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some Samsung gear S3 owners have been struggling with a battery bug since

last year and a new update now finally addresses the issue the gear s3

SmartWatch hit the market back in 2016 and it proved to be a fairly popular

device with a solid performance when the Tizen 3.0 update rolled out in early

December 2016 however a bug started affecting the devices battery

performance more specifically the SmartWatch would

no longer be able to charge to 100% in one session as it would start issuing

overheating warnings when it reached roughly 90% users had to stop charging

it let it cool down and then plug it back in so it could reach 100% it may

not be a major issue like the exploding battery of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 but

it was still frustrating and persistent the issue did not affect all gear as

three devices but it did seem widespread enough affected gear as three owners

took to forums and other online venues to report on the matter and Samsung has

been working on it for a while now the company has already released a number of

updates since the bug was first reported aiming to address the battery

performance but based on user reports those updates did not work for everyone

in addition to not charging to 100% in one session the gear s3 also had a worse

battery performance overall after the Tizen 3.0 update samsung has now issued

a new update that reportedly changes the algorithms used for battery charging and

this time it should solve the problem for all gear as three owners for the

gear s3 frontier the update comes with build number r7 60 x xu 2cr g3 for the

gear s3 classic the build number for the latest update is our 770 xx you to see

our g3 both packages weigh-in at sixteen megabytes each

besides the battery fixes the update also brings various stability

improvements to enhance the overall experience to download and install the

latest update for the Samsung gear s 3 open the Samsung gear up on the paired

smartphone access the settings tab and head over to the about gear section

where you will find an option to update gear software

For more infomation >> Samsung Gear S3 get software update to fixes battery bug, overheating Issues - Duration: 3:01.

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18/24 Software Languages and Frameworks- Zero to Million Users - Duration: 6:21.

There is not much that I can do to make this part funny

So I made it short.

Let's dive right in knowing what language, web agency or provider we'll use to develop your solution.

That can say a lot about their ability to deliver a product that really fit to your needs.

So let's read through a few well-known technologies and give you the pros and cons.

But before talking about languages, let's define what frameworks are. Frameworks are common methodologies

usually based on open source, that allow you to accelerate the development and that also confirms

that if people use framework, they are going to use well known methodologies and good coding principles.

On that point,

The question to ask your provider is, are you using an MVC framework? No matter the language,

if they do not use that methodology right away, that means that they are not very up to date on their

development methodology.

Now development languages. And like human languages they are no one better than another, they are just

better for certain things. With more than a hundred languages,

Here is the well known that we can use

Usually when we build a startup. The Python, php, Ruby on Rails, Java, Node-JS or ASP.net. We are going

to flip through these well-known methodologies these well-known languages.

PHP is the most used.

Very easy to learn quick for most things.

And as it is very popular, that's pretty easy to find developers, but it's more complex on larger scale.

But you know, still possible you know, as example Facebook built their first versions on pHp.

And in terms of security that's actually not the best one.

And we can come up to have some vulnerabilities.

In my opinion, that's not the best, but that's definitely a very easy solution and I recommend pHp only

with well known frameworks like Symphony or ***. And now NodeJS. Very efficient and very scalable

that's very very trendy to use these language these days.

But the frameworks are still young and it's pretty difficult to find good developers on that language.

My opinion, this is a great technology these days.

You will have more and more developers, I mean, NodeJS developers in the future.

So if you can find one that's a good thing to go with this one.

Next, Ruby on Rails, that use a very strict and clear MVC approach. It is easy to learn,

And there are many components that already exist and it can accelerate the development.

And it's also very easy to iterate and scale. For the production management,

It's a bit more complex and it's pretty difficult to find good developer in that language.

That's really the big drawback. In my opinion,

Ruby on Rails is a very good option if you do not require a very large team on the long term.

Python now. It use a clean MVC approach.

It's very adapted for data science and it's easy to learn.

But the production is a bit complex to manage, especially with library management.

And it's quite new and the community is pretty small, so it's so very quite difficult to find a good

developer. In my opinion,

Python is a good option especially if you don't really need a very large scale,

And if you want integrate artificial intelligence down the road. The next one,

Java, very reliable, well-known, very secure, and it's pretty easy to find engineer, but it require a senior

level experience. And it's quite heavy for a startup.

I mean the development will takes more time in Java than almost any other languages.

In my opinion, Java is a bit old school and it's not always easy to have an Agile management with Java.

So I don't really recommend it except if you have a Java developer as a co-founder.

And finally Asp.net.

It's well known, as this language has been created by Microsoft but it's very hard to find engineers

and it's pretty complex to scale. In my opinion,

Well like most of the developers, I don't like that much Microsoft although I don't know that much about

that language.

So the only thing I can tell you is that I've seen startups struggle with it by finding resources

and managing server scalability.

