In 2010, Samsung Investment Company USD22, 7 Billion

Monday, May 18, 2010 - 6:00 pm

Reporting SEOUL - South Korean electronics company, Samsung Electronics will invest this year amounted to 26 trillion won, or equivalent to USD22, 7 billion. to meet global demand and strengthen market dominance.

Of the total investment, 18 trillion won will be used for new facilities, such as 11 trillion won to build a semiconductor factory and five trillion won for the production of LCD panels. While approximately 8 trillion won for research and development.

Despite the global economic condition is still unclear, but Samsung remained optimistic that could stimulate economic growth. "If we invest aggressively in expanding facilities and the hiring of employees, then this state is also an opportunity for Samsung to take part in stimulating growth in the future and stimulate the economy," said a Director of Samsung, which is 'Lee Kun-hee', as quoted from the 'AFP', Monday 17 May 2010.

Samsung Electronics is a manufacturer of ready-memory chips and flat-screen television in the world, and became the second largest mobile phone maker after the Finnish manufacturer, namely Nokia.

He says, will increase investment in memory chip production from the initially planned 5.5 trillion won into nine trillion won. He expected, demand for LCD TV panels to increase starting next year.

He said the company will build new production lines at a cost of 2.5 trillion Won. Lee also said it would hire new staff on 2010 10 000 this. (Otofinanceinfo)

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Microsoft's Windows Live Fix Soon

Thursday, April 22, 2010 - 13:23 PM

CALIFORNIA Reporting - The Company 'Microsoft' is preparing to launch a new version of 'Windows Live', which is likely to be given the name "Wave 4" by a team from the company's 'Bill Gates' it.

A vice president of Windows Live is 'Chris Jone' explains that at least several thousand people can make an external examination of the services 'latest Windows Live' which is scheduled to commence in the near future.

"We will hold an update to our web service, followed by a beta version of software intended for Windows PC, Mac, and mobile devices," said that out of the mouth 'Jones' as confirmed 'TG Daily', which was quoted on Thursday 22 -4-2010.

"Our approach with a beta release to the public, because we think it is important to build in good condition, learning through the use of data and feedback from users, and make additional improvements that ultimately became the final release," he added.

According to the 'Jones', Wave 4 focuses on three main areas, namely, among others, Messenger, Hotmail and Windows Live Essentials.

"Messenger developed into the companion to your social network, so you can stay in touch more easily with the closest friends in a lot of your services and their use," said Jones again.

"Jones also admitted that the e-mail has changed over the last few years, electronic mail is increasingly becoming an important part to communicate, other than using instant messaging.

For this reason, Jones mentions that 'Microsoft' will perform repairs Hotmail focus to help all people busy to get more email, with the most efficient manner. This means membantua to let users quickly see the most important letter and let you easily mengapus email that is not wanted.

"Additionally, we will make navigation a much simpler and easier via email, whether you share and edit Office documents with colleagues, or share your vacation photos with friends and family," he said.

In addition, with the 'Windows Live Essentials', 'Microsoft' guarantees to provide a 'gateway' to accommodate the specific social networking service that many people have, which sometimes have more than one account.

"Windows Live Essentials includes the best tools for managing photos, making movies, and keep in touch with your closest friends, all designed to force the PC Windows 7," Jones said.

"We will focus on the PC you connect to your social network, your photo sharing service, your phone and another PC - and help you keep things in sync on all the devices you use," says Jones. (Martinhaeszone)

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