Telecoms
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T-Mobile and Orange users to gain new mobile TV service
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T-Mobile and Orange users in the UK will soon be able to enjoy a new mobile TV service. Parent company Everything Everywhere has announced a new deal with Red Bee Media which will allow it to deploy Red Bee’s “next generation” media platform, RedPlayer™ The service, which will work on WiFi and 3G, will stream…
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Three’s MiFi gets an upgrade
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Mobile operator Three is set to offer the first mobile Wi-Fi device in the UK giving access to next generation HSPA+ mobile broadband which will offer 3G speeds of up to 21.1Mbps. Three says its new MiFi “will allow customers to experience significant speed gains” compared to their existing device.
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Orange updates mobile broadband plans
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UK mobile network Orange has updated its mobile broadband range to offer three packages – Small, Medium and Large – which it says will allow customers to choose the right plan for their needs. Plans are available from £10 (£5 per month for existing Orange subscribers) for 500MB of data rising to £30pm for 3GB.…
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Galaxy S II – review
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The Galaxy S II is another smartphone running Google’s Android operating system, specifically the ‘Gingerbread’ version. The main selling point of this model is a 4.3” touchscreen – almost an inch bigger than Apple’s iPhone – and there’s no denying it looks sumptuous with bold, vivid colours.
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Play
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The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play is a smartphone which combines Google’s Android operating system with Sony’s PlayStation brand to create a mobile device centred around mobile gaming.
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Review: Samsung Galaxy Pro
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The Samsung Galaxy Pro isn’t like other Android phones – it doesn’t want to be an iPhone. Instead it takes its inspiration from RIM’s Blackberry handsets, though it seems to be borrowing more from the ancient 7000 series than the current range of Curves. The Pro is wider than both my iPhone 4 and Blackberry…