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Display: 4.8 touchscreen
Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
Processor: 2.3 GHz quad- core processor
8 MP primary camera
2.1 MP secondary Camera
OS: Tizen v 2.2.1
2 GB RAM
16 GB Internal memory, expandable up to 64 GB
Battery capacity: 2600 mAh
2) Samsung Galaxy WDisplay: 7inch touchscreen
Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
Processor: 1.2GHz quad- core processor
8 MP primary camera
OS: Android 4.3
1.5 GB RAM
16 GB Internal memory
Battery capacity: 3200 mAh
3) Samsung Galaxy Mega 2Display: 7 inch touchscreen
Resolution: 1280 x 720 pixels
Processor: 1.2 GHz quad- core processor
8 MP primary camera
1.9 MP secondary Camera
OS: 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean) Upgradeable to 4.4.2 Kitkat
1.5 GB RAM
8 GB Internal memory
Battery capacity: 3200 mAh
4) Samsung Galaxy Note 4Display: 5.7 inch touchscreen
Resolution: 1440 x 2560 pixels
Processor: 64 bit one processor
16 MP primary camera
OS: Android 4.5
4 GB RAM
128 GB Internal memory
Battery capacity: 3600 mAh
5) Samsung Galaxy S5Display: 5.1 Inch super AMOLED
Resolution:1920 x 1080 pixels
Processor:1.9 GHz + 1.3 GHz + XMM6360 Adonis Prime2
16 MP primary camera
2 MP secondary camera
OS:Android v4.4.2 (KitKat)
2 GB RAM
Internal memory:16 GB, expandable up to 64 GB
Battery capacity:2800 mAh
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Here are some of the best in this category:
# 10 – Micromax Canvas Music A88
Price – Rs 8,499 Like the name indicates, this is a music oriented phone and it comes paired with a JBL Tempo headset.
Like countless budget Android phones, this
handset features a plastic body, rounded corners, andfaux-metal on
sides. The power and volume buttons all line up and are quite ergonomically placed. The device is powered
by a dual-core MediaTek MT6577 processor and runs on Android 4.1.1 (Jelly Bean) out of the box.
Micromax has made a few changes to the stock UI. The Canvas Music A88 features a 5 MP primary
camera with dual LED flash, autofocus and geo-tagging. You can enjoy the video calling with VGA quality of 0.3 MP front camera. You can Record videos, click images and do much more with your camera. The
resolution of the device is 640 x 480 at the frame rate of 30 frames /sec. The Micromax Canvas Music A88
has 4 GB ROM memory space with external memory expandable up to 32 GB through a microSD card.
The built in apps are Fruit Devil, The Darkman, and Hook up, M! Live, M!Zone+. You can connect your handset via Wi-Fi 802.11 n, Bluetooth 4.0, microUSB. The other connectivity features are 2G/3G, GPRS and GPS. The handset is powered by 1800 mAh Li-Ion battery. The standby time is up to 260 hours and talk time is up to 5 hours.
# 9 - Karbonn Retina A27Price: Rs 9,090
Karbonn Retina A27 is a dual-SIM smartphone that comes with a 4.3-inch qHD (960x540 pixels) IPS display. It runs on Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and for fast and efficient processing, the device comes packed with a 1.2GHz dual core processor, which is well complimented by a 512MB RAM. It has 4GB of internal storage (2.79GB user accessible) with expansion support upto 32GB via microSD. The A27 features an 8-megapixel auto focus camera with LED flash and a 2-megapixel front-facing camera as well. It supports an array of audio (MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WAV, MIDI, AMR) and video (MP4, 3GP, AVI). Pre-installed apps on the smartphone include Flipboard, News and weather apps, Facebook and twitter. Connectivity wise, the device boasts Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, 3G, Bluetooth with A2DP, Micro-USB, GPRS and EDGE. The 1800 mAh battery of the handset gives ample talk time and standby time to users.
# 8 - XOLO B700Price: Rs 8,999
The Xolo B700 comes with a 4.3 inch touchscreen with qHD (540 x 960 pixel) resolution, 256 ppi (pixels per inch) resolution, which is pretty good for a device priced below Rs 9,000. The display of Xolo B700 supports up to five point touch, which comes handy while playing games. The Xolo B700 comes with a dual core processor with 1 GHz clockspeed and PowerVR SGX531 graphics processing unit. Like most other handsets under Rs 10,000, the Xolo B700 comes with 512 MB RAM only. The device has a 5 megapixel rear auto focus camera and a 0.3 megapixel front camera. There is also an LED flash to assist in low light conditions. The company says the rear camera can capture HD (720 x 1280 pixel) videos at 30 frames per second. Xolo B700 comes with dual SIM slots. This 3G handset has WiFi, a micro USB port and Bluetooth for connectivity. One striking feature of the smartphne is its beefy 3450 mAh battery, making it one of the largest to be featured in a phone.
# 7 - Lenovo A390Price: Rs 8,689
Lenovo A390 is an entry level Android ICS 4.0.4 phone that costs Rs 8,689. It has a 4 inch WVGA display with a resolution of 480x800 pixels. The handset is powered by a dual-core Mediatek processor clocked at 1GHZ. It also has 512MB of RAM and 4GB of internal storage expandable up to 32GB via microSD card. The phone also sports a 5-megapixel rear camera without the front camera. The phone is juiced by a 1500mAh battery. It runs Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and has been priced at Rs.8,689.
# 6 - Samsung Galaxy Pocket NeoPrice: Rs 7,340
Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo has a 3-inch touchscreen TFT LCD display and is powered by an 850MHz processor. It has 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage which is expandable up to 32GB through a microSD card. Other specifications include a 2-megapixel rear camera, 1200mAh battery, Bluetooth 4.0, USB 2.0, Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n and A-GPS. It runs on the Android Jelly Bean OS and Samsung's TouchWiz UI. The Samsung Galaxy Pocket Neo is a good device for users looking for a dual-SIM budget Galaxy with 3G support.
# 5 - Intex Aqua Wonder Quadcore
Price: Rs 9,990
Intex Aqua Wonder Quadcore features a 4.5-inch capacitive 540x960 touchscreen with IPS panel screen technology. It is powered by MediaTek MT6589 quad-core processor and comes with 512MB of RAM. The smartphone has a 4GB of internal storage, of which 1.93 GB is user accessible. The internal storage can be expanded by up to 32GB through a microSD card. It runs on the Android 4.1.2 (Jelly Bean) and has a 8-megapixel rear shooter with dual LED flash and 2-megapixel one on the front. Intex Aqua Wonder Quadcore is a dual-SIM smartphone (WCDMA+GSM). Other connectivity options include 3G video calling, Wi-Fi, GPS and Bluetooth 4.0. The smartphne comes with 1,800mAh battery that as per the company claims delivers a talktime of 3.5 hours and about 3 days of standby time. The device also comes loaded with popular applications such as Music player, Video Player, FM Radio, Sound Recorder, Gallery, Email, Gmail, Browser, Flipkart, Facebook, Google Maps, Nimbuzz, Googledocs and Youtube.
Price – Rs 9,799
Sony Xperia E Dual C1604 is a dual-SIM capacitive touchscreen phone coming with a 3.5 inch display with 480x320p resolution. The handset runs on Android ICS operating system. It is powered by a 1GHz Qualcomm processor and has 512MB of RAM. Its internal storage is 4GB, which can be upgraded till 32GB via microSD card. It has a 3.2MP camera on the rear which also captures VGA videos. For Internet connectivity, there is GPRS, EDGE, and HSPA; for data transfer there is USB and Bluetooth connectivity. The handset is powered by a 1530 mAh battery, which the manufacturer promises will give you a talktime of around 6 hours and 12 minutes and a standby time of up to 530 hours.
# 3 – Nokia Lumia 520Price – Rs 9,899
At Rs 10,499, the The Nokia Lumia 520 is by far the cheapest Windows Phone 8 offering by the finnish smartphone maker. The Nokia Lumia 520 is 9.9 thick and weighs 124 grams, and comes in a host of colours such as yellow, blue, red along with the usual black and white. The smartphone has a 4-inch IPS LCD with an 480x800 pixel resolution at 233ppi. The touch response of Nokia Lumia 520 is very good. As a matter of fact, Lumia 520 deploys super-sensitive touchscreen technology that enables you to operate the screen even with your fingernails or while you are wearing gloves. The Nokia Lumia 520 comes with 5-megapixel camera at the rear which can record video at up to 720p. The pictures taken by the camera are clear and sharp, but the colour reproduction is not the best. The Nokia Lumia 520 comes with Windows Phone 8, which is the latest iteration of Microsoft's mobile-OS. It offers features like enhanced performance, USSD commands support, resizable live tiles and more. The Lumia 520 is powered by a 1GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor and Adreno 305 GPU. It comes with 512MB of RAM, 8GB of internal storage, which is expandable by another 64GB via a microSD card. The company is also offering 7GB of cloud storage via SkyDrive for this smartphone. The Lumia 520 comes with a 1430mAh battery, which is slightly larger than the 1300mAh battery on the Lumia 620. The fully charged battery easily lasted a complete day with our usage. Nokia Lumia 520 also comes with several exclusive (and non-exclusive) Nokia apps such as the HERE Drive+, HERE Maps and Nokia Music.
