5 ways students can make money online

I would recommend to all my friends through this post that why should we waste our time in Gaming or Facebook.It is not everything in this world. Here i am sharing a list that how can you earn money online from home. Students, housewives anyone can earn money by giving their few minutes from home and earn money.

1.Make Money From Uploading Videos To YouTube

YouTube is another world. You can earn money by joining youtube partnership program and can monetise your videos.Youtube can give you money according to hits/views you get on your video.

2.Write Articles To Get Paid Online

Article writing is no doubt one of the best way to earn money online.It’s easy.The more visitors see your articles the  more money you make.Some of the sites does not work like that,they simply share a percentage of the revenue  generated at the end of the month. Here is the list of sites to get paid by writing articles

Ehow
In this site you’ll have to write how to article on any topic.

Squidoo
It allows you to create your own webpage,where you can do anything and earn revenue from different sources like AdSense,eBay,Amazon etc.

Hubpages
It’s almost similar like Squidoo.You can create your webpage with content.

Bukisa
They pays $4 for every 1000 page views.That’s better than most of the revenue sharing article sites.
3.Get Paid To Listen To Music Online

Promosquad, SonyMusicAwards are example sites

Companies pay you to listen to the music that is yet to launch. Why? Because they get an opportunity to get feedback from music lovers.

4.Type Documents And Papers To Make Money Online

If you are good at typing, then this might be a constructive hobby for you. You simply would be given task (documents) to type and then get paid.

5.Get Paid By Answering Questions

If you are good at any subject, you can always help others about it and can get paid.Student Questions and know Brainers can be a good example to give here.

Author Bio:

Ravi badoni has been into internet blogging/seo for the past 9 months and owns a blog.His Internet blogging blogs are Ravi's Blogging tips .You can follow him on Twitter @thefunbooster and join his Facebook network.

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Aakash Ubislate 7 Tablet- A Revolutionary Tablet Launched by Indian Govt. for 35$

A Tablet for every individual, a revolution in the world of tablets has just recently released in India known as Aakash Tablet (Previously its prototype named as Sakshat Tablet). Aakash (which means sky in Hindi) Tablet is made by the UK-based company DataWind in collaboration with IIT Rajasthan (DataWind is a leading developer of wireless web access products and service providers owned by a Suneet Singh Tuli, a Canadian of Indian descent), but it will be assembled at DataWind India, its new production plant in Hyderabad, India. It will be totally an Indian tablet, there is not at all Chinese relations.

What is a Tablet?

Everyone is talking about the tablets; actually we’re in the world of tablets now, the world of big and heavy computers has gone now. Do you known what exactly a tablet is? I am not talking about medicines; it is related to the world of gadgets. A Tablet is basically a small personal computer(PC), equipped with a rotatable touchscreen as input device, and it runs on Operating Systems like Windows, Mac OS or Android. It has nearly all the key features of a standard PC, the main difference between a tablet and a PC is that you can keep a tablet in your pocket, while you can’t keep a PC.
The Indian government has managed well to keep up its promise to Indians students about pricing the Aakash tablet as less as possible. As we have seen a lot of ups and down in its price because of its manufacturing, design cost, but now its basic version Aakash tablet will be available at $35 for students across India and commercial version Ubislate 7 tablet will be priced at $60 for everyone at retails store.
The $35 Aakash tablet is the most anticipated tablet of the world; it is the world cheapest and most affordable tablet. It is the best example of India’s innovative and creative minds.

Aakash Tablet Specifications and Features

Aakash Ubislate 7 Android tablet is powered with a 366 MHz Connexant Processor, runs on Android 2.2 Froyo OS. Below are the full list of Aakash Hardware and Software. It weighs only 350 grams and it comes with a 1 year warranty.

Aakash Tablet Hardware

• Display and Screen Resolution- 7-inch Multi-touch Resistive Touchscreen with screen resolution of 800 x 480 pixel
• CPU- 366 MHz, HD video, Connexant Processor, and Graphics Accelerator
• RAM- 256MB
• Wi-Fi enabled (802.11 a/b/g) and GPRS (3G support via Dongle)
• Mini and Full USB
• SIM card slot and miniSD card slot
• 3.5 mm Headset jack
• Storage- 2 GB of onboard memory with expandable up to 32 GB microSD memory card
• Battery- Rechargeable non-removable lithium-polymer battery with Solar charging option.
• Stand By Time- 2 or 3 hours at one stretch.

