feel free to comment and if you found it useful , Like and Share it! 
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                                Web 2.0

Web 2.0 is the term given to describe a second generation of theWorld Wide Web that is focused on the ability for people to collaborate and share information online. Web 2.0 basically refers to the transition from static HTML Web pages to a more dynamic Web that is more organized and is based on serving Web applications to users.

Other improved functionality of Web 2.0 includes open communication with an emphasis on Web-based communities of users, and more open sharing of information. Over time Web 2.0 has been used more as a marketing term than a computer-science-based term. Blogs, wikis, and Web servicesare all seen as components of Web 2.0.

Web 2.0 was previously used as a synonym for Semantic Web, but while the two are similar, they do not share precisely the same meaning.