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Whenever talk of the technology skills gap comes up, software developers are likely to be part of the discussion. In fact, people who are experienced at creating and maintaining high-quality business applications are among those most in demand. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) of the U.S. Department of Labor, which is the principal federal agency responsible for measuring labor market activity, said employment of software developers is projected to grow 21 percent from 2018 to 2028. That's a much faster rate than the average for all occupations the bureau tracks. Employment of application developers is projected to grow 26 percent, BLS says, and employment of systems developers is expected to increase by 10 percent. The main reason for the growth in both application developers and systems developers is a large increase in the demand for computer software, according to the report. The need for new applications on smartphones and table

Whether you're looking to give your career a boost or simply want to enrich your life a bit, the easiest place to start is by learning a new skill. And with the recent boom in online courses, it's never been easier to add a new line to your resume without even leaving your home. Check out these convenient courses you can take from Rosetta Stone, Udemy, Coursera, and edX. 1. The Science of Well-Being; $49/month Taught by Yale psychology professor Laurie Santos, this course is all about building up productive habits that can lead to positive changes in life, while pointing out the self-sabotaging thoughts that can sometimes get in the way. By learning about the science behind how we perceive happiness and our own well-being, this course aims to build a better, more informed mindset to help you reach your goals. The individual courses are technically free, but if you want a certificate at the end, you'll have to pay for Coursera's $49-per-month plan. Buy it: Coursera

© Provided by Pocket-lint Lead Image image 1 With the pace of smartphone evolution moving so fast, there's always something waiting in the wings. No sooner have you spied the latest handset, that there's anticipation for the next big thing. Here we look at those phones that haven't yet launched, the upcoming phones for 2020. We'll be updating this list on a regular basis, with those device rumours we think are credible and exciting. As for already-launched handsets, we've rounded up the best smartphones for 2020 elsewhere - those we consider to be the best across all platforms. If your budget is a little smaller, there is also our budget smartphones for under £200 feature - and there's a mid-range roundup up to £400 as well.  The upcoming generation of phones Before we dive into the detail, here are some of the anticipated handsets for 2020: Huawei P40, P40 Pro, P40 Pro+ Xiaomi Mi 10 & Mi 10 Pro Moto Edge & Edge+

The spread of coronavirus around the globe has brought the mobile industry sputtering to a near halt, just as it began revving up for a potentially blockbuster season. From my stance as a CNET phone reviewer, the need to scale back is crushing but necessary given COVID-19's serious nature. But while the industry scrambles to plan its next steps, there's one thing brands can do: Grasp at the opportunity to refocus their portfolios, designs and campaigns on features that matter. This was the year 5G-ready devices were meant to go mainstream and foldable phones were going to prove their right to exist. 2020 would belong to top-tier handsets adopting groundbreaking features for photography and 8K video recording, we thought. But then COVID-19 hit and the

Whether you are taking more calls at home or what a hands-free option when you are on the go, having one of the best wired headsets for cell phones makes it easy. Unlike with wireless headsets, wired options have more reliability with fewer connectivity issues and don't require charging. Many of them also have high-quality built-in microphones, and some even feature noise-canceling for better clarity during calls or when you're listening to tunes by blocking background noise. Any headset you choose should first and foremost be comfortable. Look for over-the-ear headsets with padded ear cushions and adjustable headbands. For earbuds, zero in on pairs that includes multiple earbud sizes for a secure and customized fit. Also, remember to check for compatibility. Most wired headsets have a 3.5-millimeter jack, so for those with newer models of the iPhone, you'll need a Lightning to 3.5-millimeter adapter to connect. And if you decide it might be helpful to go wireless from time

| Published: Saturday, March 21, 2020, 17:53 [IST] Realme is gearing up to launch its new smartphone - the Narzo 10 under the Narzo series next week in India. The smartphone is been in the headline for quite a while with speculated specifications. However, in the latest report, it has been reported that the live images of the Realme Narzo 10 surfaced on the internet. According to the reports, the smartphone might be the rebranded version of Realme 6i which was launched in Myanmar earlier this week. The Realme Narzo 10 is expected to launch in Indian market alongside the launch of the Narzo 10A. The highlights of both the smartphones are 5,000 mAh battery. The live image of the alleged Realme Narzo 10 was posted by popular tipster Ishan Agarwal. The shared image of the smartphone is listed with a model number RMX2040 and the photo seems to be taken in a retail store. The live image posted on teaser shows that the phone manages to score 203,078 points on AnTuTu benchmark wh

