I am trying to decide whether to learn ASP.NET MVC (or to spend the time learning another technology that interests me). I know that it is an elegant framework, but I am trying to assess my future job opportunities if I invest in this skill. In your estimation, how long is it going to be before demand for ASP.NET MVC developers rivals that for developers in the other top web dev frameworks? Is it a matter of a year? 2 years? 3+? On a related note, do you see use of ASP.NET MVC surpassing classic ASP.NET in the foreseeable future? Scott Guthrie says the two will exist side by side, but I'm curious just how much of the mind share ASP.NET MVC is expected to grab.

I know this is a speculative question; I'm just interested in your subjective hunches.


Question: Group texting with Iphone users, my texts get delayed until theirs all stop
Answer: Even I own a galaxy s4 and I know that the latest update has been so terrible. I don't think that Samsung is anyway going to push any updates for this but follow the solution below.


You can wipe the cache partition from the recovery mode. (Shut down and reopen by pressing menu, power and volume button at once) then scroll down using volume button to wipe cache partition and power button to confirm. Reboot the device.
Very important go to developer options and switch off all the animations.


Follow some more from. http://www.androidpit.com/galaxy-s4-lollipop-problems-and-how-to-fix-them