Real PlayerReal Player Rip-Off

Working your way as a software developer is hard in the modern word, for the obvious reasons such as the word economic crisis and the copyrights polices, and all. But somehow I managed to work my way to the top of the chain and now I enjoy the full fruits of my labor. But, not to get ahead of myself let me explain a few things about my success. You see I was relatively young when I started my carrier and in those days it was hell to get a job even and not to mention something bigger. Since I always had love for media off all sorts I immediately took the position in the developing media software. I still remember my first job was analyzing the real player because my company was supposed to develop a similar media player and real player was at the top by the performances and total usage in the states. So I began my work and started to study the player bit by bit. After a month or so I discovered that its fast response rate and the capability to utilize it on every available platform were remarkable. It had small hardware requirements and hens it was applicable to all types of personal computers and mobile devices of that time. Even Nokia used real player as it default player in all on its models of the prestigious n series of mobile phones. I must admit my job was hard, you see it was very hard to surpass a program that good. The only thing I could try was copy all of its perks and try to even further reduce the hardware requirements for the actual app. So I started, algorithm by algorithm I worked day and night, my boss always at my back wanting to know how far was as and how soon would he be able to expect results. After a couple of months I finally did it. I made a program that I could cloud player, and no point of lying it was a direct copy of the real players command code with a few under the hood adjustments and a bit nicer and user friendly design. But in essence it was the same thing and I knew it. When I presented it to my boss he was amazed how well it worked and promised me a raise if the sale went above the average. I was thrilled and placed all of my hopes in the cloud player. When the software was finally ready for download I couldn’t sleep during the night. I knew that this program was either to make my mark as a software developer of my carrier in big companies was over for good. But the program sold out even better than I expected. I got my raise and all the perks that go with it. I was a software star. The media was knocking at my door and it was a wild ride from the software world’s dirt to the stars. I was enjoying every minute of the way.