Like it or not, the South Korean economy depends to an inordinate extent on Samsung Electronics, the centerpiece of the Samsung conglomerate with interests from shipbuilding to electronics, and the fate of the heir-presumptive, Lee Jae-yong, widely known as Jay Y. Lee. Samsung Electronics earnings from products ranging from semiconductors to smartphones is equivalent to about 12% of Korea's GDP. Journalist Geoffrey Cain leaves the reader hanging at the end of his book, Samsung Rising, out this week, wondering how Korea's supreme court will rule on Lee's retrial on bribery charges. The bet is still that Samsung is too big and too important for the judges to jail him again on much the same charges for which he's already spent a year behind bars. But then, in the game of high-level Korean political and business intrigue, the future is never quite certain. Cain captures the drama of Samsung in a book that reaches a climax, almost, in two great long-running battles. Th

Xiaomi has been granted a new design patent, and this time around, the company patented a phone a small part of which folds. This may sound odd, and quite frankly, it is. If you take a look at the images provided in the gallery down below, you'll see the device itself. Only a small part of this phone is foldable, and it folds outwards. The top 10-15-percent of the device is foldable. Only a small part of this Xiaomi handset folds, and it includes three cameras As you can see, on that foldable part, the company plans to include three cameras. Those three cameras can be used as rear-facing ones, when the phone is folded, and front-facing ones when it's fully unfolded. When unfolded, you get rather large display camera holes at the top, but you can keep it unfolded, if you want. That part of the device also has a secondary function, it can help you prop up your phone. This design has been patented with the CNIPA, in China. As it's usually the case, just because Xiaomi patented

With the increase in price on most new handsets from China which put them above our $500 threshold, we won't see many new flagships in this Top 5. That said, we're still going to find which the best Chinese phones are if you're budget is below $500. Keep reading! Best Chinese Phones for Under $500 1. Redmi Note 9 Pro Max Let's get the ball rolling with the recently launched Redmi Note 9 Pro Max which – being more of a mid-ranger than a flagship – will sit in the bottom of the price range covered in our list, selling at just above $200. For the relatively low price you get a smartphone powered by the latest Qualcomm Snapdragon 720G, along with 6GB of LPDDR4X RAM and at least 64GB of UFS 2.1 fast storage (expandable via microSD). This hardware powers an extra large 6.67-inch Full HD+ display that makes it a great device for gaming or media consumption. Camera wise, the Redmi Note 9 Pro Max comes with a total of four cameras. These include a primary 64MP AI c

KEY POINTS Smartphone screens are found to be three times dirtier than a toilet seat A research revealed that one in 20 smartphone users cleans their smartphones every six months or less COVID-19 virus can persist on inanimate surfaces like metal, glass or plastic for up to 9 days, a study claims COVID-19 is causing massive havoc all over the world and stealing thousands of lives. Experts have offered useful tips on how to avoid spreading and contracting the lethal virus and one of them is by not touching your face with your hands. But, one of the breeding places of germs that are sometimes dirtier than our hands is our smartphone. Here are some tips on how to COVID-19 proof your smartphone.  Research published in 2018 by Insurance2Go, an insurance provider for gadgets, shared that smartphone screens contain three times more germs than a toilet seat. The study claimed that one in 20 smartphone users cleans their handsets every six months or less. The Journal of Hospital Infection recen

Last month, in a low-key announcement on Twitter, the death of the business smartphone was confirmed. In the post, BlackBerry announced that China's TCL Communications will "no longer be selling" BlackBerry-branded phones as of 31 August 2020, perhaps an unsurprising development given the once-beloved devices accounted for a mere 0.02% of the global smartphone market as of January this year.  Advertisement - Article continues below TCL has said it will continue to support models that are already in the market, such as the BlackBerry Key2, until 31 August 2022, but the end of the companies' three-year-long partnership undoubtedly marks the end of both BlackBerry and the business smartphone as we know it.  BlackBerry devices, which were once famed for their physical hardware keyboards and "uncrackable" security software, dominated the corporate market in the 2000s. In 2009, the then Research In Motion (RIM)-owned company claimed more than 20% of the smartphone

