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Universities play a pivotal role in the formative phase of a life of an individual. Universities train students by providing those techniques and knowledge that are basic to be successful. Monetary success is regarded as a large chunk of success in anyone's life. But huge money making is not easy as one may think; it requires some extraordinary talent, power or resilience that is not common. No doubt it is the personal extraordinary characteristics of an individual which can lead him/her to a terrific financial success, but the role of the universities in preparing or polishing the capacities of individuals in earning money that goes in million and then billions, cannot be ignored.

There are many universities that have their share in making a billionaire. According to the latest statistics, University of Pennsylvania has topped the list with the highest number of billionaires. Twenty five billionaires have gone to the University of Pennsylvania for their bachelor's degree, more numbers than any other institution. Harvard University is next in line with Penn with the twenty two billionaires associated with it.

Twenty billionaires went to Yale University for their bachelor's degree making it third in the list. University of Southern California has got sixteen billionaires into its lap making it the fourth university with the most self-made billionaires associated with it. Similarly Cornell University, Princeton University and Stanford University associate themselves with fourteen billionaires each. On the similar ground, twelve billionaires associate themselves with the University of California, Berkley and the University of Mumbai in India, and eleven billionaires went to London School of Economics in the United Kingdom and Lomonosov Moscow State University of Russia. Likewise, Dartmouth College, University of Michigan and University of Texas are also in the list of most self-made billionaires with the ten billionaires belonging to each.

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Following Orange and T-Mobile, EE has begun takings pre-orders for the BlackBerry Q5, offering the handset free on its range of 4G pay-monthly tariffs.

The UK’s sole LTE network has slashed the £49.99 upfront fee for the Q5 as part of an introductory offer. It has also knocked a fiver off the monthly bill for the first 5,000 pre-orders, meaning you can snap up the phone from £26 per month as opposed to £31.

Aside from a saving of up to £169, this also entitles takers to unlimited calls and texts, plus 500MB data for surfing and streaming content on EE’s super-fast network.

Widely seen as a spiritual successor to the popular Curve range, the BlackBerry Q5 is powered by the all-new BlackBerry 10 operating system and features the time-honoured physical QWERTY keyboard that BlackBerrys are so famous for.

In terms of specs, the Q5 is home to a 3.1-inch IPS LCD touchscreen display with a 720 x 720 resolution, a 1.2GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor and a five-megapixel camera that records in full 1080p HD.

Available in black and white, demand for the BlackBerry Q5 is thought to be very strong, so we highly recommend pre-ordering fast to take advantage of the reduced pricing.

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Samsung’s much-hyped Galaxy S5 could be launched as soon as February, if a new report from the tech giant’s native Korea is to be believed.

ET News claims that Samsung is looking to unleash the device ahead of the first anniversary of the Galaxy S4, which falls next April. Recent rumours have suggested that slow sales of that handset may have caused Sammy to bring forward plans for its new flagship.

Interestingly, the report serves up some juicy new morsels about the phone. Word is it’ll come in two variants: One a metal-chassis packing effort with a flexible screen; the other a plastic model with a regular display.

Specs-wise, both phones will come loaded with a blisteringly fast octa-core processor, Android 4.4 KitKat, 3GB of RAM and a 5-inch display. The same report claims that Samsung could launch the sequel to its Galaxy Gear smart watch at the same time.

Production of the Galaxy S5 will apparently ramp up at the start of the New Year, with a potential release at or around Mobile World Congress, held in Barcelona next February.

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Yet another render of the next iPhone is doing the rounds today, based on what we think we know about Apple's next handset.

Worked up by Giorgi Tedoradze and highlighted by Phones Review, the concept handset sticks fairly closely to the iPhone 5 template in the design stakes with just a tiny suggestion of HTC's unibody dream, the HTC One.

However, in place of the four-inch screen that features on Apple's current-gen kit, there's a 4.5-inch Retina display that means the handset veers into phablet territory.

To make space for the larger display, which has been rumoured for some time among tech-watchers, there's also a thinner bezel around the screen.

Under the bonnet, the slimmer phone (dimensions are 130mm x 60mm x 7mm) is home to a 12-megapixel iSight camera, with a more powerful A7 processor to keep things ticking over.

As purported component leaks in recent weeks appear to indicate, Tedoradze imagines the iPhone 6 coming in a host of colour options, including white, black, grey, black, blue, purple, red, yellow, green and brown.

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The Samsung Galaxy S4 is a smartphone that transcends borders and breaks down language barriers.

This is made possible by the superb S Translator app that comes pre-installed with the Galaxy S4.

Capable of translating dozens of widely spoken international languages in real-time, including French, Spanish and Chinese – S Translator is the perfect companion to help in your travels abroad.

Whether you're going on holiday or a business trip, S Translator helps you out in those inevitable stumbles with the local tongue.

Translating is as easy as typing out a word or phrase, which the app automatically interprets and displays in the bottom half of the screen.

To make conversations equally simple, S Translator also offers voice translation, so you can just speak what you want to say to the handset and S Translator will speak it out for you in the other language.

This is handy for any number of situations, be it responding to something you don't understand or even getting directions.

What's really great about S Translator, though, is that it works in tandem with another brilliant built-in application of the Galaxy S4 called the Optical Reader.

This allows you to scan text from a physical source – such as a book or a sign - using the S4's rear-mounted camera, and translate it on the spot to another language thanks to S Translator integration.

The Optical Reader also scans and translates individual words in real-time and provides an audio playback for the pronunciation for each word, and even gives you a definition of the word if you're not quite sure what it means.

With S Translator and Optical Reader on board, the Samsung Galaxy S4 truly makes communicating and understanding foreign languages as easy as pie.