If you fall within the geographic boundaries of a “major city” (by O2 UK’s standards), you’re going to enjoy the mobile web via 3G a lot better. The carrier has confirmed that they are pushing out a new form of DC-HSPA that will push download speeds up to 42 Mbps. (This HSPA+ push is in addition to the LTE push that is currently sweeping around Europe, too.) All you’ll need to take advantage of the super speedy network is a newer generation...
After an issue with Wi-Fi connectivity, Asus has announced that the Tegra quad-core Transformer Prime will hit US shelves December 19th, just in time for Christmas. However, the folk across the pond in the UK can expect to get their hands on the tablet some time in January. Brits will also be lacking in choice as the Prime will come bundled with the laptop dock accessory, which will be an optional $149 purchase in the States. How much will the bundle cost? A pricey £499...
The much hyped HTC Pyramid could be hitting UK shelves as the HTC Sensation, if an unnamed source of UK tech blog, Pocket-Lint, is to be believed. According to the source, the Pyramid/Sensation will be revealed on April 12th at the HTC’s special media event and officially launch in the coming months. However, not included in the latest leak of information include official specs or launch carriers. However, if we go by past rumors, we can expect to see the...
Even though we here at GS don’t reside anywhere with Three UK’s cellular footprint, we’re constantly impressed by the comapny’s offerings of affordable pricing and generous minutes/texts/data alotment. And today, Three continues on that same path with the announcement of a new “all-you-can-eat” Pay-as-you-go data plan for a mere £15. Also included in the plan are 300 voice minutes and 3,000 texts. If you bump up to the next tier for...
Two days ago, we highlighted T-Mobile UK’s asinine attempt to redefine what “web browsing” is while simultaneously punishing their users for arguably normal data usage by cutting their 3 GB data plans to a paltry 500 MB. Apparently enough people have voiced disapproval because T-Mobile has stepped back, but only slightly. Instead of a blanket data slashing across the board, current users can continue on with their 3 GB of happiness. New and upgrading...
