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A dog entered the Guinness book for having the stronger bark


He won an unusual competition to reach the 108 decibels.



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A man took his dog to an unusual competition in evaluating the sound of their barks to determine which dog could reach the highest level.


A blonde German Shepherd reached 108 decibels, equivalent to the sound of a chainsaw, reports The Sun.


In this way, the dog of four years, earned a spot in the Guinness Book of Records, after beating the 29 competitors who took the competition held in the UK.


"He's the loudest dog in the world, but I had not realized how loud it is," said the owner Owner Peter Lucken, 35.


"It used to be a working dog that smelled explosives, but now it's just my pet," said Lucken, who left his job, but decided to stay with the German shepherd.


In the competition held in London found that 30 dogs barking loud together came to 115 decibels, the same sound made ​​when a jet engine taking off.


On the other hand, in the contest that surpassed the previous record was 111 decibels and for which they took into account 224 barking dogs together.

Source: Minutouno.com

The iPhone 4 enters the Guinness book

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The iPhone 4 enters the Guinness book as the console has sold faster

4 and the iPhone App Store Apple service have entered the Guinness World Record. The organization believes that the iPhone device 4 is the fastest video games that have sold in history, 1.5 million in its launch. As for the Apple application store, has emphasized that since 2010 there are 37,362 games available, making the service in the largest online games store in the world.



From the Guinness World Record organization have confirmed that are real fans of Apple technology. "As technophiles look forward to the announcement of the iPhone 5" have reported on a firm note. They also consider that "Apple's App Store is one of the most revolutionary gaming platform in history."

The iPhone 4 achieved this distinction to be considered by the organization as the portable gaming device has sold faster. The organization has justified its decision. "The launch of the iPhone has not only changed the mobile industry but also the world of video games," he assured the editor of the Guinness World Record.

1.5 million units the first day

The organization has used the estimates of analysts who say the iPhone 4 managed to sell 1.5 million units in its first day on the market, June 24, 2010. From Guinness World Record compare this release with the PSP, which managed 200,000 units sold in its debut and Nintendo DS that required a week to sell 500,000 units.

From the Guinness World Record organization also highlighted some achievements of the service of selling applications Apple's App Store. Pointing out that since 2008, this service has achieved 6500 million downloads and that in September 2010 made it to have a catalog of 259,470 applications.

The Guinness World Record has included in its records the App Store as the biggest online game store, noting that 37,362 is available available games. In this case compares the records with other services like Xbox Live Arcade that has 1,300 games, the Wii online shop that has 576.

They believe that the App Store has made the biggest launch of an online gaming service since the service began in 2008 included 145 games.

Source: http://www.eleconomista.es/tecnologia-gadgets/noticias/3077769/05/11/El-iPhone-4-entra-en-el-libro-Guinness-como-la-consola-que-mas- fast-se-ha-vendido.html

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The history of Guinness World Records

One day in 1951, Sir Hugh Beaver, then executive director of Guinness Brewery, was hunting with his colleagues and debating whether the fastest game bird in Europe was the golden plover or the grouse. It struck him that a book would provide the answer to these questions could become very popular. And he was right!

The idea of Sir Hugh Beaver became a reality when he decided to entrust to Norris and Ross McWhirter, who had a time in charge of a research company in London, to compile what became The Guinness Book of Records. The first edition was published on August 27, 1955, and Christmas was number one bestseller in the United Kingdom.

Since then, Guinness World Records â„¢ has become a household name everywhere and a leader in world records. No other enterprise collects, confirms, accredits and presents world record data with the same level of completeness and accuracy.

The Records Management Team maintains a strict control to ensure the accuracy of each of our Guinness World Records â„¢, and the team of Records Managers work with unswerving impartiality and absolute commitment to truth. An act only becomes Guinness World Record â„¢ when it has checked and verified beyond any shadow of doubt.

The book has become a record in itself. With sales exceeding 100 million copies in 100 countries and 37 languages, Guinness World Records â„¢ is the best selling book of all time, if we exclude works free of copyright.