VentureHire brings courses in technology and business. These courses are taught by industry experts and delivered online.

Bangalore, Karnataka -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/25/2013 -- VentureHire, a new age online university announced that it is launching its popular Android Program Online. VentureHire courses are taught by industry practitioners who are working and building products in specific domain. "Our Android course program has been very popular among industry professionals and we've decided to launch our Android Course Online to cater to demand primarily from cities outside Bangalore." said Prashant Koirala, co-founder of VentureHire.

VentureHire's online Android program will have the same features as the offline course. The courses are focused on hands-on live training with weekend classes and weekdays online support program. At the end of the course, each participant needs to build an Android application and put it in Google Marketplace to graduate from the program. Graduates will have an opportunity to demo their Android app to the hiring partner companies. The online Android course will be taught by AnupamSrivastava, mobile application engineer at Jutera Labs, a mobile product company based in Austin and Bangalore.

"Our programs are focused on students, professionals and entrepreneurs looking to build specific skill set. The demand for Android developers is growing at significant pace and companies are struggling to find good developers." said Prashant Koirala. VentureHire is also creating talent in areas of big data, mobility, analytics, product management, digital marketing and offer the program globally. VentureHire offers the education program in US and India.

About VentureHire
VentureHire runs demand-led courses with top Instructors (CEO, CTO, senior product managers, professionals and practitioners) and content, delivering through an instructor led blended learning model (online and classroom) with a hiring and assessment layer for each course. VentureHire also works with startups, angel, venture funded and technology companies to build their team in areas of new technology (big data, mobility, digital marketing etc) and business.

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Going from an old-school mobile phone to an Android smart phone feels like a enormous step into the future.

New York City, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/05/2012 -- Google revealed the next version of its mobile OS platform, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Given that this version of Android was established to not be 5.0, no substantial changes were likely in this release. Then again Google did take a huge step in enhancing the overall Android experience with Jelly Bean. It's built on the strong points of the 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and takes them a step further.

Jelly Bean Android 4.1 Features

Smoother UI

Even the most biggest Android user would have to agree that user experience with the Android UI was sometimes laggy and not as smooth, when compared to the design of iOS. The user interface was highly improved from the release of ICS but wasn't perfect. With Jelly Bean Google has demonstrated that it takes user comments seriously and is serious to improve the Android UI. Jelly Bean is a step in the right direction.

Android "Jelly Bean" is improved to deliver Android's best performance on your phone or tablet. It expands the vsync timing across all drawing and animation and has triple buffering for graphics to make up for a consistent and "buttery" smooth UI. This is even more enhanced by synchronizing effect that guesses your next move and provided a CPU input boost at the next touch to make certain there is no latency.

Expandable Notifications

Android notifications have always been brilliant. Jelly Bean delivers improved notifications that can be expanded or collapsed with a simple motion. You can carry out activities on the notifications or long-press the notification for additional options. In addition, notifications now support images and have configurable priority.

Resizable Widgets

Widgets are a well-liked and exclusive feature of Android. Have you been troubled by the message "Not enough space", when you try to add another widget next to other widgets or icons to a screen? Jelly Bean lets users to resize widgets that automatically resizes to the space available on the display. The widget date renews as the size is changed based to the widget size and could display better or larger graphics or more options.

Android Beam

Android Beam has been a feature of Android from the Ice Cream Sandwich but it's uses have been quite minimal. Google has granted it a little surge in the right path in Jelly Bean.

In Android 4.1, Android Beam makes it simpler to share pictures, videos and documents using Bluetooth for the data transfer. Tap your Android device with another appropriate device to match them together. Android Beam then hands over from NFC to Bluetooth, making it very simple to control the transfers of a file from one phone to another.

Final Thoughts

The feature list is goes on, but to conclude, Jelly Bean brings substantial improvement to the performance and UI of Android devices. For now, we are just wondering what will be the name of the next Android release...

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