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Saturday, May 11, 2013

Bayt com App Review





Job search has evolved over recent years, with hundreds of companies piling in to the space, Bayt.com is one of the leading online recruitment websites in MENA region and in this review we will take a quick look at Bayt.com Android App feature by feature.



1. Job Search:


Job search allows you to look for openings by selecting a country and entering a keyword related to the target job you are looking for; the app keeps track of your search history and saves it for you so you can get back to it later. The search is not 100% accurate because it looks for the keywords you provided in the entire job description so you end up with various related-positions, it would be better if they provided an option to look only through the titles and not to include the description in the search query.


One of the features that I really like about the app is the ability to apply directly from your smartphone, and also the ability to share openings with your connections on Facebook and Twitter.


2. Recommended Jobs:

Based on the information you provided on your profile, Bayt.com recommends openings that fits to your target job title, location, Industry, type, status and salary and list them for you in this section.

3. My Job Alerts:

You can set up alerts using certain keywords, and also you can specify the location, industry job role, gender, minimum monthly salary and other filters, one thing I found a bit inconvenient about this feature, It is that you cant add an alert from the app, you need to login to the site either from a desktop browser or with the "desktop view" mode enabled on a smartphone to set an alert.

4. My Job Applications:

This is a pretty cool feature that allows you to track the status of jobs you have applied to, each opening on Bayt.com has an expiration date and the app splits them for you and shows you applications that still valid or expired in different tabs. 

5. My CVs:

One of the things that makes Bayt.com a unique platform is the ability to have multiple CVs on your profile, and not just in different languages, each CV could be specific to a certain industry or a certain employer. Using the application you can view statistics about your CVs, you can view when every CV you provided was last modified, views and searches per CV and applications status directly from the app. Also you can view CVs you have posted, email them or set a default CV. 

6. My Personal Info:

From here you can edit your basic info such as profile picture, name, email address and contact information, But you can only update the photo directly from the camera and not from the gallery.

7. My Stats:

This tab shows you a limited number of statistics including number of times CV views, number if times CV searched and CV search ratio. It would be much better if there were some graphs included too.

8. Notification Settings:


Here you can control push notifications about Job alerts and CV activities as it happens. And manage what notifications to be sent directly to your phone to inform you about new openings that fit the profile of your alert.




Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Samsung S5230 Tocco Lite Silver review

One of the world-class mobile phone manufacturer Samsung launched the latest smartphone is Samsung S5230 Tocco Silver Lite. Many people recognize the sophistication of the latest variant of this Samsung.
Measuring 104 mm x 53 mm wide and only 11 mm. The phone provides a 3:15 mega-pixel camera, which operates at 2048 x 1536 pixels. With a very sharp resolution was taking pictures at night we can still be good. QVGA quality video can be taken at 15 frames per second with this phone which provides a useful alternative for occasions when a picture will not do.

Also a very interesting feature is the multimedia features that use mp3 player with sound quality that is very admirable. Used by multimedia smartphone Samsung is the latest technology. There are many other advanced features owned Tocco Samsung S5230 Silver Lite this. Smartphone from Samsung this type is suitable for anyone who wants to appear confident. Battery life is 4 hours of talk time and standby time 1 week. Market prices for the products Tocco Samsung S5230 is Lite Silver £ 124.99

Thursday, May 2, 2013

BlackBerry Torch 9850 review Verizon Wireless

 BlackBerry Torch 9850 review (Verizon Wireless)

RIM is erstwhile again making the rounds with its newest line of BlackBerry smartphones, with the Blowlamp 9850 passageway to Verizon Wireless after its initial propulsion with Sprint. The BlackBerry Burner 9850 scarred a mark for BlackBerry as the first-ever awash touch-screen handset after the kinda difficult mistakes of the Perforate and the Penetrate 2. And we know to say, RIM prefabricated a clean exertion here. The 3.7-inch presentation is lancinate, and the 1.2GHz processor does a neat job at improving boilersuit action. The Burner 9850 also ships with OS 7, which brings a wares of under-the-hood enhancements similar 720p HD video assume, voice-activated seek, HTML 5 Burner 9850 for Verizon Wireless has the similar arrangement and features as the one for Sprint, well cogitate solon on slim software and execution differences that the Verizon variation offers. For the sounding reexamine of the gimmick, please see our refresh of the BlackBerry Blowlamp 9850 for Running.

Software
One of the main differences between the Sprint and Verizon Wireless versions of the Torch 9850 is the bundled software. As you mightiness await, the Verizon writing of the sound comes preinstalled with Verizon apps and services. They permit VZ Navigator, Patronage Help, V Throw Euphony, V Fishing Videos, V Mould Song ID, VZWTones, and Bing hunt. Numerous of these cant be uninstalled. Excursus from these apps, the ease of the phones software is the selfsame as the Blowlamp 9850 for Run and other OS 7 handsets. For more on BlackBerry OS 7, please see our accounting of the BlackBerry Burner 9810.

Performance
We tried the dual-band (CDMA 800/1900;UMTS 2100), internationally quad-band (GSM 850/900/1800/1900) BlackBerry Torch 9850 in San Francisco using Verizons scheme. We enjoyed definite say degree on our end, though we did receive a tiny bit of unchangeable occasionally. Otherwise, callers had plenteousness of production and measured quite spontaneous.