# 2 – Karbonn Titanium S1Price – Rs 9,990
The front of the smartphone has a 4.5-inch qHD display, four capacitive touch buttons for navigation, and the front camera lens, in addition to the proximity sensor and the earpiece. The 4.5-inch qHD IPS screen offers a resolution of 540x960 pixels and pixel density of 240ppi, which is decent, and graphics and text appear sharp. The Karbonn S1 Titanium runs Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean. Karbonn has not skinned the OS barring some elements of the user interface, such as the notification tray. The phone features a 5-megapixel autofocus shooter that takes average images in daylight. The camera app offers the capability to simultaneously use the rear and the VGA front camera. The camera app features settings for white balance, exposure, aspect ratio, face-detection, red eye reduction among others. It also offers an HDR mode and a Panorama mode. There's a speed shot mode as well as the normal mode takes time to click photos. The Karbonn S1 Titanium is powered by a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8625 quad-core processor. It has 1GB RAM onboard, and Adreno 203 chip for processing graphics. There is 4GB of internal storage, which is expandable up to 32GB via a microSD card. The phone comes with a 1600mAh battery, and based on our experience, it will just about last you a full day with medium to heavy usage.
# 1 – Xolo Q700Price – Rs 9,999
For Rs 10,000, the Xolo Q700 offers you a fantastic build, good specifications, impressive display, good battery life and a camera that can take good images in a well-lit situation. The Xolo Q700 has a standard rectangular form factor with curvy edges. The phone is quite thin and light. To be specific, it measures 67.5 x 135.8 x 10.2 mm and measures 151.3 grams. It comes with a 4.5-inch qHD display with 540 x 960 pixel resolution, which amounts to a very good 244 ppi pixel density. It runs Android 4.2 Jelly Bean straight out-of-the-box. The body is plastic, but the rear has a rubberized finish, which adds to the style and grip. It is powered by a MediaTek MTK6589 chipset with a quad-core CPU, the same one that we have come to love from the Micromax A116 Canvas HD. Q700 has 4 GB of internal memory, of which 2.7 GB is available for users to store their content. Anyway, there is a 32 GB expandable memory slot. olo Q700 has a 2400 mAh Li-Ion battery that the company claims to offers 17 and 16 hours of talktime over 2G and 3G networks respectively. Xolo says, the phone gives 5.5 hours of web browsing time on 3G, 9.5 hours on WiFi, 33 hours' music playback via internal speakers, 80 hours of music playback or 11.5 hours of video playback through headsets. The Xolo Q700 comes with a 5 megapixel rear camera and a 0.3 megapixel front camera. Connectivity options include a micro USB 2.0 port, Bluetooth 3.0, WiFi (b/g/n), dual SIM, and 21 Mbps download speed and 11 Mbps upload speed support.
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John
Koum, co-founder and CEO of WhatsApp, on Tuesday mocked Apple for
"borrowing" features from his chat app. Koum tweeted his views several
hours after Apple unveiled a revamped iMessage app for iPhones. The new iMessage allows users to send audio files, share location or hold group chats. WhatsApp, a wildly popular instant messaging app, already offers these features. Unlike iMessage, which is limited to Apple devices, WhatsApp is available for all popular mobile platforms, including Windows Phone and BlackBery 10.
"Very flattering to see Apple 'borrow' numerous WhatsApp features into iMessage in iOS 8 #innovation," tweeted Koum. The tweet obviously struck a chord among Koum's Twitter followers. Within hours, it was retweeted by over 1000 times.
While it is true that Apple seemingly copied a number of features from WhatsApp (or for that matter a similar app like Line or WeChat) it is possible that Koum's comment is sparked by Apple's subtle "attack" on its developers. Apple often introduces new features in its first-party apps like Message or Mail which are similar to functionality offered by some third-party apps.
This puts pressure on third-party apps because once Apple has assimilated a popular feature in the native app, users tend to ignore third-party apps that offer similar functionality. Last year, when Apple released iOS 7 it added a feature to the Photo app, allowing users to sort photos on the basis of location and date. Photoworks, a third-party app, too offered same functionality. In response, app developer Stephen Orth tweeted, "I guess my new app just got sherlocked."
The term "sherlocked" was a reference to 2003 when Apple released Sherlock software for Mac and made several third-party search apps irrelevant.
WhatsApp, which was bought by Facebook in February for a whopping $19 billion, has over 500 million active users.
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SAN
FRANCISCO: Google on Thursday revealed that is working on a tablet
computer with 3D and motion-sensing capabilities in an effort dubbed
Project Tango. "The goal of Project Tango is to give mobile devices a human-scale understanding of space and motion," team member Johnny Lee said at a website devoted to the endeavor.
"Our team has been working with universities, research labs, and industrial partners spanning nine countries around the world to build on the last decade of research in robotics and computer vision, concentrating that technology into a unique mobile device."
The curtain on the project was pulled back as Google put out word it will soon put prototypes powered by Nvidia chips in the hands of developers interested in creating applications that take advantage of innovations built into devices.
The development kits can be used to make "apps" that track full 3D motion and recognize surfaces of things nearby, according to Google.
The California-based technology titan pulled back the curtain on Project Tango a day after online commerce colossus Amazon.com put out word of a June 18 mystery event at which founder Jeff Bezos will launch something new.
Online speculation immediately centered on the potential for the Seattle-based firm to unveil a Kindle smartphone, perhaps with 3D graphics and motion-sensing capabilities.
Amazon invited people to request invitations at website amazon.com/launchevent and even teased the mysterious event in a video posted at YouTube.
The video, titled "Find out what these Amazon customers are talking about," featured people admiring something they were holding out of sight of the camera.
Comments included "it moved with me" and "it's very real life and uncomparable to anything I've ever seen."
For months, analysts have speculated about Amazon launching a smartphone that would be a companion to its Kindle tablets, which help keep consumers in the Amazon ecosystem.
Amazon is known for selling its tablets at low profit margins to compete with Google and Apple and to be able to sell digital content including e-books and films.
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Ever heard the term ‘Problem of Plenty’? It’s a scenario where
someone gets confused with too many available options. Indian smartphone
market is one such place nowadays. There are numerous choices available
in the smartphone category. But, it depends to a large extent on the
requirements of the mobile seeker. The smartphone prices vary according
to ‘Specs & Features’ of every phone.
Mobile companies have given plenty of options to Indian customers in all the price range considering the fact that India is a price sensitive market.
Below mentioned are the top 10 smartphones under Rs. 20,000 in India.
Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
Samsung is the undisputed market leader in terms of Android Smartphones. It has something in the offering for everyone. Its products cater to all price range & probably that’s the reason for its tremendous success.
Grand 2 is the successor of the Galaxy Grand with few hardware changes. It’s a neatly designed piece with faux leather at the back which gives it a good grip. It sports a 5.25 inch 720p (HD) display which looks vibrant & colorful. It comes with 8 GB of internal memory & is expandable up to 64 GB. Grand is equipped with 8 MP of main camera with 1.9 MP in the front. Running on Snapdragon 400 quad core processor clocked at 1.2 GHz, the device is quite fast. The 1.5GB RAM is another bright aspect of Grand 2 & since it runs on Android v4.3 (JB), the UI is smooth & lag free.
Grand 2 comes with 2600 mAh of battery which is good for a day of normal use.
Price: Rs. 19,499
Pros:
Sony Xperia SP
Sony’s
Xperia range of smartphones is extremely popular in Indian market. Sony
is known to provide top notch technology & Xperia smartphones are
no different. Xperia SP is a compact smartphone which can serve all your
needs with ease.
With a 4.6 inch HD display, Xperia runs on Bravia Engine 2 which provides a display which is soothing to the eyes. Sony is known for its excellent camera quality & Xperia SP is another good example. It packs 8 MP camera with VGA in the front. It comes with 8 GB of internal memory which can be expanded up to 32 GB. Xperia SP is powered by dual core 1.7 GHz Snapdragon processor which combined with 1GB RAM turns in to a superfast phone. Xperia SP is upgradable to Kitkat version of Android. The 2370 mAh battery is apt to power it for a day.
Price: Rs. 20,000
Pros:
It’s the latest flagship phone from Micromax. Launched recently, Micromax Knight offers everything a top notch smartphone of above 30k does. It’s just that Micromax Knight offers the same with a price tag of Rs. 19,999.
Micromax Knight is a dual sim phone. It packs Full HD Screen (1080p) which makes it an incredible device to play videos or games on. It comes with 32 GB of internal memory without additional memory slot but then 32 GB is not bad by any standards. It is no slouch in camera department either. It packs powerful 16 MP camera with M8 Largan Lens with LED Flash which captures amazing images be it day or night. The front cam is also of 8 MP which provides great clarity when video calling/chatting. The OmniVision chipset helps it capture high quality images at incredible speed. It packs ‘Yamaha’ amplifier which gives a far superior audio output than most other music phones in the market.
Micromax Knight is a true beast in terms of raw performance. It is powered by True octa-core processor clocked at 2GHz which is helps it run at lightning speed. Combine that with 2GB RAM & it is ready to play anything you throw at it. It comes with Android OS v4.2.2 (JB). The battery could have been better as 2,350 mAh is not up to the mark for this powerful device.
Price: Rs. 19,999
Pros:
Gionee ELife E6
Gionee is the new player in Indian smartphone market. Gionee made its India debut in March 2013 & after initial hick-ups, its ELife series has created a niche for itself with its eye catching design & impressive features.
ELife E6 is a 5 inch Full HD smartphone packed with IPS LCD careen. With 441ppi density, the display is sharp & vibrant. And yes, it comes with ‘OGS’ display which means there is lesser space between its actual screen & protective glass. This makes the display more lively & beautiful. The 13 MP main camera is another great aspect of E6 producing colorful results. At the front you’ll find 5MP camera which works amazingly when video chatting/calling or even for quick selfies. It comes with 32 GB of onboard storage out of which 25 GB is user accessible. There is no additional memory slot which might seem annoying but then 25 GB is good enough in a smartphone for most. E6 runs on customized version of Android ‘Amigo’ v4.2.2 (JB) which resembles iOS to some extent.
