SEVENCLICK
Mobile Technology Evangelists

Check out the following video with an interview to TBS Group President Santiago Baselga and SevenClick’s CEO Daniel Vecino in Intereconomia Business, the brand new channel of Intereconomia TV.

As good as it sounds. We are looking for pasionate people, specially those who are into technology, mobility,  and everything that sounds cool and techie. We need developers, and we need them now!!!

The job offering is will be available for one week only (we refer about selection process of course). We are looking for two people to start working during the current month. So, If you are interested, send us your CV and we’ll get in contact with you.

By the way, the job offering is for our headquarters in Zaragoza, Spain.

Here is the job opening description in Spanish.

sevenclick, empresa del grupo TBSolutions especializada en tecnologías móviles, en busca de un ingeniero en informática o telecomunicaciones.
Condiciones

• Tu primer mandamiento es: “Amarás a tu móvil por encima de todas las cosas”
• En tu infancia, la primera palabra que pronunciaste fue “bit”
• Cuando estás delante de un ordenador eres capaz de mantener conversaciones con los que te rodean, y minutos después no recordar absolutamente nada.

Tus funciones

• Análisis y desarrollo con tecnologías tan punteras como Android, iPhone, Blackberry y Windows Mobile.
• Te “obligaremos” a ser un crack de la movilidad, a estar al día y a que se lo cuentes a todo el mundo.

Valoraremos positivamente

• Conocimientos y experiencia en Java, .NET
• Programación para dispositivos móviles

Además

• Te ofrecemos un entorno estable en el que podrás trabajar y convivir día a día con personas como tú, que sienten pasión absoluta por todo lo que hacen, y en especial por el mundo móvil.
• Gente con la que aprenderás a desarrollar tus capacidades en el ámbito de la tecnología móvil, aplicando para ello interesantes metodologías ágiles de ingeniería del software. Profesionales junto con los cuales podrás transmitir internacionalmente tus conocimientos de manera personal y directa.
• Una Beca remunerada con un tiempo de duración acorde con tu experiencia
• Posibilidad de realizar tu Proyecto Fin de Carrera en un ambiente real
• Continuidad en la compañía con un contrato indefinido directo tras finalizar la beca o el proyecto fin de carrera.
• Y todo ello en un entorno de trabajo riguroso, profesional y extremadamente divertido.

Envíanos tu CV junto con una fotografía reciente a job@sevenclick.com, y muy pronto nos pondremos en contacto contigo. No olvides incluir como título del mensaje el texto “7C_2010_01”, seguido de tu nombre y apellidos. La incorporación es inmediata!

As we announced last week, SevenClick received last friday the Junior Company Award at X Noche de las Telecomunicaciones. It was a nice party full of interesting people.

Here is a picture of SevenClick’s team with the award. Enjoy!

Vodafone 360 is a newborn network, but Vodafone is working hard and doing a great job with continuos improvements, releasing new firmware for their phones, adding new services like Gmail contacts synchronization, or updating their websites.

On their last website update, we received a nice surprise: “Búsqueda de Empleo for Rookies” is one of the two featured Apps! We are very happy for this acknowledgement of our work, and we also want to congratule the national newspaper El País, as the second featured app is theirs, “El Pais Plus”.

Visit Vodafone 360 Featured Apps here, and remember to look for the Weird Rabbit !

SevenClick, TBS Group company specialized mobile solutions development, has been awarded at the Junior Company category in the “X Noche de las Telecomunicaciones de Aragón”.

Sponsored by the Society of Aragon Communication Engineers (Aitar) and the Centro Politécnico Superior (CPS) of the University of Zaragoza, these awards serve as a point of annual meeting between institutions, companies and professionals committed to the information society.

The Junior Company Category is intended for a young company recently established, but already has achieved excel in technological landscape of Aragon, characteristics that SevenClick stands and make him deserving of this award.

Morgan Stanley published last month a report analyzing the “state-of-the-art” of Mobile Internet. The report covers almost every aspect related to Mobile Internet: technologies, key players, carriers, content providers, etc..

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Some days ago our phone calls started to be more unsecure due to the hack of the main code of the GSM encyption algorithm. Karsten Nohl, a german computer engineer, and his crew got this code by brute force technique, that means they tryed enough random keys until they got the password. This information was published in the ‘Chaos Communication Congress’ that took place in Berlin.

The cracked algorithm is called A5/1 and is the one it is used in over 80% phone call connections so this represents a big problem for our voice communications according to our privacy violation. Besides, the discovered code/password has been published via torrent, so anyone can access it and with the proper software could spy our phone calls. Some phone operators have said that changing that code in the operators networks would solve the problem, but it would keep being as vulnerable as the previous one that has been discovered.

The code of A5/1 algorithm, devised in 1988, consists on a 64bit string. Actually there is a newer algorithm based on a 128bit code that is called A5/3, available since 2007, but operators have not introduced this algorithm in their networks yet. This code has not been hacked, at least so far …

The company Cellcrypt, has said that what Karsten Nohl has published will help criminal organizations to listen private conversations. Nowadays this technology was only available for governments and intelligence agencies.

Maybe its time to change our minds, maybe it is time to stop using an old voice technology, maybe it is time to establish our voice communications in other way… Technology has improved in all ways and two facts could help us solve this problem. Nowadays we can use VoIP (Voice over IP) to call a friend wherever he is at really cheap rates using internet connection. In addition personal certificates identify and secure us in the internet when we make important operations such as banking, or administrative tasks. What about joining both? That could solve our impending problem.

At the moment make sure your private conversations are not through a mobile phone call…

Via Engadget | Cellcrypt

Don´t miss the photos of the great Christmas party we had last friday at noosfera !

Visit TBS Christmas party 2009 Photoset