Thursday, April 28, 2011
Samsung Galaxy S II launches in South Korea and the UK
Samsung is throwing a party for the domestic launch of its super-droid, the Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II. The phone is already on sale in the UK and S. Korea and will launch in another 118 countries soon, with a total of 140 operators.
You can snatch up the Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II from a number of UK retailers for £500 SIM-free or on contract with major UK carriers. Today, Samsung is celebrating the release of the phone in their home market and will eventually expand the Galaxy S II availability to a total of 120 countries and 140 operators. There’s no timetable available for those launches though.
The Galaxy S II tries to improve everything about it’s predecessor – it’s thinner with a bigger screen and a better matrix, a better camera and a fast 1.2GHz dual-core CPU. Now what's left is to best the 10+ million sales of the original Galaxy S.
(Via GSM Arena)
You can snatch up the Samsung I9100 Galaxy S II from a number of UK retailers for £500 SIM-free or on contract with major UK carriers. Today, Samsung is celebrating the release of the phone in their home market and will eventually expand the Galaxy S II availability to a total of 120 countries and 140 operators. There’s no timetable available for those launches though.
The Galaxy S II tries to improve everything about it’s predecessor – it’s thinner with a bigger screen and a better matrix, a better camera and a fast 1.2GHz dual-core CPU. Now what's left is to best the 10+ million sales of the original Galaxy S.
(Via GSM Arena)
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Idiot arrested after trying to rob store with a game controller
Some people are just plain dumb. A man was arrested for trying to rob a small store using a Sony game controller. The man is 20-year-old Cameron Pittman and he is now facing charges of strong-arm robbery and violation of probation.
I wonder if he thought using a game controller wouldn’t get him in as much trouble as a real gun if he was caught. Apparently, this moron put the controller in his pocket, went into the store, and tried to rob the place. The attempted heist was in Florida.
The guy was caught when a police officer walked into the store in the middle of the robbery and arrested Pittman. Pittman dropped the remote and gave up. That’s gangsta’ right there.
[via Bay News 9]
I wonder if he thought using a game controller wouldn’t get him in as much trouble as a real gun if he was caught. Apparently, this moron put the controller in his pocket, went into the store, and tried to rob the place. The attempted heist was in Florida.
The guy was caught when a police officer walked into the store in the middle of the robbery and arrested Pittman. Pittman dropped the remote and gave up. That’s gangsta’ right there.
[via Bay News 9]
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Wednesday, April 13, 2011
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Vodafone One Net
I've got eighty seconds to tell you about One Net Express. It’s an innovative new
service from Vodafone.
If you run a small business, you’re gonna like it. It merges your landline and your
mobile into one. So you will never miss a business call and it makes you look like a
local business.
This is how it works:
Take Jamie: He runs a small plumbing business. Sometimes he just can’t answer the
phone. So, his phone intelligently diverts to others in the business until the call gets
answered. This is what we call a ‘hunt group’.
He can also set all company phones to ring simultaneously where the first person to
pick-up handles the call.
Then there’s Emma: She runs an engineering firm and she’s always on the move. She
has created a fully customised switchboard using One Net Express. She has set up an
automated answer service that allows customers to select and be transferred straight
through to the department they need; she can even transfer calls and play hold music
to customers whilst they wait.
So, it’s like having a virtual assistant with her throughout the day.
Check out what One Net Express does for Greg. He runs a window cleaning business
and wants it to grow but he doesn’t want the cost of setting up new offices in other
towns. So by giving him multiple, local landline numbers direct to his mobile, One
Net Express helps him to look like a local business, Greg can generate more
customers by being local to more people and can now organise and send out his
regional window cleaners direct from his mobile and it makes his business look
bigger.
So, that’s it in eighty seconds and as you would expect from Vodafone there’s a
whole lot more and it’s dead simple to set up.
If you run a small business, what are you waiting for? One Net Express will make
sure you never miss your business calls and help you to look like a local business no
matter where you are based. Check-out what One Net Express can do for your
business. Call now on 0845 021 9998
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