Powered by quad-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz, it’s a phone that can handle most of your games & apps with ease. The 2GB RAM is good for multi-tasking. It comes with a 2000 mAh battery which is modest. So get a portable charger in place if you are a constant traveller.
Price: Rs. 18,800
Pros:
First of all Intel Aqua Octa is a Phablet with huge 6 inch 720p HD display made with One Glass Solution. The screen looks beautiful. The design of the phone is good especially the metallic back panel which gives it a premium look. It is a dual sim phone. It packs 13 MP of main camera at the rear & 5 MP in the front which is at par with modern standards. The inbuilt storage is 16 GB with option to expand. It is powered by octa-core processor clocked at 1.7 GHz which helps it fast. There is also 2GB RAM on board which helps in multitasking making it a breezy device. It comes with Android OS v4.2.
Intex Aqua Octa is worth buying if you like playing games or videos on a big screen but don’t forget to carry your charger. The 2300 mAh battery is just average considering its giant display & powerful processor.
Price: Rs. 18,300
Pros:
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini
S4 is hugely popular in India & S4 mini is its clone at a lower cost with slight change in configuration & size. S4 mini looks compact with 4.3 inch Super AMOLED screen which has been the norm with Samsung phones of late. The display looks crisp & beautiful in spite of just 256ppi density.
The design philosophy of S4 mini is very similar to that of its elder brother except it’s a dual sim phone. It comes with 8 GB of onboard storage giving option for additional 64 GB. It has got 8 MP primary camera & 1.9 MP at front. It runs on Android OS v4.2.2. The Snapdragon dual core processor at 1.7GHz powers this phone & is well supported by 1.5GB of RAM. The 1900 mAh is quite sufficient considering its average screen & processor.
Price: Rs. 18,000
Pros:
Blackberry Z10
There was a time when Blackberry had a tremendous fan base among corporates. People used to flaunt their Blackberry with pride. Alas! Things have changed of late. And, the change have been nothing but dramatic. Blackberry lost its crown, market share & has been running in to losses ever since. The reason was arrival of Full Screen Smartphones with super sensitive screen.
Z10 when launched was Blackberry’s first attempt in full screen segment leaving the legacy of QWERTY keypad behind.
Blackberry Z10 is the first piece to run on BB 10 which is a swipe based OS. It has got 4.2 inch 768p (HD) screen with 355ppi. The screen looks crisp & gives good outdoor visibility. It is powered by 1.5 GHz dual-core processor & 2GB RAM which combined with BB 10 gives great user experience. It is equipped with 8MP camera at the rear with LED flash & has secondary camera of 2MP. The 1800 mAh battery is decent when it comes to longevity but since the new OS is not power hogger, it can last a day with moderate usage.
Blackberry Z10 is a compact & beautiful device to go for with this price tag.
Price: Rs. 17,990
Pros:
Sony Xperia C
Sony’s Xperia smartphones have been a huge success all over. It helped the company re-established itself in the market after a series of flops. Xperia C is another budget smartphone considering the requirements of Indian customers.
It’s a dual sim phone & packs 5 inch capacitive touchscreen. It comes with 4 GB of internal memory with the option to add extra 32 GB. There is 8 MP primary camera with VGA at the front. Xperia C runs on Android OS v4.2.2 (JB) which is stable & fast. It is powered by 1.2 GHz quad-core processor & 1GB RAM which makes the processing very fast with multitasking. The battery department isn’t great but not disappointing either. With 2390 mAh battery, it performs admirably to take you through a day.
Xperia C is a good buy considering it ticks all the boxes of a smartphone with an affordable price tag.
Price: Rs. 17,500
Pros:
Lava
is on a spree with its Xolo series of smartphones. It has been a
success in India which inspired Lava to come with another masterpiece of
its own.
Xolo Q3000 packs a beautiful 5.7 inch 1080p Full HD screen. The screen is big & responsive. As the screen size suggests, it’s a phablet we are dealing with here. In spite of its bulky looks, it has managed to stay slim with thickness of just 8.9mm. Xolo Q3000 packs a powerful main camera of 13 MP. The front camera of 5 MP is no slouch either. It comes with 16 GB of inbuilt storage but is expandable up to 32 GB. Running on latest Android OS v4.2.2, it is powered by 1.5 GHz quad-core processor & supported by 2GB RAM. It’s a superfast phone which can run almost anything with utmost ease.
This beast gets its oxygen from a humungous 4000 mAh battery. You heard that right! The device can take you through 2 days of normal to heavy usage with ease. It’s a great device for someone looking for a phablet within budget.
Price: Rs. 17,000
Pros:
LG G Pro Lite Dual
LG
G Pro Lite Dual is a budget phone in the phablet category by LG. It’s a
dual sim phone. There is little customization on the specs part to
bring it within the league of budget smartphones. It’s a 5.5 inch phone
accompanied by a stylus to navigate its big screen. With IPS LCD
capacitive touchscreen & resolution of 540 x 960 (qHD), the screen
gives decent visible output.
The hardware section is accessorized with 1 GHz Cortex A9 processor & 1GB RAM. There is 8 MP camera at the back with 1.3 MP in front. The rear camera shares the space with LED flash. The internal memory is of 8 GB & further expandable. Its beefy & powerful 3140 mAh battery is great for the best of power users.
It’s a good device for someone looking for a phablet but of good brand.
Price: Rs. 17,000
Pros:
Mobile companies have given plenty of options to Indian customers in all the price range considering the fact that India is a price sensitive market.
Below mentioned are the top 10 smartphones under Rs. 20,000 in India.
Samsung Galaxy Grand 2
Samsung is the undisputed market leader in terms of Android Smartphones. It has something in the offering for everyone. Its products cater to all price range & probably that’s the reason for its tremendous success.
Grand 2 is the successor of the Galaxy Grand with few hardware changes. It’s a neatly designed piece with faux leather at the back which gives it a good grip. It sports a 5.25 inch 720p (HD) display which looks vibrant & colorful. It comes with 8 GB of internal memory & is expandable up to 64 GB. Grand is equipped with 8 MP of main camera with 1.9 MP in the front. Running on Snapdragon 400 quad core processor clocked at 1.2 GHz, the device is quite fast. The 1.5GB RAM is another bright aspect of Grand 2 & since it runs on Android v4.3 (JB), the UI is smooth & lag free.
Grand 2 comes with 2600 mAh of battery which is good for a day of normal use.
Price: Rs. 19,499
Pros:
- Big Display
- Good Camera
- Plastic Body
Sony Xperia SP
Sony’s
Xperia range of smartphones is extremely popular in Indian market. Sony
is known to provide top notch technology & Xperia smartphones are
no different. Xperia SP is a compact smartphone which can serve all your
needs with ease.With a 4.6 inch HD display, Xperia runs on Bravia Engine 2 which provides a display which is soothing to the eyes. Sony is known for its excellent camera quality & Xperia SP is another good example. It packs 8 MP camera with VGA in the front. It comes with 8 GB of internal memory which can be expanded up to 32 GB. Xperia SP is powered by dual core 1.7 GHz Snapdragon processor which combined with 1GB RAM turns in to a superfast phone. Xperia SP is upgradable to Kitkat version of Android. The 2370 mAh battery is apt to power it for a day.
Price: Rs. 20,000
Pros:
- Great Display
- Great Music
- Cheap Exterior
Micromax Canvas Knight
It’s the latest flagship phone from Micromax. Launched recently, Micromax Knight offers everything a top notch smartphone of above 30k does. It’s just that Micromax Knight offers the same with a price tag of Rs. 19,999.
Micromax Knight is a dual sim phone. It packs Full HD Screen (1080p) which makes it an incredible device to play videos or games on. It comes with 32 GB of internal memory without additional memory slot but then 32 GB is not bad by any standards. It is no slouch in camera department either. It packs powerful 16 MP camera with M8 Largan Lens with LED Flash which captures amazing images be it day or night. The front cam is also of 8 MP which provides great clarity when video calling/chatting. The OmniVision chipset helps it capture high quality images at incredible speed. It packs ‘Yamaha’ amplifier which gives a far superior audio output than most other music phones in the market.
Micromax Knight is a true beast in terms of raw performance. It is powered by True octa-core processor clocked at 2GHz which is helps it run at lightning speed. Combine that with 2GB RAM & it is ready to play anything you throw at it. It comes with Android OS v4.2.2 (JB). The battery could have been better as 2,350 mAh is not up to the mark for this powerful device.
Price: Rs. 19,999
Pros:
- Compact Design
- Great Display
- Powerful Processor
- Excellent Camera
- Average Battery
- No Expandable Storage
Gionee ELife E6
Gionee is the new player in Indian smartphone market. Gionee made its India debut in March 2013 & after initial hick-ups, its ELife series has created a niche for itself with its eye catching design & impressive features.
ELife E6 is a 5 inch Full HD smartphone packed with IPS LCD careen. With 441ppi density, the display is sharp & vibrant. And yes, it comes with ‘OGS’ display which means there is lesser space between its actual screen & protective glass. This makes the display more lively & beautiful. The 13 MP main camera is another great aspect of E6 producing colorful results. At the front you’ll find 5MP camera which works amazingly when video chatting/calling or even for quick selfies. It comes with 32 GB of onboard storage out of which 25 GB is user accessible. There is no additional memory slot which might seem annoying but then 25 GB is good enough in a smartphone for most. E6 runs on customized version of Android ‘Amigo’ v4.2.2 (JB) which resembles iOS to some extent.
