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The arrival of the flagship smartphone G3 bring blessings to LG. South Korean vendors managed to increase total sales since the advent of the smartphone production G3 Quad HD screen that carries it. In the announcement of its business performance for the second quarter of 2014, LG announced the successful selling 14.5 million smartphones. That represents an increase of 20% from the previous year and an increase of 17% from the previous quarter. "This success contributed largely due to the popularity of the LG G3 in the Korean market. LG plans to continue its global sales G3 and introducing more affordable products in the second half, including variants of the G3," said LG is quoted from Pocket Lint, Friday (25/7 / 2014). G3 variant itself has emerged, namely G3 Beat the price is cheaper than the standard version of the G3. Besides G3 Beat, LG is likely to add models of the L Series is targeting the middle class market. LG's mobile division total revenues to reach US...

Google developing new search engine - Google developing search-engine box (search engines), which is still considered 'innocent'. A number of new features that have been installed on smartphones, such as searching images and sounds, will be an important feature which is the mainstay search engine Google. As quoted by the news station CNN, voice-recognition devices appear with a microphone to the right of the Google search box. However, this new voice-search available in Google's Chrome browser. Google officials also hope that this feature can be installed in other browsers. As the phone Android or iPhone, the Google search engine users can just click the microphone icon image on Google.com. After that, say the word or question into the computer microphone. This technology will also be enhanced to recognize accents and contexts, to transcript voice into text. Image-based search (Image Search) will be launched next few days. "Every picture has a story. We want to help y...

Gary Thuerk father of world spammer - Gary Thuerk, Marketing Manager for Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC), an American computer company, on May 3, 1978 to broadcast news about the latest computer sales company premiere in Los Angeles and San Mateo, California. Upon the knowledge of Carl Gartley, the owner who borrowed Thuerk email account, he sent the first spam to the computer network a number of universities and government agencies known as the ARPAnet, which is the ancestor of the Internet network. At that time, there are thousands of people who connect to the network ARPAnet, and most of them are computer scientists. Thuerk himself intended to send email invitations to all 400 members of the ARPAnet which live in coastal western United States. However, instead of sending an email to each member one by one, as is standard procedure when it was, he decided to send just one email to all 400 people. Suddenly, the steps taken Thuerk emotion sparked the scientific community who joi...