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Antivirus software is generally installed to protect computers from viruses but sometimes it creates more troubles than the virus itself. No doubt, if you are expert and well versed with the antivirus functioning, you may not need to run the malware abilities of your product but most of the time people are arrested with serious malware problems.

To help you out, AV Comparatives has recently conducted a test on 11 malware samples and released its results. The tests were carried on Torjon, ransomware, backdoors and worms. Each of these infections was instilled in the window 7 and rebooted the system. Afterwards, the updated version of antivirus was installed and put on run.

The scores of the test had been awarded on the basis of malware removing capability and execution of work. As per the results of this test, Kaspersky stood first in the test. It secured 98 points followed by Bitdefender that scored 97. The top third position was secured by Avira with the score of 92.

Technically speaking, not a single product had received full score on normal window running and could not complete infections removing process. Though, Kaspersky came closer but it was also demanding for rescue disk to remove the 11th infection. Besides, it has been observed in the test that “ransomeware” was very difficult to remove and all the products failed to wipe it out.

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The wages offered to internees are growing with a good pace. Most of the companies in the United States pay slightly more to internees than the permanent employees. It has been surveyed by the career web portal Glassdoor that “the average wage being offered to internees is ranging from $2,400 and $3,100 a month and it accounts for $28,000 to $37,200 annual salary”. Besides the lowest internship wage has been recorded as $1,250 a month.
The survey claims the highest interns payers are the technology companies and Amazon falls at the 11th number with the total annual salary offer $67,572.

Here goes the list of top 10 American Interns:
1. Palantir: $84,144
2. VMware: $83,592
3. Twitter: $81,492
4. LinkedIn: $75,840
5. Facebook: $74,556
6. Microsoft: $73,656
7. eBay: $73,656
8. Exxon Mobil: $71,664
9. Google: $71,628
10. Apple: $68,676

Inevitably, the above mentioned companies pay handsome salary to their internees and the demand of internships in technology sector is speedily growing.

The Microsoft founder Bill Gates says that “it was the biggest mistake to make control alt delete key”. The triple key should been much easier but IBM key designer asked us to make it more tricky. He adds “we could have made a single key having the same function that is of the triple key but our keyword designer prevented us in the regard”.

He made this confession in the questions and answers session of Harvard fund raising campaign and said “Our focus was at the software side not at the hardware side and we had achieved remarkable success though”.
Actually, the control alt delete key is generally pressed in the notebooks or desktop computers to lock the screen or access to control panel and it involves two hands which may cause sudden reboot of the system. On the other hand, the key maker Engineer David Bradley said that it was supposed to be a shortcut during the course of development.

It goes without saying, Bill Gates had received an honorary degree from Harvard in the 2007 and since then he has been actively working for fund raising campaigns. Furthermore, he said that “it was we, who increased the Mac users for Apple and Steve Jobs and I were friendly competitors in the market.

Last but not the least, during the questions and answer sessions Bill Gates came up with a big variety of topics and shared everything pertaining to his person life, philanthropic nature, and his relationship with the apple. In simple words, he recalled his pleasant moments of past.

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