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Microsoft lifted the lid on two new wallet-friendly handsets at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2015, as it continues to target cost-conscious consumers to boost take up for its Windows Phone platform.

The Lumia 640 is priced £100 and features a 5-inch screen, support for 3G and LTE networks, an eight-megapixel camera, a beefy 1.2Ghz quad-core processor and Near Field Communications (NFC) technology for contactless payments.

Opt for the Lumia 640 XL and the spec sheet isn’t too different, except you’ll get a larger 5.7-inch 1080p display, a 13-megapixel camera for 189 Euros. That’s about £135.

Both new Lumia kits feature a free 12-month subscription to Office 365, which is pretty sweet if you’re all about productivity.

And although both run Windows Phone 8.1 out of the box, they’ll both be upgradable to the latest Windows 10 software when it's made available.

Naturally, Microsoft is offering them in the Lumia range's trademark range of colours. These are: blue, orange, cyan and white.

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Apply to your schools of choice as early as possible and make sure that all of your supporting documents are sent from the guidance office in a timely fashion. With this in mind, you should work closely with your guidance counselor/adviser as much as possible in the fall of your senior. There are many things that you will need to do in the first semester of your senior year from putting the final touches on your college essays to applying for financial aid. You should create a to-do-list for the first semester to keep you on task and to avoid any oversight.

The importance of the first semester of your senior year: Things that needs to happen at this crucial time

In the early fall of the senior year, you need to sit with your guidance counselor to finalize your list of schools that you will be applying to. You need to discuss with your guidance counselor/adviser the tests that you have taken and the tests that you will need to take. Hopefully, you have taken the SAT/ACT at least once in the spring of junior year. For some of you, you should have taken the SAT II (old achievement test) in the spring of your junior year also. Also, you should discuss the application procedures and go over letters of recommendation from your teachers and your guidance counselor in late September and early October.

You need to discuss the types of applications such as early action, early decision and rolling admission application. Most selective colleges and universities have their regular deadlines either January 1st or January 15th. You have to meet all of your deadlines for college applications, financial aid and scholarships.

It is extremely important that you stay on top of all of your financial aid applications and their deadlines. Keep in mind that you may get in to many colleges and universities but where you will attend school next year will depend on what you and your family can afford. Financial aid may be the most important piece in the college admissions process.

The decisions that you will make in the second semester of the senior year: Conquering college admissions

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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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Samsung is in talks to buy LoopPay, a U.S. startup which offers mobile payment solutions. The move is being seen as an attempt by the Korean company to counter Apple Pay, Cupertino’s recently released NFC payment system.

Anonymous sources, speaking to Recode, have said that a deal is in its early stages and ‘could still fall apart’. However, one insider said that a prototype Samsung phone with LoopPay’s tech baked in has already been built.

As well as supporting NFC payments, LoopPay also has its own system which does not require the contactless tech. Its method mimics a credit card’s magnetic strip, with users able to hold a device above a payment machine’s swipe slot and transfer their details. It already sells iPhone cases and a key fob which offers this technology.

Such tech would make any Samsung phone which used LoopPay compatible with far more pay terminals across the pond compared to Apple Pay, at least in the short term.

The sources also claimed that Samsung’s fingerprint tech, found in its Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4 handsets, would be used in conjunction with LoopPay in order to give it added security.

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BlackBerry’s (nee RIM) claim that it is struggling to fulfil massive demand for the first-ever BlackBerry 10 smartphone has been called into question by informal testimonies from UK retailers, in an early sign that the warm reception afforded the handset may not be enough to save the beleaguered phone-maker.

Billed as a make-or-break device by tech watchers and business bods alike, the BlackBerry Z10 hit retail last week in the UK and is set to go on sale worldwide over the next month
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Within days of its UK street date, Thorstein Heins, BlackBerry CEO, claimed that sales of the smartphone were “beyond expectations" and that the white model had already sold out. Demand for the black edition of the handset is also strong, with the result that BlackBerry was struggling to service demand, Heins told an interviewer.