Aakash Tablet Software

• OS- Android 2.2 operating system
• Web browsing, video conferencing, PDF viewer, Text editor
• Documents formats- DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX, ODT, ODP
• Image formats- PNG, JPG, BMP, GIF
• Audio formats- MP3, AAC, AC3, WAV, WMA
• Video formats- MPEG2, MPEG4, AVI, FLV
• Web browser – Standards Compliance: xHTML 1.1 compliant, JavaScript 1.8 compliant
• Separate application for online YouTube video
• Over 1.5 lakh applications

Aakash Tablet Launch

Aakash tablet has been developed as part of the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology which aims to link 25,000 colleges and 400 universities on the subcontinent in an e-learning program.
Basic Version of the Aakash tablet for students will come in partnership with Aircel which would provide SIM cards which can then be used for accessing the internet through the 3G network and it also features telephony to make and receive calls over GSM band.

Aakash Tablet Price and Availability

The Aakash Tablet has been manufactured and designed completely in India. The Indian government is buying 100,000 tablets from DataWind for INR 2,250 (USD$45) per unit and will be available to students across India. The Indian Government hopes to deliver 10 million tablets at a target price of INR 1,750 (USD$35) per unit.
Commercial version of Aakash tablet named as Aakash Ubislate 7 tablet will be available from November for INR 3000 (USD$60) recently announced by Datawind. It will come with added features like an In-built cellular modem and SIM to access internet. You will be able to buy Ubsilate 7 tablet online or in retail stores from November.

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YouTube Mobile Gets a Kick Start

It’s well known that the mobile internet is huge and growing fast; what’s surprising is exactly how fast. According to a recent report, within 5 years more users will connect to the internet via mobile devices than desktop PCs. YouTube consumption on mobile devices has also grown considerably -- playbacks were up 160% in 2009 over the previous year. And we’re excited to announce that YouTube Mobile now receives more than 100 million video playbacks a day. This is roughly the number of daily playbacks that YouTube.com was streaming when we joined forces with Google in 2006.

We launched YouTube on mobile devices in 2007 with about 1,000 videos available on the mobile site (m.youtube.com). While this suddenly opened up the possibility to access videos on the go, our site, mobile browsers and the hardware had limitations that prevented the mobile experience from keeping up with YouTube on the desktop. Today, more than ever, we know that you want to be able to find and access your favorite videos wherever you are. That’s why we’ve been working hard to roll out an updated version of the mobile site.

Here's what's new about the new mobile site:

• It's really fast.
• The new user interface incorporates larger, more touch friendly elements, making it easier to access videos on the go.
• It incorporates the features and functionality you’ve come to expect from the .com site, like search query suggestions, the options to create playlists,the ability to designate “favorite,” “like,” or “unlike” videos directly from your device.
• As we make improvements to Youtube.com, you’ll see them quickly follow on our mobile site, unlike native apps which are not updated as frequently.

As the world continues to go mobile, we think this is a great improvement for users who want a more consistent YouTube across many devices, no matter where they are. We're launching in English only today, but will be rolling it out in other languages in the coming months. You can access the latest YouTube mobile site from your iPhone or Android browser. To learn more, visitm.youtube.com to check out the latest improvements and take a minute to watch this demo video:




Source Taken From:  Google Mobile Blog

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YouTube Video Used To Catch Illegal Snake Handler

A YouTube video has been used as evidence in an investigation involving a licensed snake-handler accused of illegally releasing captured snakes.

Sunshine Coast snake catcher, David Dixon Jolly, 72, pleaded guilty to 62 charges concerning the illegal treatment of snakes at Maroochydore Magistrates Court yesterday after being confronted in court with clips from the online video sharing site.

The crime could cost him up to $7500 Aud in fines.

According to Australian laws, upon capturing a snake, a snake-handler should release captured snakes in a suitable habitat somewhere close to the location it was found.

The authorities became aware of Jolly's actions after seeing YouTube footage of him and two associates capturing and releasing snakes on the Sunshine Coast.

Annastacia Palazczuk, the acting climate change minister for Queensland, said: “Registered wildlife handlers with licences to capture or rehabilitate injured wildlife have a fundamental responsibility to care for native wildlife in their care and to abide by the highest standards of their industry.”

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