Designed for humans and inspired by nature, the GALAXY S III is a smartphone that recognizes your voice, understands your intention, and lets you share a moment instantly and easily.
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The BlackBerry Curve 9320 may not be the BlackBerry Smartphone that is hitting the headlines at the moment due to it being a low end, budget device but that doesn’t mean it will not be popular. In fact, here in the UK it is quite possible that the 9320 may be 2012’s best selling Smartphone?
For the last two years RIM have claimed the title of most handsets sold in Great Britain and with the youth of today all carrying a BlackBerry, the Curve 9320 is the perfect successor to the Curve 8520 and 9300 that have proved so popular.
Available sim free from only £130 and on contact from £10.50 a month the BlackBerry Curve 9320 is both affordable and should be the perfect reason to keep the 8520/9300 users on Team BlackBerry.
Running BlackBerry 7.1 the 9320 doesn’t have the highest specs but due to it having the most up to date software it runs like a dream.
If you are in the market for the cheapest, best communication device yet I suggest you read on.
T-Mobile is pleased to confirm the Samsung Galaxy S III will be available from £49.99 on a £36/m, 24-month Full Monty plan – offering unlimited data, texts and calls to other T-Mobile phones, plus 2000 any network minutes.
Interested? You can register here for updates.
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We only saw the BlackBerry 10 keyboard previewed in the last couple of weeks and already it has been copied for the iPhone, if you are jailbroken.
As you will see in the following video the Octopus keyboard still looks the same as the current iPhone keyboard however it now has the addition of the same word prediction and flicking the word up to add to your messages we saw RIM preview. Clearly using Octopus will not be as easy compared to a BlackBerry 10 device due to screen size but in the meantime it looks good.
According to iMore the Octopus keyboard is due for a May 20th release on Cydia. Between now and then I would imagine that Research in Motion’s lawyers will be working overtime to get Octopus stopped. I’m sure they wouldn’t have shown it off at the BlackBerry World 2012 keynote unless it was fully patented?
Anyway, you can catch the video below. It is pretty cool and quite funny that the iPhone is mimicking a BlackBerry.
From this weeks Mobile Tech Addicts podcast, below are the Smartphone and tablet bargains we found. If you are after a great deal check out the offerings our good man Gareth discovered.
We have a BlackBerry, an Android, a Windows Phone and an iPad. Something for everyone.
The only official F1 Timing and Track Positioning App is now available for the BlackBerry® PlayBook. Demonstrated at last week’s BlackBerry World event, the app includes an array of great features and over 130 hours of live racing action, making it a must-have for any fan. It is more than just a timing screen; it provides access to the all the minutiae of a race weekend, from free practice on a Friday to the live race on a Sunday afternoon, all for less than £1 a race weekend.
Each and every race in the FIA Formula One world Championship is brought direct from the track to the tablet in less than two seconds and represented by both live 3D tracking maps and via a selection of live leaderboards and timing screens. Live Pause allows users to quickly replay action as soon as it happens, while a vast database of information on the whole season can be accessed at any time and in perpetuity.
Great features include up-to-date tyre information as choices are made, the inclusion of DRS Zones and all the latest F1 news as well as real-time track positioning, live timing data and more.
BlackBerry UK have added a new TV advert to their YouTube channel. The advert will appear tonight prior to the Britain’s Got Talent results. If you cant wait that long you can see it below.
We believe life’s made up of two kinds of people. Those content to go with the flow, and those who grab life with both hands. If you are someone who seizes opportunities, asks the questions, makes things happen, BlackBerry is designed for you.
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The Huawei Honor combines great features with a simple elegant design and long battery life. It benefits from the inclusion of a simple fluid interface which ensures the apps and features you need are always to hand. It comes supplied with a 1.4GHz processor, 4 inch screen and an 8 megapixel camera. There is additionally high speed HSPA connectivity and DLNA compatibility for responsive web browsing and easy connectivity to your other devices.
Huawei has included a 1900mAh battery with the Honor which provides a stunning usage time of up to 3 days and standby of up to 3 weeks, 10 hours of continuous video playback or 6 hours of gaming are possible.
The 1.4GHz processor means that the device is responsive to all your requirements and means you can multi-task, to achieve more. This combined with the large bright 4 inch touch screen ensures that the best entertainment media can be enjoyed. The screen additionally benefits from a wide-viewing angle and crisp image quality to enhance the user experience.
With an 8 megapixel camera which includes HDR (High Dynamic Range), so you always capture the photos you want. The HDR facility means that you are able to capture crystal clear close-up photos with brilliant quality.
Sounds pretty good doesn’t it? You can see the unboxing and hands on video below:
Adobe Systems Incorporated today announced the immediate availability of Adobe® Creative Cloud, a radical new way of providing tools and services for creatives. A subscription-based offering, Adobe Creative Cloud is a hub for making, sharing and delivering creative work and it is centred around a powerful release of Adobe Creative Suite® 6 software, packed with innovation across its industry-defining design, Web, video and digital imaging tools. The CS6 product line includes new releases of Photoshop®, InDesign®, Illustrator®, Dreamweaver®, Adobe Premiere® Pro, After Effects®, Flash® Professional and other products.
Nice, our second roaming post of the day. O2 today announces the launch of O2 Travel, providing customers with a worry free way to use their mobiles throughout Europe this summer. Available from July to all O2 pay monthly customers, including O2 business customers*, the simple new approach offers 25MB of data per day for £1.99. When making voice calls, customers will be charged a one-off 50p per call, with minutes then taken from their existing tariff.
O2 Travel marks the next step in O2’s commitment to help customers banish concerns over their bill when they get home, allowing worry free tweets, Facebook status updates, and calls home from poolside in the sun. It represents the best value international offer from O2 to date, enabling customers to make their holiday as connected as they wish.
O2 Travel was developed using customer insight which highlights the growing demand for mobile use abroad:
. Mobile internet usage whilst on holiday is growing at more than 100% a year
. 60% of customers who use the mobile internet in the UK also use it whilst abroad
. Facebook, Google and BBC News are the most popular websites to vist while on holiday
. France and Spain are the most popular countries for customers calling back to the UK
With 25MB of data per day customers can keep connected to all their favourite sites, making 2012 the first ever social media connected summer holidays. Gone are the days of showing holiday snaps once the tan has faded: now holiday moments can be shared as soon as you hit the beach.
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