OK we reviewed languages used for website and information system but what about mobile applications?

They need their own specific language and frameworks. And there are two main categories for the web applications

For prototype,

I recommend the hybrid version.

I mean a cross platform language which will works on Apple Android devices.

We have the ionic framework, the react native, which are the well known approach to create a mobile

application without developing specifically on each platform.

And we have two different approach when it comes to developing mobile applications. The first one is

the hybrid version I mean the cross platform language which will works on Apple and Android devices.

The technologies or the framework, the well known ones are Cordova or Phonegap, Ionic, the React Native

and Xamarin.

These are great options especially when we talk about prototyping or the first version your application

Now if you need more performance you still have the native languages which are more recommended for

games, virtual reality,

augmented reality,

Internet of Things,

Or maybe when you have some hardware dependencies like from protocol like Bluetooth etc. etc.

Its, of course, more expensive but it's faster and it's more scalable on longterm. From my opinion these days,

The hybrid applications are becoming better and better and for an early stage startup,

It's definitely the way to go.

OK now that you know a bit of how things works, we are going to talk about quality management and mainly

how to, as a non-technical person, you can ask a team to develop and to make a better product.

And that's what we're going to talk in the next video.

For more infomation >> 18/24 Software Languages and Frameworks- Zero to Million Users - Duration: 6:21.

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Alternative Formats - Submitting Requests, Accessing Textbooks, and Using Software - Duration: 5:39.

Welcome to Alternative Formats.

This tutorial will go over the process of submitting requests for learning materials

in alternative formats, how to access converted textbooks, and how to use the software.

My Access is a great resource to keep track of textbook requests for

both yourself and our staff.

You are able to see which textbooks our staff are working on converting.

Supplying a syllabus for each class in which you have requested alternative print accommodations

is a great way to let our staff know which readings you need converted.

Before the conversion process begins, you are required to prove that you own a copy

of the textbook.

Receipts can be uploaded to MyAccess directly under the list of requested books.

If you do not have a receipt, please ask us about a 'Certificate of Book Ownership'

to supplement a receipt.

This page is also helpful to track the status of your book.

Here you can find if our staff is waiting on information from an you or your instructor,

if a syllabus is requested, if we are waiting to hear back form your textbook's publisher,

if a file needs to be converted, if a book needs to be cut and or scanned, or if your request

has been completed.

If you ever have any questions on how the conversion process is going, this is a great

place to check first.

If you use Kurzweil as an accommodation you will be given login credentials and instructions

for accessing Kurzweil following your Alt Print intake.

This information will be sent to your WSU email.

The following slides will focus on how to use Kurzweil from a web browser.

We commonly refer to this platform as 'Firefly'.

If you have been notified that a Kurzweil file has been uploaded, you can find the file

on the homepage of the Kurzweil 3000 website.

To find files, open the drop down menu under your name.

Files will always be uploaded to the private folder.

When listening to your textbook, the rewind, skip forward, and play/pause button can be

used to navigate the text.

Kurzweil also offers a variety of reading voices and the pace in which the text is read

can be personalized to match your preferences.

Important words or phrases that you may wish to return to can be bookmarked using Kurzweil.

Kurzweil also allows you to organize you notes using the highlighter feature.

Highlighter settings allow you to customize the titles of the different colored highlighters,

allowing you the ability to color-code.

The view feature allows you to change the display of the reading

to meet your viewing preferences.

"Document Notes" allows you to type annotations onto the reading.

The eye button found in the drop down menu allows for your notes to be hidden or displayed,

so other text does not have to be covered.

A standard dictionary, picture dictionary, and a translator can be found under the references

function of Kurzweil.

When a word is selected, Kurzweil can generate a standard dictionary definition,

supply a definition using a graphic, or translate the selected word

into whichever language you choose.

Finally, the desktop version of Kurzweil has options for exporting the reading or notes.

This can be found under the tools section.

The entire document can be downloaded, or there is also an option to extract only the

notes and highlights you have made, which is intended to help you with studying the

material.

The software version of Kurzweil looks different, but functions in the same way as Firefly.

To open files from this version of Kurzweil, you will need to click file,

then open from library.

Like on the web version, to find your file, you should open the drop down folder under

your name and browse the private folder.

While Kurzweil files cannot be uploaded to OneDrive, this is the platform we use to upload

other digital versions of classroom materials.

Unlike Kurzweil where you have to receive login credentials to access, you simply login

using you WSU credentials that you would use to access MyWSU or your student email.

Once logged into OneDrive, click on "shared," then "shared with me."

All files that have been shared with you over OneDrive should appear.

If you don't recognize the name of the sender, it may be one of our student staff!

Frequently asked questions.

