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Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
I am better known as GERMAN SUBBA RAO, is because of my association with German Language Teaching, Translating etc. I am also known as TEACHER OF TEACHERS, because my students are presently teaching GERMAN in various institutes in twin cities, across INDIA & even in Vivekananda Institute of Languages (Vivekananda Vani Samstha), Ramakrishna Math, where I am presently working as a lecturer teaching GERMAN for the Advanced Levels. I am also teaching ENGLISH in the same esteemed Organization. I have M.A. German, M.A. Eng, B.Ed. Sp. Eng and B.Sc BZC as my educational qualifications. I stood first in the University in Adv. Dip. German. I have been working in Vivekananda Institute of Languages since February, 1992. I am also working in some institutes, where I teach GERMAN. I had taught in Osmania University in 1992-93 in an Ad hoc post and later on appointed in Ramakrishna Math. I have done numerous technical translations. I teach German at my home also.

Monday, December 3, 2012

20 years SMS

20 years SMS HB2U love SMS!
"Merry Christmas!" "Merry Christmas!" was the world's first SMS. It was sent on 3 December 1992. Its receiver was not Santa Claus, but Richard Jarvis. Vodafone's manager was on that day at a company Christmas par
ty in Newbury, England.

"Merry Christmas." On 3rd December 1992 Neil Papworth sent an SMS to a mobile phone and these words rang in a revolution that changed the daily lives of billions. Einestages spoke to the sender of the first SMS - and shows the pioneer messages that were sold by phone, email and more. Katja Iken
When the SMS was invented 20 years ago, it supposed to be only an insignificant additional services - today the world communicates by text message. Last year alone, some eight trillion SMS messages were sent. Blame for everything is a lanky, brown-haired engineer named Neil Papworth. The then 22-year-old Briton was, on the 3rd December 1992 wrote the first SMS.

Papworth is now father of three, lives in Montreal, according to his website and harbors a passion for Formula 1, good beer and curry. That he wrote history by mistake, he enjoys today.
Read more: http://einestages.spiegel.de/s/tb/26085/was-stand-in-der-ersten-sms-der-welt.html  


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