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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
iPhone and Android now total 75% of U.S. smartphone web traffic
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- Muneeb
- Since 1999, I am in the field of information technology/software engineering, where I have been repeatedly recognized for developing innovative solutions and globally deployed software and systems. I am responsible for full lifecycle development of next-generation software, from initial requirement gathering to design, coding, testing, documentation, implementation, deployment, support and management. Currently I am developing applications using WCF, LINQ and SQLServer 2005 and integrating legacy applications written in Java with CRM and Oracle ERP being developed and implemented using ASP.Net, SQLServer and Oracle. As a hobbyist, I work as a freelancer to develop software solutions for different companies; including but not limited to Content Mgmt Systems(CMS), Document/Media Mgmt Systems, eCommerce Solutions etc. Earlier I was involved in developing and implementing desktop and web solutions including a series of connected Brain Storming (Mind Mapping) applications working closely with the group of researchers at Case University Ohio, based upon their research on artificial intelligence AI; while developing web services to interact with the applications implementing SOA.
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