Powered by quad-core processor clocked at 1.5 GHz, it’s a phone that can handle most of your games & apps with ease. The 2GB RAM is good for multi-tasking. It comes with a 2000 mAh battery which is modest. So get a portable charger in place if you are a constant traveller.
Price: Rs. 18,800
Pros:
- Beautiful Design
- Good Display
- Great Camera
- Average Battery Life
Intex Aqua Octa
First of all Intel Aqua Octa is a Phablet with huge 6 inch 720p HD display made with One Glass Solution. The screen looks beautiful. The design of the phone is good especially the metallic back panel which gives it a premium look. It is a dual sim phone. It packs 13 MP of main camera at the rear & 5 MP in the front which is at par with modern standards. The inbuilt storage is 16 GB with option to expand. It is powered by octa-core processor clocked at 1.7 GHz which helps it fast. There is also 2GB RAM on board which helps in multitasking making it a breezy device. It comes with Android OS v4.2.
Intex Aqua Octa is worth buying if you like playing games or videos on a big screen but don’t forget to carry your charger. The 2300 mAh battery is just average considering its giant display & powerful processor.
Price: Rs. 18,300
Pros:
- Big Display
- Good Camera
- Great Music
- Poor Battery Life
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini
S4 is hugely popular in India & S4 mini is its clone at a lower cost with slight change in configuration & size. S4 mini looks compact with 4.3 inch Super AMOLED screen which has been the norm with Samsung phones of late. The display looks crisp & beautiful in spite of just 256ppi density.
The design philosophy of S4 mini is very similar to that of its elder brother except it’s a dual sim phone. It comes with 8 GB of onboard storage giving option for additional 64 GB. It has got 8 MP primary camera & 1.9 MP at front. It runs on Android OS v4.2.2. The Snapdragon dual core processor at 1.7GHz powers this phone & is well supported by 1.5GB of RAM. The 1900 mAh is quite sufficient considering its average screen & processor.
Price: Rs. 18,000
Pros:
- Good Display
- Good Camera
- Plastic Built
Blackberry Z10
There was a time when Blackberry had a tremendous fan base among corporates. People used to flaunt their Blackberry with pride. Alas! Things have changed of late. And, the change have been nothing but dramatic. Blackberry lost its crown, market share & has been running in to losses ever since. The reason was arrival of Full Screen Smartphones with super sensitive screen.
Z10 when launched was Blackberry’s first attempt in full screen segment leaving the legacy of QWERTY keypad behind.
Blackberry Z10 is the first piece to run on BB 10 which is a swipe based OS. It has got 4.2 inch 768p (HD) screen with 355ppi. The screen looks crisp & gives good outdoor visibility. It is powered by 1.5 GHz dual-core processor & 2GB RAM which combined with BB 10 gives great user experience. It is equipped with 8MP camera at the rear with LED flash & has secondary camera of 2MP. The 1800 mAh battery is decent when it comes to longevity but since the new OS is not power hogger, it can last a day with moderate usage.
Blackberry Z10 is a compact & beautiful device to go for with this price tag.
Price: Rs. 17,990
Pros:
- Excellent Display
- Good Camera
- Poor Battery Life
Sony Xperia C
Sony’s Xperia smartphones have been a huge success all over. It helped the company re-established itself in the market after a series of flops. Xperia C is another budget smartphone considering the requirements of Indian customers.
It’s a dual sim phone & packs 5 inch capacitive touchscreen. It comes with 4 GB of internal memory with the option to add extra 32 GB. There is 8 MP primary camera with VGA at the front. Xperia C runs on Android OS v4.2.2 (JB) which is stable & fast. It is powered by 1.2 GHz quad-core processor & 1GB RAM which makes the processing very fast with multitasking. The battery department isn’t great but not disappointing either. With 2390 mAh battery, it performs admirably to take you through a day.
Xperia C is a good buy considering it ticks all the boxes of a smartphone with an affordable price tag.
Price: Rs. 17,500
Pros:
- Big Display
- Great Music
- Decent Camera
- Average Battery Life
Lava Xolo Q3000
Lava
is on a spree with its Xolo series of smartphones. It has been a
success in India which inspired Lava to come with another masterpiece of
its own.Xolo Q3000 packs a beautiful 5.7 inch 1080p Full HD screen. The screen is big & responsive. As the screen size suggests, it’s a phablet we are dealing with here. In spite of its bulky looks, it has managed to stay slim with thickness of just 8.9mm. Xolo Q3000 packs a powerful main camera of 13 MP. The front camera of 5 MP is no slouch either. It comes with 16 GB of inbuilt storage but is expandable up to 32 GB. Running on latest Android OS v4.2.2, it is powered by 1.5 GHz quad-core processor & supported by 2GB RAM. It’s a superfast phone which can run almost anything with utmost ease.
This beast gets its oxygen from a humungous 4000 mAh battery. You heard that right! The device can take you through 2 days of normal to heavy usage with ease. It’s a great device for someone looking for a phablet within budget.
Price: Rs. 17,000
Pros:
- Great Display
- Fast Processor
- Excellent Battery Life
- Average Camera Quality
LG G Pro Lite Dual
LG
G Pro Lite Dual is a budget phone in the phablet category by LG. It’s a
dual sim phone. There is little customization on the specs part to
bring it within the league of budget smartphones. It’s a 5.5 inch phone
accompanied by a stylus to navigate its big screen. With IPS LCD
capacitive touchscreen & resolution of 540 x 960 (qHD), the screen
gives decent visible output.The hardware section is accessorized with 1 GHz Cortex A9 processor & 1GB RAM. There is 8 MP camera at the back with 1.3 MP in front. The rear camera shares the space with LED flash. The internal memory is of 8 GB & further expandable. Its beefy & powerful 3140 mAh battery is great for the best of power users.
It’s a good device for someone looking for a phablet but of good brand.
Price: Rs. 17,000
Pros:
- Good Design
- Big Screen
- Average Display
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NEW DELHI: With Google I/O 2014 conference less than a month away, a
couple of pictures of the rumoured Nexus 8 tablet have leaked online.
These images, leaked by Chinese website MyDrivers, show that the device
will look exactly the same as Nexus 7, with only the bigger screen size
as the main physical change. Nexus 8 is being developed under the codename 'Flounder' and will be positioned as a rival to the second-generation iPad mini. Its key features are said to be the next version of Android (4.5 or 5.0) and 64-bit processor.
However, Qualcomm, the only company that has announced plans to make 64-bit chips for Android devices, will not be ready with the chipsets till next year. Therefore, there is still some shadow of doubt over the rumours of 64-bit processor in Nexus 8.
An earlier report had said that Google will adopt Intel's Bay Trail-T
processor platform for the upcoming Nexus 8 tablet. However, Qualcomm —
the maker of Snapdragon chipsets that power the current generation of
Nexus models — is "still striving for related orders."
Nexus 8 is also said to pack 3GB RAM under the hood and rumoured to be manufactured by HTC.
Nexus 8 is also said to pack 3GB RAM under the hood and rumoured to be manufactured by HTC.
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There may be times when you have made changes but don't see the changes
when you view it with a browser. This may be because you are viewing a
cached copies. What you need to do is to clear the cache memory.
This is how you can clear your cache memory for the following browsers:
Internet Explorer 7
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Under "Browsing history", click on the "Delete" button
Click on "Delete files"
Click on "Delete cookies"
Click "Close" and "OK" to exit
Internet Explorer 8
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Under "Browsing history", click on the "Delete" button
Uncheck "Preserve Favorites website data"
Ensure that both "Temporary Internet Files" and "Cookies" are checked
Click on the "Delete" button
Click "OK" to exit
Google Chrome 18+
Click on the tool icon on the top right hand corner
Select "History"
Click "Clear all browsing data"
Ensure that both "Empty the cache" and "Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data" are checked
Click on the "Clear browsing data" button
Mozilla Firefox 11+
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Options"
Click on the "Privacy" tab
Under "History", click on the "clear your recent history" hyperlink
Ensure that both "Cookies" and "Cache" are checked
Click on the "Clear Now" button
Safari 5+
Click on "Safari"
Select "Empty Cache"
Click "Empty"
Click on "Safari"
Select "Preferences"
Select "Privacy" tab
Click "Remove All Website Data"
Click "Remove Now"
This is how you can clear your cache memory for the following browsers:
Internet Explorer 7
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Under "Browsing history", click on the "Delete" button
Click on "Delete files"
Click on "Delete cookies"
Click "Close" and "OK" to exit
Internet Explorer 8
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Under "Browsing history", click on the "Delete" button
Uncheck "Preserve Favorites website data"
Ensure that both "Temporary Internet Files" and "Cookies" are checked
Click on the "Delete" button
Click "OK" to exit
Google Chrome 18+
Click on the tool icon on the top right hand corner
Select "History"
Click "Clear all browsing data"
Ensure that both "Empty the cache" and "Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data" are checked
Click on the "Clear browsing data" button
Mozilla Firefox 11+
Click "Tools" tab at the menu bar
Select "Options"
Click on the "Privacy" tab
Under "History", click on the "clear your recent history" hyperlink
Ensure that both "Cookies" and "Cache" are checked
Click on the "Clear Now" button
Safari 5+
Click on "Safari"
Select "Empty Cache"
Click "Empty"
Click on "Safari"
Select "Preferences"
Select "Privacy" tab
Click "Remove All Website Data"
Click "Remove Now"
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In this article I’d like to look at some things that I found to be
helpful when I made this jump more than 5 years ago, as well as a few
things that I would do differently if I were in the situation again.