Unfolded the Huawei Mate Xs shows off its gorgeous 8" display Image Credit: Reach by GN This month the UAE will see the introduction of one of the most high-end devices to comes to the market, the Huawei Mate Xs. The 'King of Foldable Smartphones'King of Foldable Smartphones' is available for pre-order on March 15th, 2020. The foldable handset will transform the way users interact with their handsets thanks to its advanced features and Huawei AppGallery. The app store has a vast and growing library that includes most of the popular global and local apps. Design and Display The Huawei Mate Xs introduces the company's unique Falcon Wing design made with more than 100 interlocking parts using a zirconium-based liquid metal that allows for a full 180-degree fold. Special aerospace-grade polyimide and optically clear adhesive allow the display to produce

With the smartphone market always abuzz with new launches and latest updates, the task is cut out for all the companies, especially those trying to gain a foothold in a new segment. Taking a cue from its competitors, Samsung has now introduced its 'Lite' range - Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10Lite. These phones seem to be the watered-down versions of the premium phones (S10/S10+ & Note 10/Note10+) launched last year. So, will these Lite versions give you the premium phone feels? Here's a lowdown on the features:  Design & Display The Galaxy S10 Lite boasts of its big and crisp display. It has a 6.7-inch (which makes it largest of the S10 devices) Super AMOLED+ panel with a full-HD+(1080x2400) resolution and support for HDR10+. Colours are punchy and brightness is quite good. The auto-brightness ensures that the display brightness adjusts seamlessly with changing ambient lighting. The bezels all around the screen are pretty s

source Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Uber shared a list of the items passengers most commonly leave behind in cars. Phones topped the list, but headphones and keys also made the top five. Uber also provided some more interesting facts, like what brands passengers are most likely to forget. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Leaving your phone or wallet behind in an Uber is a hassle, but at least you know you're not the only one – as proven by this new list from Uber of the ten items most commonly left behind in cars hailed with the app. The company also shared some unusual facts about what it learned with Business Insider. You may not be surprised to hear that Uber passengers are most forgetful on Fridays and Saturdays, especially late at night. However, it's less obvious that riders most frequently leave behind red and blue items, while mustard violet objects are left behind the least often, Uber says. If you d

Google also made improvements to the Portrait mode on its Pixel 4 phones, which now have two cameras working the shot instead of just one. To use it, open the Camera app and select Portrait. If you want to further edit a finished portrait, open the image, tap the Edit icon and adjust the sliders for light, color and blur. You Don't NEED a Fancy Camera - Grab a Smartphone!

Jonathan Wu, director of marketing and strategy for Bardy Diagnostics, at last year's GeekWire Awards. (GeekWire Photo / Kevin Lisota) Editor's note: The GeekWire Awards event has been postponed to May 19.  A rock picker; a weed zapper; a pizza-making robot; augmented reality headsets for industrial workers; and a device to monitor women's sexual health — one of these innovative gadgets will take home hardware at the 2020 GeekWire Awards. The Pacific Northwest's hardware scene often gets overlooked due to the booming software industry, but startups and big companies alike make the region an under-the-radar hotspot for gadgets. Past winners of the Hardware of the Year award include Bardy Diagnostics' lightweight heart monitor, Moment's smartphone camera devices, Microsoft's Surface Book, Meld's smart stove top thermometer, and Poppy's 3D smartphone device. This year's finalists were selected in consultation with leaders o

Women's Day Tech Gifting ideas. Women's Day is being celebrated on Sunday, March 8. On this auspicious occasion, the people usually have the tendency to buy gifts for their mothers, sisters, girlfriends, wives, colleagues and others. While regular options like flowers and chocolates are something getting common these days, most people are now fascinated with the latest technology. So, here's a list of five gifting ideas from the tech world.  Xiaomi Mi Band 4 For someone who is just entering the world of fitness, the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is the best tech gifting option. The smart band is inexpensive yet feature-loaded. The band of the fitness tracker comes in a variety of colour options to suit the user's style. Xiaomi Mi Band 4 also offers 24/7 heart rate monitoring, up to 20 days of battery life, music controls, swim tracking and much more. The smart band is availab

NANCHANG, China (AP) - In a lively Muslim quarter of Nanchang city, a sprawling Chinese factory turns out computer screens, cameras and fingerprint scanners for a supplier to international tech giants such as Apple and Lenovo. Throughout the neighborhood, women in headscarves stroll through the streets, and Arabic signs advertise halal supermarkets and noodle shops. Yet the mostly Muslim ethnic Uighurs who labor in the factory are isolated within a walled compound that is fortified with security cameras and guards at