Showing posts with label UK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UK. Show all posts
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Kogan releases the new Agora 4G smartphone in UK
Kogan Technologies, a Australian reseller of consumer electronics associated with BenQ has announced a new smartphone named Agora 4G in United Kingdom markets. Theres no information about the international availability of the handset.
Agora 4G is expected to come out of the box with a Quad-Core Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 Cortex A-7 chipset clocked at 1.2GHz processor and Adreno 320 Graphical Processing Unit, 5-inches IPS LCD screen with the resolution of 1280 x 720 display, eight gigs of internal memory (expandable up to 64GB via microSD card slot), one gigabyte of Random Access Memory, 8 megapixels primary camera and 2 megapixels front facing camera, 2,520mAh powered battery and runs Android version 4.4 KitKat on the board.
For connectivity the new phone supports, Bluetooth 4.0, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n, 4G networks, microUSB port 2.0 and GPS. The handset weighs 135 grams. The phone will cost you £149, that is around United States Dollars 241.
Source: Korgan
Saturday, November 8, 2014
HTC officially announces One 2014 M8 in Red for O2 and Pink in UK
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If you are looking for yet another set of shade for the lately announced HTCs 2014 flagship smartphone, here we have two new colors coming to the United Kingdom. The Taiwanese multinational phone maker, HTC yesterday announced two new tints for their latest bellwether handset for the countryside Brits, out of which one will be in Red and another one in Pink, as leaked and tipped earlier.
Indeed, the new Red version of HTC One M8 (from the above picture) will be an exclusive to the telecommunications, internet and financial services provider, Telefónica O2 in Great Britain, which will be available for pre-order from 5th of next month, and should start filling up the store shelves with the next two days from then, expected by 7th of August.
And for the Pink cast (as seen from the below picture), we will be seeing it unique from the UK based mobile phone retailer, Carphone Warehouse, with pre-orders starting from today and should start shipping the consignment to customers by 7th of the upcoming month. The seller is also offering a free Dot View Case with the orders. So, if you find interest in buying one HTC One 2014 in the Pink tinge, head over here to add one to your cart on-contract for £28 per month, that around $48 monthly.
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Monday, October 13, 2014
HTC Your One returns to UK range
A court removes the restriction that prevented HTC sell several models of its One range in the UK.
Nokia s victory over HTC in court in the UK has lasted very little. Last week, a British judge ruled that the Taiwanese manufacturer had violated a patent of the Finnish company and banned the import and sale in the country of Mini One models HTC , HTC One Max, Windows Phone Windows Phone 8X and 8S . HTC appealed the sentence and now claims the court has removed the veto and allows the company to re-sell in UK models previously banned by the magistrate, as recorded by the Website Gadget News . The statement has been released by the Taiwanese firm itself through a statement that welcomes and announces that although appeal "aggressively " the decision on the validity of the patent that claimed Nokia will work with their component suppliers alternative solutions to avoid similar mishaps in the future.
The news of the judgment was quite relevant last week not by the ban itself and because the judge in his ruling revealed that in March 2014 would be released the successor to the HTC One, the companys flagship phone . The judge allowed the sale of this model because , otherwise, HTC would be considered in a position of great disadvantage to date.
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Nokia s victory over HTC in court in the UK has lasted very little. Last week, a British judge ruled that the Taiwanese manufacturer had violated a patent of the Finnish company and banned the import and sale in the country of Mini One models HTC , HTC One Max, Windows Phone Windows Phone 8X and 8S . HTC appealed the sentence and now claims the court has removed the veto and allows the company to re-sell in UK models previously banned by the magistrate, as recorded by the Website Gadget News . The statement has been released by the Taiwanese firm itself through a statement that welcomes and announces that although appeal "aggressively " the decision on the validity of the patent that claimed Nokia will work with their component suppliers alternative solutions to avoid similar mishaps in the future.
The news of the judgment was quite relevant last week not by the ban itself and because the judge in his ruling revealed that in March 2014 would be released the successor to the HTC One, the companys flagship phone . The judge allowed the sale of this model because , otherwise, HTC would be considered in a position of great disadvantage to date.
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