Take a pro-active approach and reach out to other bloggers and influential people in your niche. Select some bloggers that you want to get to know and leave a comment every time they publish a post. Share links to their posts through your social networking profiles and interact with them. You can even email them or fill out a contact form to get in touch. Some of the people who have become my closest online friends are people that I met just by sending an email to introduce myself.
Whatever you do, don’t just sit back and wait for others to reach out to you. Set aside a little bit of time each day, or at least a few times a week, specifically for the purpose of networking. The results of your networking efforts aren’t always easy to measure, but I think you’ll find that as your network grows and gets stronger you’ll see your blog growing as well, and you may also come across some unexpected opportunities.
See Identifying and Building Relationships with Industry Influencers for some great insight on the subject.
If you’re looking for freelance blogging opportunities you may want to reach out to the leading blogs in your niche to see if they are looking for freelance writers, and you can also find a lot of opportunities at the ProBlogger job board. Sites like Elance and oDesk provide opportunities for you to bid on projects as a freelancer, but be careful with these types of sites because you can wind up spending a lot of time giving proposals and wind up with no paying jobs. If you’re a designer you can try something like Microlancer. Your blog is also a great place to promote your services. Create a “Hire Me” page or a “Services” page where you can provide information about the type of work that you do, and encourage visitors to contact you about opportunities.
By combining the money that you make from your own blog and what you can make freelancing, you may be able to earn enough to go full-time. And as the income from your own blog grows you can scale back on the freelance work.
I highly recommend that you approach your blog as if it is a part-time job. Set working hours for yourself and stick to them. You could set a window of a few hours that you will work in the evenings, or maybe specific evenings that you will work each week. You can also set weekend hours that will be dedicated to your “job” of building the blog. If you approach it this way you should wind up with more time working on your blog, which can speed up the growth process.
While it may not seem like much fun to give yourself a part-time job, if you view it as a temporary situation that could lead you to being able to leave your full-time job it may give you more motivation.
I recommend that you make sure that each post you publish is the higest quality possible in order to make your blog the most useful for visitors, which should ultimately lead to more traffic and more income for you. If that means that you only publish one quality post per week instead of three lesser quality posts, that’s ok.
Whatever monetization methods you are using with your blog, take a look and see what other types of income sources might be a good fit as well. For some detailed information about different options please see the Ultimate Guide to Blog Monetization.
Another great benefit of email lists for part-time bloggers is that the time requirement is not that significant. You can sign up for GetResponse, MailChimp, AWeber or another company for managing your list (GetResponse offers a free 30-day trial and MailChimp is free until you reach 2,000 subscribers). Once you’ve signed up you can set up your list in just a few minutes, and they’ll give you the code to paste into your blog for opt in forms. Now your list will start to grow as some of your visitors subscribe, and as your list grows it will become increasingly valuable to you.
If you want to speed up the process and grow your list quicker you can offer a offer a free resource as a bonus to anyone who subscribes. Things like special reports, case studies, ebooks, exclusive interviews, and premium content work very well for this purpose. You can also consider using popup plugins like Popup Domination or OptinMonster to increase opt in rates.
One of the great things about email lists is that they can be used in so many different ways and they are valuable regardless of what monetizaton approach you take with your blog. If you’re making money with ad sales and AdSense you can help to send more traffic to your blog by sending subscribers a link to your posts. If you’re selling your own products an email list is a great way to promote those products. If you’re monetizing your blog with affiliate links you can also use the list to promote those affiliate products.
Another reason to save and re-invest instead of spending your part-time blogging income is that you won’t have to make as many lifestyle adjustments when you do leave your full-time job. If you get used to living on the income from your job as well as the income from your blog it will feel like a big change when you leave the job. If you never get used to living on the blog income you’ll hopefully get to a point when you can basically replace the income from your job with what you are making from your blog.
1. Focus On Building Your Network
In my opinion the two biggest factors for achieving success as a blogger are your content and your network . Every successful blogger is well connected to others in the industry or niche, and having a strong network can help you in so many different ways. Your network may be the key to important guest posting opportunities, introductions to potential partners or others that can help you in some way, more links to your blog, more sharing of your posts through social networks, advice when you need it, and so much more. With this in mind, I strongly suggest that you make networking a priority.Take a pro-active approach and reach out to other bloggers and influential people in your niche. Select some bloggers that you want to get to know and leave a comment every time they publish a post. Share links to their posts through your social networking profiles and interact with them. You can even email them or fill out a contact form to get in touch. Some of the people who have become my closest online friends are people that I met just by sending an email to introduce myself.
Whatever you do, don’t just sit back and wait for others to reach out to you. Set aside a little bit of time each day, or at least a few times a week, specifically for the purpose of networking. The results of your networking efforts aren’t always easy to measure, but I think you’ll find that as your network grows and gets stronger you’ll see your blog growing as well, and you may also come across some unexpected opportunities.
See Identifying and Building Relationships with Industry Influencers for some great insight on the subject.
2. Consider Freelancing Temporarily
When I made the decision to quit my full-time job and pursue blogging full-time I actually made a decent percentage of my income from freelance writing. While you’re working on your own blog and attempting to increase the income that it produces, you can also do some freelance work to make money in the meantime. There are so many blogs and websites out there that plenty of opportunities exist. A lot of blogs pay writers, although the amount will vary greatly from one blog to the next. Aside from writing, you could also find opportunities to freelance in areas like social media marketing and design, if that’s something that you’re able to do.If you’re looking for freelance blogging opportunities you may want to reach out to the leading blogs in your niche to see if they are looking for freelance writers, and you can also find a lot of opportunities at the ProBlogger job board. Sites like Elance and oDesk provide opportunities for you to bid on projects as a freelancer, but be careful with these types of sites because you can wind up spending a lot of time giving proposals and wind up with no paying jobs. If you’re a designer you can try something like Microlancer. Your blog is also a great place to promote your services. Create a “Hire Me” page or a “Services” page where you can provide information about the type of work that you do, and encourage visitors to contact you about opportunities.
By combining the money that you make from your own blog and what you can make freelancing, you may be able to earn enough to go full-time. And as the income from your own blog grows you can scale back on the freelance work.
3. Set Specific Working Hours
One of the major challenges of blogging part-time is that you have to be very disciplined and efficient with the limited time that you have available. If you’re working a full-time job you may not feel like working on your blog when you come home in the evenings. It’s easy to let distractions take away the time that you have for the blog, and the result is slower growth.I highly recommend that you approach your blog as if it is a part-time job. Set working hours for yourself and stick to them. You could set a window of a few hours that you will work in the evenings, or maybe specific evenings that you will work each week. You can also set weekend hours that will be dedicated to your “job” of building the blog. If you approach it this way you should wind up with more time working on your blog, which can speed up the growth process.
While it may not seem like much fun to give yourself a part-time job, if you view it as a temporary situation that could lead you to being able to leave your full-time job it may give you more motivation.
4. Focus on Quality Over Quantity
This advice really applies to any blogger, but it’s especially relevant for anyone with very limited time for working on the blog. As a part-timer you won’t be able to compete with top blogs that crank out high volumes of content. Regardless of how knowledgeable or how talented you are, you simply won’t have the time to be able to stand out based on quantity of posts.I recommend that you make sure that each post you publish is the higest quality possible in order to make your blog the most useful for visitors, which should ultimately lead to more traffic and more income for you. If that means that you only publish one quality post per week instead of three lesser quality posts, that’s ok.
5. Diversify Your Income Sources
If you’re relying exclusively or primarily on one source of income you’re probably not maximizing what you can make from your blog, and you’re also not in the most secure position. With my first blog ad sales was my only monetization method for a long time. Although I made a decent amount of money from as sales, once I worked to add some other revenue streams the income from the blog really took off. I started using AdSense and then moved into product sales and a little bit of affiliate promotions. If I had done that earlier I could have made a lot more money from the blog and had better security by not relying exclusively on ad sales.Whatever monetization methods you are using with your blog, take a look and see what other types of income sources might be a good fit as well. For some detailed information about different options please see the Ultimate Guide to Blog Monetization.
6. Build an Email List
Building an email list is something that should be a priority for part-time and full-time bloggers alike, but it’s a great way for part-timers to help themselves get over the hump. With an email list you can send links to your posts to increase traffic, promote affiliate products, promote your own products, and develop stronger relationships with your readers and subscribers.Another great benefit of email lists for part-time bloggers is that the time requirement is not that significant. You can sign up for GetResponse, MailChimp, AWeber or another company for managing your list (GetResponse offers a free 30-day trial and MailChimp is free until you reach 2,000 subscribers). Once you’ve signed up you can set up your list in just a few minutes, and they’ll give you the code to paste into your blog for opt in forms. Now your list will start to grow as some of your visitors subscribe, and as your list grows it will become increasingly valuable to you.
If you want to speed up the process and grow your list quicker you can offer a offer a free resource as a bonus to anyone who subscribes. Things like special reports, case studies, ebooks, exclusive interviews, and premium content work very well for this purpose. You can also consider using popup plugins like Popup Domination or OptinMonster to increase opt in rates.
One of the great things about email lists is that they can be used in so many different ways and they are valuable regardless of what monetizaton approach you take with your blog. If you’re making money with ad sales and AdSense you can help to send more traffic to your blog by sending subscribers a link to your posts. If you’re selling your own products an email list is a great way to promote those products. If you’re monetizing your blog with affiliate links you can also use the list to promote those affiliate products.
