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Archive for September 16th, 2011
Nearly every manufacturer with Android smartphones in their stable have their own cultivated application store, or at least their own section of the official App Market. While Samsung’s application store isn’t new (Samsung Apps comes preinstalled on many Galaxy and Wave devices) it now offers paid apps as well as the free ones it used to offer. The UK is one of the first countries to gain access to this new store, with the main attractions being that there’s no pesky sign up process and, in the future, the ability to pay with credit cards or through your phone bill.
So, with Google’s own App Market already dominant offering thousands of apps, is there any reason to use Samsung Apps? Read on for an overview and some first impressions.
If you are a BlackBerry user you will either love or hate using a case for your device. If you are a lover and want the maximum protection for your BlackBerry then you wont find a better solution than the Otterbox Defender.
The OtterBox Defender Series offers an exclusive three-layer design that keeps information and investments safe. No other case can withstand this degree of rough treatment. The Defender Series provides superior protection for a smartphone allowing complete interaction through the case. The three layers of protection add up to one seriously protective case. This case provides unrivaled toughness protection.
The Otterbox Defender series also comes with a removable belt clip holster which allows you to attach your BlackBerry Bold 9900 to your belt. The holster is designed so that it fits the Bold whilst its in the Defender series case, so you don’t need to keep removing your phone from the case when you want to carry it around with you.
This one was sent to us from MobileFun who have a nice selection of Blackberry 9900 covers so please have a look at the site. They have Otterbox cases for most smartphones.
You can see the unboxing video below.
Nearly every manufacturer with Android smartphones in their stable have their own cultivated application store, or at least their own section of the official App Market. While Samsung’s application store isn’t new (Samsung Apps comes preinstalled on many Galaxy and Wave devices) it now offers paid apps as well as the free ones it used to offer. The UK is one of the first countries to gain access to this new store, with the main attractions being that there’s no pesky sign up process and, in the future, the ability to pay with credit cards or through your phone bill.
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