Job Opening: Application Architect - Mobile - IBM India Pvt. Ltd

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IBM India is looking to hire experienced "Application Architect - Mobile" Professionals  to work alongside the best minds for its key business unit Global Business Services.

Position:"Application Architect - Mobile"
Location: Pune/Gurgaon/Bangalore

Total IT Exp: 10 to 15yrs

Mandatory:

- Experience in performing architectural tasks (Architecture Models, blue printing..etc) to offer mobile solution for client at least in 1 engagement
- Experience in delivering mobile engagements performing roles like mobile SME/ Technical Lead/Architect for last 2 years
- Overall experience in mobile projects should be more than 4 yrs
- Deep expertise on minimum one mobile platform - Native Android/ ioS or HYbrid PhoneGap/Worklight/Kony etc.
- Understanding on enterprise mobility and full life cycle of a mobile engagements (covering integration/ instrumentation/ security/ testing/ management)
- 16 yrs of education is mandatory


Desirable:

- Expertise on Hybrid platforms/mobile offerings.
- Understanding of network/ operating models/ challenges around the same
- Basic awareness on automated functional/ manual testing tools


Please send us an email at nihpatir@in.ibm.com.with your resume so that we can take this conversation further and get in touch with you at the earliest.

While replying request to please make note of the following, Please give the following details along with your resume :

Full Name:
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Thanks & Regards,
Niharika Patir
Social Media Recruitment Specialist
IBM India Pvt. Ltd.

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Never Pay For Texting Again With Kakaotalk [Android & iOS]

Text messaging is a relatively new form of communications for most people, but it is also one that’s surging towards massive popularity. There are many situations where quick messages are more convenient than phone calls.The only problem is the price. On most carriers, text messaging is a bit of a racket. Each message is literally no more than a few kilobytes in size, yet the price for 500 texts per month is often $15 or more. If you have a data plan however, Kakaotalk can make sure you never pay for texts again.

Leveraging The Internet

Part of the reason given for the expensive pricing of text messaging is the method used to communicate them. Rather than using the mobile broadband connection available on most smartphones, text messages utilize the same cellular network used for calls. This means there’s wider coverage, but there’s also less bandwidth, and that’s used to justify (accurately or not) the high prices.
A way to side-step this is to use mobile broadband instead, and that’s exactly what Kakaotalk does. In essence it operates like an instant messenger on a computer. So long as you have an Internet connection on your phone, you have free SMS texting.

Identical To SMS – Almost

What makes Kakaotalk a particularly nice solution to the problem of text messaging charges is the way it works. Although you can effectively do the same thing with other apps, such as imo.im, many of those apps give the definite “feel” of being a PC-like instant messenger with a mobile interface.

Kakaotalk, however, replicates the SMS interface on a typical smartphone. Conversations appear in the Chats tab of the interface, which appears very similar to the conversations tab of most Android SMS apps. The flow of the messages is the same, with user images appearing next to text bubbles, and the app triggers a notification sound and a message preview whenever you receive a new text.

In addition to texting, you can accomplish everything that would be provided by MMS. This includes pictures, video and audio clips. Indeed, the quality of multimedia sent via Kakaotalk will likely be higher, since MMS often cuts down the quality of media being transferred.
It’s also possible to invite multiple people to a text conversation, which I find can be handy in work situations where multiple people need to communicate, but can’t make a call because the work environment is either too quiet or too noisy.

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Mobile Development ----Accenture

 Immediate opening for ATG Commerce Professionals with our client Accenture.

Skill :- Mobile Development ,Physical layer Architecture , Design, Developmental experience on wireless Technologies like LTE/WCDMA/WIMAX/GSM/GPRS *Good knowledge and digital Signal
Exp :- 8+yrs
Qualification :- Any Graduation (FUll Time)
Work Location :- Bangalore
Roll :- Manager

Kindly send ur profile with the following details.

Current CTC---
Expected CTC--
Notice Period---
DOB---
Total Exp ---
Exp in Mobile Development ---
Working on Permanent Roll Or Contract Roll---
Willing to Relocate---Yes /NO

Awaiting for your reply.

Regards
MAIL CV AT: shobhak@vlsconsulting.in
Shobha
YS Consulting Pvt Ltd.,

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Why watch your favorite shows on TV when your mobile is there? Mobile TV is rather not a new name but its gaining ultimate heights apparently with many channels and online video sites going mobile. This has laid a huge responsibility on the carriers to manage Qos like video compression and optimization to maintain traffic.
The Cisco Visual Network Index has predicted that mobile data traffic will double every year and till 2014 mobile video makes up to 66% of the mobile traffic.

It is also expected that mobile TV users will rise to 450 million in 2014 from 250 million in 2010. There are several mobile TV services like the recent Hulu, Youtube, Go TV, VCast, Sprint TV and CV with many online video sites are in the pipeline to go mobile. Vendors like Ventrix, Openwave and Ortiva have come up with solutions to manage mobile video traffic.
It’s now the role of the carriers of how they will manage this ever growing mobile traffic enabling high quality content since the mobile video traffic will burst out as expected.

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RRC is located at Layer 3 in the control plane of the access stratum (AS). It resides in
the UE and the UTRAN – at the Node B (UE in idle mode) or SRNC (UE in connected
mode). RRC provides signalling transfer services to higher layers through service
access points (SAP). Higher layer signalling messages are encapsulated within RRC
messages for transmission over the radio interface. NAS higher layer entities using
the services of RRC in this way are:
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calls.
• Session Management (SM), which deals with set-up, maintenance and clear-down
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• Mobility Management (MM), which deals with all mobility issues involving tracking of
UEs as they move from area to area. Related to this is GPRS Mobility Management
(GMM) which does the same for packet-mode operation.
• Short Message Service (SMS), dealing with SMS message delivery.

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http://www.4shared.com/file/118534734/8ddb07c1/Artech_House_-_Mobile_IP_Technology_for_M-Business.html

The ultimate purpose of this book is to give the reader a comprehensive,
end-to-end account of mobile data. In particular, it aims to explain the
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