Number 1: Why do some books take longer than others?

Some textbooks have been converted for other students already, and can be delivered quite

quickly.

Some reasons other textbooks may take longer is if we cannot get a hold of the publisher,

cannot find the textbook in a database, or the textbook doesn't come in a digital format.

When would I ever have to cut a book?

We only cut books if there is no digital file of the text available.

Some books can be scanned while still bound, other need to be cut to increase efficiency

and legibility of the scans.

Number 3: Do I have the option to try different formats?

Yes!

Many students have their preferences, and we are happy to help you find yours.

If your current format isn't working for you or you need any clarification, please reach

out to our office.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the office you are working with.

If you are a Spokane student, call 509-358-7534 or email Spokane.disability@wsu.edu.

For Vancouver students, call 360-546-9238 or email van.access.center@wsu.edu.

For Pullman, Global Campus, Everett, Bremerton, and Prosser Students, call 509-335-3417 or

email access.center@wsu.edu.

For more infomation >> Alternative Formats - Submitting Requests, Accessing Textbooks, and Using Software - Duration: 5:39.

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Scheduling Software that Works - Duration: 1:37.

Complex scheduling can be a mess.

Every employee has different needs, and adding new staff can

complicate things even further.

If you're bogged down with the details of scheduling, then

it may be time to switch up your process.

With Shift Admin, simplifying your group's schedule creation

has never been easier.

Shift Admin fully automates the scheduling process, saving you

time and preventing any conflicts, broken rules, or unfilled shifts.

Schedules will always be fully-staffed, meaning you won't have to

worry about gaps in your workforce.

Complaints from staff about their schedules will be a thing of the

past because Shift Admin allows you to customize your

scheduling rules according to their availability and personal

preferences.

When scheduling conflicts arise, Shift Admin utilizes

a flexible weighting system allowing you to define the priority of

any scheduling rule.

A simplified user interface makes it easy to find what you need

when you need it.

And because Shift Admin is completely web-based, it will always be up-to-date.

Revamping your scheduling process might seem like a big effort,

but Shift Admin includes hands-on training, making it easy to get

started . And, if you ever have any questions, access to ongoing

tech support is provided at no extra charge.

If you're tired of all the frustrations that come with a complex

schedule, then it's time to simplify your process with Shift Admin.

So request your free demo of the scheduling software that works.

For more infomation >> Scheduling Software that Works - Duration: 1:37.

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PlayStation Careers | Software Engineering - Duration: 3:22.

PlayStation is a really good intersection

of technology and people.

The people here are incredibly smart,

and you learn a ton while getting new opportunities

to grow and challenge yourself.

We work in small teams,

and we try to empower all of the teams to do what they think

is best for the product and for their customers.

If you have an idea, you can actually bring it to the table

and you can talk through it with different people so that you can

improvise on what your basic scope was

or what your basic idea was.

We have a lot of infrastructure and operational support like any

big tech company, but our project team is fairly small,

and we deliver a lot of big features,

so you'll be a major player.

For a company this size, I think we do a really good job

continuously trying to keep it down to earth and ensuring that

our teams work really well together

and we do a really good job working as a team.

It's really important to us that we are providing the opening for

our talent and our staff to be creative, to explore,

to innovate and do things that the world has before never seen.

One of the ways in which we do that is regular hackathons.

And the engineers and the designers will build up whatever

they can dream of, however they want to build it,

and come in and showcase that for the rest of the company.

Whenever we talk about stuff, it's like how can we delight our

customers with what we're doing here.

How can we deliver them a better experience,

and how can we have fun and learn a lot during that process?

That's what I'm trying to do on a daily basis.

I'm trying to find new things that will enhance that

PlayStation experience.

The number of customers, the number of transactions per

second that we support are really unique sets of problems

that we get to solve, and people are really excited to come to

work to try and solve those problems.

We're releasing updates and changes and experiments to

market weekly for the vast majority of our experience

and for our portfolio.

We've got a lot of different clients using and experimenting

with a lot of different things, but we're all working together

to take the best of everything and bring it back to a core set

of services and libraries.

For our software engineers it's really important for us that

they have a connection to what's going on outside the company so

that we can build a stronger collaboration and communication

around core technologies that we are using here

on a variety of different PlayStation products.

We are pushing the boundaries of play,

and I think that's what makes it exciting.

Most of the things we work on get very high visibility,

and you get a lot of very passionate fans that comment on

things that you work on,

so that's the most exciting part for me.

Everything you do touches those millions of customers.

And just the kind of impact that you can have has an engineer,

that's just very empowering and very fulfilling.

The people here are enthusiastic about the product,

are enthusiastic about their work,

and that makes it a joy to work here.

A great place to work, a great team to work with,

and I'm extremely excited to see where we go off to next.