So all’s well in the BlackBerry bush and its shareholders can rest easy? Hmm. Don't be so sure. If retailers questioned by news sites are anything to go by, the prognosis for the one-time mavens of mobile messaging is much less rosy.

According to Phones 4U, which was contacted by the Telegraph, there are still “plenty” of BlackBerry Z10 kits in their inventory. Meanwhile, Mobile News got in touch with the same retailer and was told that the white model was also still easy to come by.
Heins’ cheerleading on behalf of his company’s new challenger, while not surprising, could emerge as something of an own goal for BlackBerry, making the company seem desperate to put a positive spin on Z10 coverage.

But with the Q10, which sports a keyboard to appeal to BlackBerry phones' core market of heavy messagers, due to land later this year, we think you'd be a fool to write off the company's comeback chances just yet.

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Dismissing the iPhone as a lost cause in the face of increasingly stiff competition is a somewhat churlish pursuit.

Some 47.8 million iPhone sold in its last reported quarter suggests Apple is doing ok, thank you very much.

Yes, Samsung, HTC and BlackBerry are making strides. Sammy in particular is becoming a dominant force.

But it’s pretty clear that the general public still can’t get enough of Apple. Which is why, on the one hand, it’s easy to dismiss the recent comments about the iPhone made by BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins.

In an interview with an Australian business site, Heins, while praising the Apple smartphone for paving the way for today’s generation of handsets, suggested Cupertino’s blower looked a bit tired.
“The rate of innovation is so high in our industry that if you don’t innovate at that speed you can be replaced pretty quickly,” said Heins.

“The user interface on the iPhone, with all due respect for what this invention was all about, is now five years old.”

Cue Apple fanboys losing their cool and even measured commentators pointing out that BlackBerry has hardly been a byword for innovation in the six years since the iPhone’s inception.

Very true – this is the company that claimed the iPhone wouldn’t trouble it and released a slew of half-baked kits that failed to pass muster against the competition.

The Z10 is an exception, but in terms of sales is still well off the pace set by Apple and Samsung.

However, there is a kernel of truth in Heins’ remarks, setting aside the irony of the person delivering them.
iOS still serves up the very best apps, but look at the iPhone 5 and original iPhone and the premise of the operating system is still essentially the same.

Check out the similar buttons, admittedly with more options such as multi-tasking and improved notifications. Then there’s a keyboard that feels identical. All of which adds up to a user experience that has hardly changed.

Compare that to how Apple’s OS X desktop software has changed in the same time. The jump from Tiger to Mountain Lion is huge.

In part, this continuity is a success for Apple. People intuitively know how to use iOS and iPhones.

But Microsoft’s Windows Phone Live Tiles and even BlackBerry 10, have shown how this can be built on and developed.

Likewise HTC Sense and stock Google Android have both developed massively, the latter now far better than it was on its first forays in 2008.

Jony Ive’s shift to overseeing software as well as hardware design at Apple, as part of an exec team reshuffle in late 2012, points to iOS 7 making a bolder leap forward.

Hopefully, it’ll give iOS a bit of a boost and push it beyond a growing roster of decent competitors.

Yes, Heins has set himself up for all kinds of web aggro. But his words undoubtedly represent the belief of many iPhone users.

It’s time for a brave leap forward, something that can really show why Apple is still the great innovator it always has been.

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iPhone sales may be slower than normal right now, but users who’ve bought new iPhones and haven’t been able to activate them are understandably annoyed.

If Apple doesn’t get hold of this issue now, imagine the chaos when millions of users start hovering-up the new devices in September/October, only to find they don’t work.

The result would be chaos. And another PR disaster for a firm that once prided itself on rarely screwing up.

After last year’s maps debacle, which saw Tim Cook forced into a public apology for the shoddy app and Scott Forstall shown the door for his part in it, the guys at Infinite Loop will want the smoothest launch possible.

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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.