7. Re-Invest
If you have a full-time job and you’re blogging part-time I highly suggest that you live on only the income from your full-time job, if possible. Re-invest some of the money that you are making from the blog, and also set some aside for savings (more on that in a minute). That way, you can;- Use the money you’re re-investing to hire a designer to create a custom theme to make your blog look more professional.
- Outsource some work to create a product that you can sell for months or maybe years to come.
- Pay for some advertising to help grow your blog and your list faster.
8. Establish Emergency Savings Before Going Full-Time
I also strongly recommend that you save as much money as you can while you still have a full-time job. This savings can be used to pay your living expenses when you first leave your full-time job in case your blog does not produce enough income right away.Another reason to save and re-invest instead of spending your part-time blogging income is that you won’t have to make as many lifestyle adjustments when you do leave your full-time job. If you get used to living on the income from your job as well as the income from your blog it will feel like a big change when you leave the job. If you never get used to living on the blog income you’ll hopefully get to a point when you can basically replace the income from your job with what you are making from your blog.
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Money
management is an important part of life. There are some financially
happy people who just understand money management and its basics. Find
out the ways.They take steps to reach their goals Financially happy people realize you don't have to accomplish everything all at once. Break each and every financial goal you have into steps, and you chart out ways to reach there.
They are great planners Financially happy people worry about these troubles a little less. They've planned ahead for any kind of emergencies or misfortunes and they have back-off plans to sail them through difficult times, if any.
They look at the future When you're in your twenties, retirement planning sounds crazy. You think that life is going to be one exciting party always. But the reality may be different forty years down the line. Financially happy people see it differently. They realize at an early stage the importance of art of investment and let their money grow.
They spend within a budget Financially happy people know how much they make each month, and they know how much they have to spend. They are prudent while spending.
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Google adsense is the main money making program most of the bloggers use initially. Unfortunately it doesn’t work how you expect. I still remember those days I used to check my adsense earning every one hour to see whether anyone clicked my ads and how much I earned. Most of the time, it disappointed me. I’m sure most of the newbie bloggers will be doing the same thing. Then, I started investigating the time and work involved in earning 10 dollars daily from adsense. I found nice suggestions in internet for my doubt. In this post let me explain how to earn 10 dollars per day from adsense- its from my experience.
The interesting suggestion I found is, creating 10 websites which can make 1 dollar per day, so at end of the day you earn 10 dollars daily from adsense. Sounds cool?, but who will create 10 websites?. Making 10 dollars per day is very much possible with your single existing blog or website.
The interesting suggestion I found is, creating 10 websites which can make 1 dollar per day, so at end of the day you earn 10 dollars daily from adsense. Sounds cool?, but who will create 10 websites?. Making 10 dollars per day is very much possible with your single existing blog or website.
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After creating your blog website, the next step is to apply for Google adsense program.
What is Google Adsense?
Google displays thier ads in the websites and this ad blocks are called google adsense. You can notice google ads in many websites, which shows "Ads by Google".
How Google pays you for displaying their ads in yours Blog/websites?
Google has many advertisers and those advertisers are willing to display thier ads in other websites. Google gets advertisement from advertisers and display their ads in other Blog/Websites. If some one visits your blog website and clicks those ads in your Blog/Website, you will be paid by google for each click. Google doesn't reveal how much they pay for each click. The amount depends on advertisers how much they pay for google.
Can i click ads in my website to increase my earnings?
YOU SHOULD NOT Click ads in your Blog/Website. Google tracks all Invalid/Fraud clicks and if they found such activities from your website, Google will ban your acount and all your earnings will be lost.
When will i get the payment from Google?
All your payment related questions are answered in your google adsense account.
How to apply for Google adsense?
Before applying for Google adsense, make sure you have created your blog website with quality content. Google adsense program needs Blog/website to apply. You can apply for google adsense by clicking the Link at the top right "Sign up for AdSense" shown in this website to join google adsense program.
What is Google Adsense?
Google displays thier ads in the websites and this ad blocks are called google adsense. You can notice google ads in many websites, which shows "Ads by Google".
How Google pays you for displaying their ads in yours Blog/websites?
Google has many advertisers and those advertisers are willing to display thier ads in other websites. Google gets advertisement from advertisers and display their ads in other Blog/Websites. If some one visits your blog website and clicks those ads in your Blog/Website, you will be paid by google for each click. Google doesn't reveal how much they pay for each click. The amount depends on advertisers how much they pay for google.
Can i click ads in my website to increase my earnings?
YOU SHOULD NOT Click ads in your Blog/Website. Google tracks all Invalid/Fraud clicks and if they found such activities from your website, Google will ban your acount and all your earnings will be lost.
When will i get the payment from Google?
All your payment related questions are answered in your google adsense account.
How to apply for Google adsense?
Before applying for Google adsense, make sure you have created your blog website with quality content. Google adsense program needs Blog/website to apply. You can apply for google adsense by clicking the Link at the top right "Sign up for AdSense" shown in this website to join google adsense program.
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What is a Blogger?
Chapter 3
Blogger is nothing but a Personal or Business Dairy or Website, where you write your interesting stuffs on a regular basis. You do not need to create a website. Blogger has its own template. Just you need to post your interesting topics, contents, etc. The activity of updating a blog is “blogging” and someone who keeps a blog is a “blogger.”
Many people doesnt know how to create a website to publish thier interesting articles. Blog gives them an opportunity to create their own blog, where they can post their interests.
People dont need any technical software languages to create the Blog. Just sign up with blogger and you have your own space in the internet.
Creating Blogger is absolutly Fast, Interesting and Free of Cost. Start Creating your Blogger Now... Click here to create your blog now.
As per Google AdSense terms and conditions your blogger/website Doesn't Contain below mentioned things....
• Excessive profanity
• Violence, racial intolerance, or advocate against any individual, group, or organization
• Hacking/cracking content
• Illicit drugs and drug paraphernalia
• Pornography, adult, or mature content
• Gambling or casino-related content
• Excessive advertising
• Any other content that promotes illegal activity or infringes on the legal rights of others
• Pop-ups, pop-unders or exit windows that interfere with site navigation, obscure Google ads, change user preferences, or are for downloads. Other types of pop-ups, pop-unders, or exit windows may be allowed, provided that they do not exceed a combined total of 5 per user session
• Excessive, repetitive, or irrelevant keywords in the content or code of web pages
• Deceptive or manipulative content or construction to improve your site's search engine ranking, e.g., your site's PageRank Incentives (monetary or point-based) to users or third-party beneficiaries for online activity including, but not limited to, clicking on ads or links, performing searches, Surfing websites, reading emails, or completing surveys
• Sales or promotion of certain weapons, such as firearms, ammunition, balisongs, butterfly knives, and brass knuckles
• Sales or promotion of beer or hard alcohol
• Sales or promotion of tobacco or tobacco-related products
• Sales or promotion of prescription drugs
• Sales or promotion of products that are replicas or imitations of designer goods
Chapter 3
Blogger is nothing but a Personal or Business Dairy or Website, where you write your interesting stuffs on a regular basis. You do not need to create a website. Blogger has its own template. Just you need to post your interesting topics, contents, etc. The activity of updating a blog is “blogging” and someone who keeps a blog is a “blogger.”
Many people doesnt know how to create a website to publish thier interesting articles. Blog gives them an opportunity to create their own blog, where they can post their interests.
People dont need any technical software languages to create the Blog. Just sign up with blogger and you have your own space in the internet.
Creating Blogger is absolutly Fast, Interesting and Free of Cost. Start Creating your Blogger Now... Click here to create your blog now.
As per Google AdSense terms and conditions your blogger/website Doesn't Contain below mentioned things....
• Excessive profanity
• Violence, racial intolerance, or advocate against any individual, group, or organization
• Hacking/cracking content
• Illicit drugs and drug paraphernalia
• Pornography, adult, or mature content
• Gambling or casino-related content
• Excessive advertising
• Any other content that promotes illegal activity or infringes on the legal rights of others
• Pop-ups, pop-unders or exit windows that interfere with site navigation, obscure Google ads, change user preferences, or are for downloads. Other types of pop-ups, pop-unders, or exit windows may be allowed, provided that they do not exceed a combined total of 5 per user session
• Excessive, repetitive, or irrelevant keywords in the content or code of web pages
• Deceptive or manipulative content or construction to improve your site's search engine ranking, e.g., your site's PageRank Incentives (monetary or point-based) to users or third-party beneficiaries for online activity including, but not limited to, clicking on ads or links, performing searches, Surfing websites, reading emails, or completing surveys
• Sales or promotion of certain weapons, such as firearms, ammunition, balisongs, butterfly knives, and brass knuckles
• Sales or promotion of beer or hard alcohol
• Sales or promotion of tobacco or tobacco-related products
• Sales or promotion of prescription drugs
• Sales or promotion of products that are replicas or imitations of designer goods
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Chapter 2
You must need some minimum requirements given below to start this Online Pay Per Click Program:
1. A Computer with internet Connection in Home or Office or You can work from Cyber cafe/Browsing Centres.
2. Simple Internet Browsing knowledge is enough to start this program. No Previous experience needed.
3. A Valid Email address.
4. You must have a Bank Account to deposit the cheques which you will receive from Google.
5. A simple website similar to the one you are viewing (http://bollyscan.blogspot.com). This website is called Blogger. The website can contain any content or topic except any pornographic, hate-related, violent, or illegal content. Dont get confused if you dont have a website. We will help in developing the website for you. Contact Us for all the details.
6. Free Time - You have to spend a little time (Min 1 hr daily). More time you spend, more the chance to earn more money.
