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/ TrackMania DS builds itself a path to UK shop shelves for November
One of the most eagerly-awaited DS racing games of 2008 is almost here
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prlog.org
/ Nokia N96 Released on Orange UK - Nokia N-Series N96
The new N96 from Nokia has now been launched on a second UK network, we explain the Nokia N96 on Orange release and explore its features, technology and design.
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stuff.tv phones news
/ Sony Ericsson W595 hitting UK next month
Spanking new Walkman phone set to make its British debut exclusively on 3
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phones
/ Weird Tech: 'Idiot' Telecity engineer pulls plug on ISPs across UK
A Telecity engineer shut down a number of ISPs and their customers across the country after accidentally knocking out at least five Datahop ports at a London data centre late yesterday evening. According to a report by AAISP on the support blog, the chaos did not stop there, with the man then proceeding "to plug them back in randomly." Concerned night support staff contacted Telecity, The Register reports, which in turn contacted Datahop. Despite being "banned from touching anything," the man managed to move yet more cables before a Datahop engineer arrived to unravel the mess. Life in prison In more sobering news, India has become the first country to convict someone of a crime relying on evidence from a brain scanner. Debates raged this week, after reports resurfaced of an Indian woman sentenced in June to life in prison for murder, on the basis of a scan. Despite being neither peer-reviewed nor independently replicated, test results from the Brain Electrical Oscillations Signature test (BEOS) were cited as proof that the woman's brain held "experiential knowledge" that only the killer could possess. The BEOS software uses an EEG to interpret the electrical impulses from a suspect's brain, which apparently 'buzzes' when the crime is recounted to them. According to the inventor, the system can distinguish between a person's memory of a witnessed event and deeds they committed. Scientists in the US have labelled the application of the technology "fascinating," "ridiculous," "chilling" and "unconscionable". Gadget therapy Last week we brought you the Scan Toaster; this week the Computer Toaster. Sadly, on closer inspection it turned out to be little more than a PC housed in the classic Black & Decker Toast-It-All 4-Slice Toaster enclosure, but it's a step in the right direction… This four-port rotary phone USB hub, on the other hand, is far more functional. Turning the dial opens and closes the hubs, both preventing dust from settling and banishing boredom. Great stuff.And finally…A paramedic has been dismissed from his job after placing a prawn on the chin of a dying patient awaiting electric shock treatment, and joking: "Let's see if we can cook this prawn." Ambulance technician John Jones reportedly remarked: "360 joules won't cook a prawn," when the shock was administered, a medical panel was told this week. The wife of the patient, who died at hospital soon after the incident, said she was disgusted by his actions.
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/Tracy GardnerForeign distributor i2 plans to arrive in UK market
Dubai-based distributor looks set to arrive in UK market
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iphonestalk
/ UK votes the Apple iPhone 3G Gadget of the Year 2008
Even though 2008 is still far from over, readers of Stuff magazine in the UK have already voted the second-generation iPhone as the Gadget of the Year. It also seems that as is they were not affected by the different glitches and issues faced by the 3G iPhone during the first few months after its [...]
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moconews.net
/ Zed CEO Accuses British Watchdog Of "Destroying" UK D2C Content Market
Zed CEO Javier Perez Dolset has lashed out at the UK's premium rate phone regulator PhonepayPlus, blaming the watchdog for "destroying" the UK D2C content market. Dolset told Mobile Entertainment that the regulator's refusal to step in and deal with the subscription abuses taking place three years ago has killed off the UK business. Apparently, its Monstermob unit used to rake in £30 million, but now manages to squeeze out only £1 million a year. Perez Dolset also railed against the new rules PhonepayPlus put into place this summer to help stem the jump in customer complaints against mobile content sellers in the last year: "It makes me angry to see PhonepayPlus coming out with all this regulation now. Where were they three years ago? They did nothing, and now they're trying to make everyone else pay for what happened." Just for the record, the new rules that PhonepayPlus put in place says that any subscription service that doesn't allow a consumer to stop easily and quickly will be shut down and not allowed to operate. There are also proposals to try to cut down on unwanted mobile spam. It's a little unclear how this could be construed as "making everyone else pay for what happened"--surely, this is a rule that any game company operating on the up and up would be happy to abide by? Meanwhile, ZED's Finnish arm is on the EU's list of companies that need further investigating over ringtone scams. Related Updated: EU, UK Clamping Down On Mobile Content Scams Join us for EconMusic Sep. 23 in London featuring a Mobile Music panel with Nokia Music’s Tom Erskine, Sony BMG’s Ian Henderson, Vodafone UK’s Tom McLennan and O2’s Julian Zmood discussing the exciting future of this sector. Register at http://contentnext.com/econmusic.
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searchengineland
/Greg SterlingcomScore: Almost 10 Percent in US, UK Now Doing Mobile Search
New mobile search data has just been released by comScore's M:Metrics unit. Generally the data show mobile search penetration growing and frequency increasing. The market share data show Google as the dominant mobile search engine across six countries, with the US market being most competitive. The U.K. saw the greatest percentage of mobile users accessing search at 9.5 percent. The US was next with 9.2 percent (but the actual subscriber numbers are greater). The EU average was 5.6 percent. Click to continue reading...
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/ My Sprint Samsung ACE works on Vodafone UK
I can’t tell you how pleased I am that my newest handset purchase — the Samsung ACE from Sprint — works perfectly fine on Vodafone UK. It’s a CDMA/GSM handset — which is why I bought it — only to find out that I didn’t have the right account settings in order to use [...]
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the uk mobile phone blog
/ LG KC550 Pink in stock now: Exclusive to Mobiles.co.uk and the Carphone Warehouse!
LG's impressive 5.0 Megapixel slider the KC550 just got a new feminine flavour with the launch of the Pink KC550. But you won't find this stunning handset just anywhere, LG's latest fashion icon is exclusive to Mobiles.co.uk and the Carphone Warehouse! The KC550 features a 5.0 Megapixel camera with the ...
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