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I have been an engineering student and the 'job' condition (I am talking about 'employment') is something like - Infosys wants this, Wipro wants that and TCS is asking for it all! You must know the following for facing an interview:

• Java
• C / C++
• .NET (now there are languages in the word '.NET' and no one knows or realizes that you can learn one or all of them, but there is nothing to learn '.NET' as such!)
• PHP
• Python
• XML
• HTML

And so on...

There was a small shop behind my college for tea, smokes and stuff like that. A few software company buildings were close too and engineers (so called) would come down there during their breaks. Often, I would meet someone there, talking about how tough it is to get the project done within the deadlines.

Once, I had a talk to a fellow who was with another guy and here is the conversation (The content inside [square brackets] are my 'thoughts' while the conversation was going on):

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I went near him and uttered... "Hi"

We had our first plans of ‘per second billing’ somewhere in the year 2006. The operator was Tata and the service was ‘indicom’. Three years later, 2009, Tata redefined the telecom industry in India and how! With a great plan of one paisa per second, they entered the GSM arena to meet head on the other big heads like Airtel and Reliance and snatched away customers from them at a frightening rate. The effect was such that all companies had to introduce per second plans. But was that all? No, it was not.

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Samsung is one of the leading phone manufacturers. Although here in India, phones are at times synonymous to Nokia, a large group of people have started to listen more than they did. While a large number of people still stick to just Nokia for no apparent reason, few want to expand their choices and look at the world’s largest technology company by sales, called Samsung.

Nokia phones have always been the soul mates to Symbian Operating Systems. All other brands have might started shifting from Symbian to some other OS to Android or anything else, but Nokia? It seems that they have decided to pull up with Symbian. Two big hits by Nokia recently were the Nokia N8 and Nokia C7, featuring Symbian^3, a much developed, a much advanced operating system for mobile phones. C7 and N8 were doing really well in the Indian market, especially the C7.

Now, Nokia has decided to give a stunning steel to all its rivals, launching the new hotshot - the X7.