REMEMBER. This program doesn't need any investment. Absolutely Free to join. Many of my friends started this Google Pay Per Click (PPC) also called Google adsense program as a part time and gradually they make it as a full time job.
Go through this website fully and read several times until you are familiar with the Google adsense concept. You may also contact us for any kind of help regarding this Adsense program. Like us our facebook page and feel free to ask any questions there by texting us a message.
You must need some minimum requirements given below to start this Online Pay Per Click Program:
1. A Computer with internet Connection in Home or Office or You can work from Cyber cafe/Browsing Centres.
2. Simple Internet Browsing knowledge is enough to start this program. No Previous experience needed.
3. A Valid Email address.
4. You must have a Bank Account to deposit the cheques which you will receive from Google.
5. A simple website similar to the one you are viewing (http://bollyscan.blogspot.com). This website is called Blogger. The website can contain any content or topic except any pornographic, hate-related, violent, or illegal content. Dont get confused if you dont have a website. We will help in developing the website for you. Contact Us for all the details.
6. Free Time - You have to spend a little time (Min 1 hr daily). More time you spend, more the chance to earn more money.
REMEMBER. This program doesn't need any investment. Absolutely Free to join. Many of my friends started this Google Pay Per Click (PPC) also called Google adsense program as a part time and gradually they make it as a full time job.
Go through this website fully and read several times until you are familiar with the Google adsense concept. You may also contact us for any kind of help regarding this Adsense program. Like us our facebook page and feel free to ask any questions there by texting us a message.
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Chapter 1
Welcome Internet Friend,
Earning Huge Money in the internet is very easy. The important thing you must know the right technique with attitude and dedication. I am Earning more than Rs.25000 and above every month from Internet through Google's adsense program. This online jobs doesnt need any Investment.
Many people are looking for an Extra income in the internet and they search for many online money making jobs in the internet. One of the Easiest way to Earn money from internet is through Google. I mean Googe adsense.
What is Google Adsense?
Google adsense is nothing but Pay Per Click (PPC) program. Google Displays thier ads in your website and if some one clicks the google ads in your website, you will be paid for each click.
YES. I can hear many questions from you.
I Don't have a website? Don't worry. We have explained everything in this
website on how to create a website for google ads. If you still confused, Feel
free to Contact Us to create a blog website (similiar to the one you are reading
now) for you with NO COST.
Similarly you have many questions like below...
• What is my website contains or what is content in my website?
• How do I put Google ads in my website?
• How to promote or Market my website with google ads?
• How much I can Earn through this PPC program?
All your Questions are clearly explained in this website. Go through this website fully and if you still have any doubts, feel free to contact us. We will guide you the whole process of making making money from internet.
Note: Many people are charging money for teaching the same technique. But we teach you fully with NO COST. Only serious people who are interested in earning money may contact us.
Welcome Internet Friend,
Earning Huge Money in the internet is very easy. The important thing you must know the right technique with attitude and dedication. I am Earning more than Rs.25000 and above every month from Internet through Google's adsense program. This online jobs doesnt need any Investment.
Many people are looking for an Extra income in the internet and they search for many online money making jobs in the internet. One of the Easiest way to Earn money from internet is through Google. I mean Googe adsense.
What is Google Adsense?
Google adsense is nothing but Pay Per Click (PPC) program. Google Displays thier ads in your website and if some one clicks the google ads in your website, you will be paid for each click.
YES. I can hear many questions from you.
I Don't have a website? Don't worry. We have explained everything in this
website on how to create a website for google ads. If you still confused, Feel
free to Contact Us to create a blog website (similiar to the one you are reading
now) for you with NO COST.
Similarly you have many questions like below...
• What is my website contains or what is content in my website?
• How do I put Google ads in my website?
• How to promote or Market my website with google ads?
• How much I can Earn through this PPC program?
All your Questions are clearly explained in this website. Go through this website fully and if you still have any doubts, feel free to contact us. We will guide you the whole process of making making money from internet.
Note: Many people are charging money for teaching the same technique. But we teach you fully with NO COST. Only serious people who are interested in earning money may contact us.
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It is important that you integrate Google AdSense with your Google Analytics account as you will then be able track the ad performance (CTR, CPM, revenue, etc.) of individual pages of your site without having to create AdSense channels.
Linking AdSense with Analytics is fairly easy (see video) but consider a slightly different scenario:
You are maintaining two separate Google Accounts – your first Google Account (say adsense@gmail.com) is configured with AdSense while the other account (say analytics@gmail.com) is associated with Google Analytics.
How do you then link these two accounts so that you can track AdSense and Analytics data from the same dashboard?
If are facing a similar issue, here’s a simple solution courtesy sumit jain:
Step 1. Login to your Google Analytics dashboard using your existing Google Account (analytics@gmail.com).
Step 2. Create a new user in Google Analytics from the User Manager. Set this user’s email address the same as your existing AdSense account (adsense@gmail.com) and select the Access type as “Account Administrator.”
That’s it! You will now be able to login into Google Analytics using your Google AdSense Account and can also track the performance of ads from the same dashboard. You can only link one AdSense account to one Google Analytics account.
Linking AdSense with Analytics is fairly easy (see video) but consider a slightly different scenario:
You are maintaining two separate Google Accounts – your first Google Account (say adsense@gmail.com) is configured with AdSense while the other account (say analytics@gmail.com) is associated with Google Analytics.
How do you then link these two accounts so that you can track AdSense and Analytics data from the same dashboard?
If are facing a similar issue, here’s a simple solution courtesy sumit jain:
Step 1. Login to your Google Analytics dashboard using your existing Google Account (analytics@gmail.com).
Step 2. Create a new user in Google Analytics from the User Manager. Set this user’s email address the same as your existing AdSense account (adsense@gmail.com) and select the Access type as “Account Administrator.”
That’s it! You will now be able to login into Google Analytics using your Google AdSense Account and can also track the performance of ads from the same dashboard. You can only link one AdSense account to one Google Analytics account.
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If u want 2 highlight ur Blogger Post Article Background in ur blogger u have 2 use the below Highlighter Code.Follow the below steps for Highlight ur Blogger Post Article Background.
► Write a new post.
► Copy given code below and add ur part of article u want 2 Highlight in given place in between code.
Note:- If u wish u can change the width & height.
► Write a new post.
► Copy given code below and add ur part of article u want 2 Highlight in given place in between code.
Ur Desire Text Here
Note:- If u wish u can change the width & height.
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Google adsense is without doubts the king of online ad services. So far, there is no competition between Adsense and any other ad network. It is run effectively by Google and has been improving and upgrading its systems time to time. It has high CPC (Cost Per Click) rates and many things more which has made it the top PPC network among all others. But what if you violate a program policy or Google mistakenly disabled your account?, you at that time will be thinking to find out alternatives for GA. However, it isn't necessary that you should think of Adsense alternatives when you got disabled. You should always think to find more monetization options for your blogs and websites. Internet is full of treasures and opportunities. Whether your Adsense account is active or not but you should consider the top ten ad networks which pay less than Adsense, but pay on time.
These are actually alternative websites to Google Adsense, but I'm again ensuring that they can be used along with Adsense as well as without it. Because GA is not the only solution to monetize your blog on. There is a lot more on the way, something big is also there than GA.
Top 10 Alternatives to Adsense in 2013
Here is the list of top 10 websites which provide you opportunity to insert their ads/banners inside your blogs/website and earn money same as you earn with Adsense.
1. BuySellAds.com
Buy Sell Ads
BSA is not a PPC network as Adsense is, but it is a direct banner ads network which works better than Adsense. And if we compare its policies with Adsense then BSA has very simple program policy, once your site is approved by BSA, it will be active forever as far as you work hard.
Requirement:
If you wanna use BSA on your blog then you must meet the minimum criteria described by BuySellAds.com. Following is a list of requirements your blog must have in order to be approved by BSA.
Your blog must have at least 50K monthly page views
Blog must be in English
Blog must be finished and not under construction
Must have more than 50 posts and fresh content
Pornography, illegal, hacking-cracking, casino sites are not accepted by BSA
Blog must have a professional design
2. TribalFusion.com
Tribal Fusion ads
This is the second better alternative to AdSense which can earn you more money than Adsense, but its requirements are also more than BSA and Adsense. If your blog is meeting following criteria then must give a try to it.
Your blog should have 500,000K monthly page views
Top level domain like .com not .blogspot or .wordpress etc
Blog must have a professional design
Fresh and updated content
Blog must not publish illegal content
Tribal Fusion is a PPC network and works just fine like Adsense.
3. Qadabra.com
Qadabra ads
This is a great banner-ads network which doesn't required any specific criteria and you can use their ads on your site even if you have very low traffic. Just give it a try if Google Adsense, BSA and other don't work for you. You'll lose nothing, but will get something.
4. Text-link-ads.com
text link ads
This is another text-based advertising company which provides you great opportunities to earn money online with your content regardless your site's statistics. This network works best for text-based sites, this won't work for sites having wallpaper in large. But it is among the top alternatives of Adsense.
5. Yahoo & Bing Ads
Yahoo ads
Media.net is the combine Ads network of Yahoo and bing search engines, and this is also a PPC network same like Google Adsense, it is considered as the major alternative to Adsense these days, the minimum pay out is $100 same as Adsense, and they directly pay you via Paypal. Also, unlike Adsense, you can directly contact them via email and discuss your problem. You can even apply for a publisher account if you have low traffic for your site/blog.
6. Infolinks.com
Infolinks ads
This is another text-based advertising network which is among the alternatives of Adsense, this network works effectively for sites having text content in large. Their payment methods are also similar to Adsense, like they pay you via Western Union and Paypal too. Also you can use it with Adsense altogether.
7. Chitika.com
Chitika ads
Chitika is a PPC network and works same as Adsense, If any of the above networks don't work for you then you may want to get some money back from your content by using Chitika. Payment option is Paypal. There are 250,000 publishers already using Chitika for monetizing their websites.
8. Affiliate Marketing
Affiliate Marketing
This is something bigger than Adsense, actually the main thing is your blog/site and the visitors/traffic you have. If you have a good amount of visitors/readers then Affiliate marketing can work best for you. You can use affiliates banners on your blog/site and when someone will purchase anything using your affiliate link then you are given a big commission for that. Here is the list of websites you can take products' links from and insert inside your site:
ClickBank.com
ec.com
Shareasale.com
Amazon.com
Hostgator.com
Bluehost.com
9. Kontera.com
Kontera PPC
This is one more text-based PPC network similarly like infolinks. You must have text-content available on your blog in order to apply for a Kontera publisher account. However, traffic doesn't matter. This is a network which is used by thousands of web owners for monetization. You can use it for free.
10. Clicksor.com
clicksor ads
It is a PPC network and alternative to Google Adsense. It offers text, banner ads and also pop up ads. If you have a decent traffic on your blog/site then you may be surprised seeing earning with Clicksor. So if all of the above networks don't work then must give it a try.
Some More Alternatives to Google Adsense
Adhitz.com
Infinityads.com
PublicityClerk.com
paid-to-promote.net
Direct Banners
I've given you every possible alternative to Google Adsense, and I've used many of them myself. I've used Adhitz.com and have got one payment, I've used infolinks and I'm about to get a payment from them. I've also used Chitika and BuySellads, and their result is indeed great. You can use them too and earn a decent amount without having Adsense ads on your blogs.
These are actually alternative websites to Google Adsense, but I'm again ensuring that they can be used along with Adsense as well as without it. Because GA is not the only solution to monetize your blog on. There is a lot more on the way, something big is also there than GA.
Top 10 Alternatives to Adsense in 2013
Here is the list of top 10 websites which provide you opportunity to insert their ads/banners inside your blogs/website and earn money same as you earn with Adsense.
1. BuySellAds.com
Buy Sell Ads
BSA is not a PPC network as Adsense is, but it is a direct banner ads network which works better than Adsense. And if we compare its policies with Adsense then BSA has very simple program policy, once your site is approved by BSA, it will be active forever as far as you work hard.
Requirement:
If you wanna use BSA on your blog then you must meet the minimum criteria described by BuySellAds.com. Following is a list of requirements your blog must have in order to be approved by BSA.
Your blog must have at least 50K monthly page views
Blog must be in English
Blog must be finished and not under construction
Must have more than 50 posts and fresh content
Pornography, illegal, hacking-cracking, casino sites are not accepted by BSA
Blog must have a professional design
2. TribalFusion.com
Tribal Fusion ads
This is the second better alternative to AdSense which can earn you more money than Adsense, but its requirements are also more than BSA and Adsense. If your blog is meeting following criteria then must give a try to it.
Your blog should have 500,000K monthly page views
Top level domain like .com not .blogspot or .wordpress etc
Blog must have a professional design
Fresh and updated content
Blog must not publish illegal content
Tribal Fusion is a PPC network and works just fine like Adsense.
3. Qadabra.com
Qadabra ads
This is a great banner-ads network which doesn't required any specific criteria and you can use their ads on your site even if you have very low traffic. Just give it a try if Google Adsense, BSA and other don't work for you. You'll lose nothing, but will get something.
4. Text-link-ads.com
text link ads
This is another text-based advertising company which provides you great opportunities to earn money online with your content regardless your site's statistics. This network works best for text-based sites, this won't work for sites having wallpaper in large. But it is among the top alternatives of Adsense.
5. Yahoo & Bing Ads
Yahoo ads
Media.net is the combine Ads network of Yahoo and bing search engines, and this is also a PPC network same like Google Adsense, it is considered as the major alternative to Adsense these days, the minimum pay out is $100 same as Adsense, and they directly pay you via Paypal. Also, unlike Adsense, you can directly contact them via email and discuss your problem. You can even apply for a publisher account if you have low traffic for your site/blog.
6. Infolinks.com
Infolinks ads
This is another text-based advertising network which is among the alternatives of Adsense, this network works effectively for sites having text content in large. Their payment methods are also similar to Adsense, like they pay you via Western Union and Paypal too. Also you can use it with Adsense altogether.
7. Chitika.com
Chitika ads
Chitika is a PPC network and works same as Adsense, If any of the above networks don't work for you then you may want to get some money back from your content by using Chitika. Payment option is Paypal. There are 250,000 publishers already using Chitika for monetizing their websites.
8. Affiliate Marketing
Affiliate Marketing
This is something bigger than Adsense, actually the main thing is your blog/site and the visitors/traffic you have. If you have a good amount of visitors/readers then Affiliate marketing can work best for you. You can use affiliates banners on your blog/site and when someone will purchase anything using your affiliate link then you are given a big commission for that. Here is the list of websites you can take products' links from and insert inside your site:
ClickBank.com
ec.com
Shareasale.com
Amazon.com
Hostgator.com
Bluehost.com
9. Kontera.com
Kontera PPC
This is one more text-based PPC network similarly like infolinks. You must have text-content available on your blog in order to apply for a Kontera publisher account. However, traffic doesn't matter. This is a network which is used by thousands of web owners for monetization. You can use it for free.
10. Clicksor.com
clicksor ads
It is a PPC network and alternative to Google Adsense. It offers text, banner ads and also pop up ads. If you have a decent traffic on your blog/site then you may be surprised seeing earning with Clicksor. So if all of the above networks don't work then must give it a try.
Some More Alternatives to Google Adsense
Adhitz.com
Infinityads.com
PublicityClerk.com
paid-to-promote.net
Direct Banners
I've given you every possible alternative to Google Adsense, and I've used many of them myself. I've used Adhitz.com and have got one payment, I've used infolinks and I'm about to get a payment from them. I've also used Chitika and BuySellads, and their result is indeed great. You can use them too and earn a decent amount without having Adsense ads on your blogs.
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New York: International search engine Google has told a US court that Gmail users should have no "reasonable expectation" that their emails are confidential.
The advocacy group called Consumer Watchdog which uncovered this filing said that this was a stunning admission.
This assumes greater importance especially since Google and its peers are under pressure to explain their role in the National Security Agency's mass surveillance of US citizens and foreign nationals.
"Google has finally admitted they don't respect privacy," said John Simpson, Consumer Watchdog's privacy project director. "People should take them at their word; if you care about your email correspondents' privacy, don't use Gmail."
The suit which was filed in May, claims Google "unlawfully opens up, reads, and acquires the content of people's private email messages." It quotes Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman: "Google policy is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it."
"Unbeknown to millions of people, on a daily basis and for years, Google has systematically and intentionally crossed the 'creepy line' to read private email messages containing information you don't want anyone to know, and to acquire, collect, or mine valuable information from that mail," the suit claims.
In its motion to dismiss the case, Google said the plaintiffs were making "an attempt to criminalize ordinary business practices" that have been part of Gmail's service since its introduction. Google said "all users of email must necessarily expect that their emails will be subject to automated processing."
According to Google: "Just as a sender of a letter to a business colleague cannot be surprised that the recipient's assistant opens the letter, people who use web-based email today cannot be surprised if their communications are processed by the recipient's ECS electronic communications service] provider in the course of delivery."
Citing another privacy case, Google's lawyers said "too little is asserted in the complaint about the particular relationship between the parties, and the particular circumstances of the communications at issue, to lead to the plausible conclusion that an objectively reasonable expectation of confidentiality would have attended such a communication."
The advocacy group called Consumer Watchdog which uncovered this filing said that this was a stunning admission.
This assumes greater importance especially since Google and its peers are under pressure to explain their role in the National Security Agency's mass surveillance of US citizens and foreign nationals.
"Google has finally admitted they don't respect privacy," said John Simpson, Consumer Watchdog's privacy project director. "People should take them at their word; if you care about your email correspondents' privacy, don't use Gmail."
The suit which was filed in May, claims Google "unlawfully opens up, reads, and acquires the content of people's private email messages." It quotes Eric Schmidt, Google's executive chairman: "Google policy is to get right up to the creepy line and not cross it."
"Unbeknown to millions of people, on a daily basis and for years, Google has systematically and intentionally crossed the 'creepy line' to read private email messages containing information you don't want anyone to know, and to acquire, collect, or mine valuable information from that mail," the suit claims.
In its motion to dismiss the case, Google said the plaintiffs were making "an attempt to criminalize ordinary business practices" that have been part of Gmail's service since its introduction. Google said "all users of email must necessarily expect that their emails will be subject to automated processing."
According to Google: "Just as a sender of a letter to a business colleague cannot be surprised that the recipient's assistant opens the letter, people who use web-based email today cannot be surprised if their communications are processed by the recipient's ECS electronic communications service] provider in the course of delivery."
Citing another privacy case, Google's lawyers said "too little is asserted in the complaint about the particular relationship between the parties, and the particular circumstances of the communications at issue, to lead to the plausible conclusion that an objectively reasonable expectation of confidentiality would have attended such a communication."
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Hello guys have you done the previous steps..today we will learn the second step of how to earn mony from internet..are your videos going viral over net..if it is then follow the steps mentioned below.
Now all you have to do is associate your youtube account with adsense..that's it now you will see your earnings in your analytics tab of youtube account....see the full procedure of payment in our next post..also there are some steps that you will have to learn ..read in our next post:-
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