It’s one of the most successful mobile phones ever released, but now it seems the iPhone 3GS is finally edging towards the knacker’s yard. A leaked image apparently shows that Orange is planning to ditch the 3GS forever come March.
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The Orange Monte Carlo – also known as the ZTE Skate – has been on our radar ever since Mobile World Congress in February. As the follow up to the spectacular Orange San Francisco, 2010′s bargain bin phone of the year, we were expecting great things at next to no cost: it’s the same size as the HTC Sensation or the Samsung Galaxy S 2 – but it costs a mere third of the price of either.
So does this phone live up to expectations? Almost.
Orange has expanded its mission to own your week’s entertainment with a new service called Film To Go offering customers a free iTunes movie rental each week. As with its popular Orange Wednesdays cinema deal, customers just have to text to nab a promotional code.
While the text (FILMTOGO to 85060) costs 35p, the iTunes movie rental itself is free and can be watched on a computer, iOS device or Apple TV. As with standard iTunes movie rentals, your free flick remains valid for 30 days but once you start watching you’ve got 48 hours to finish it. The first film on offer is My Blueberry Nights with The Wrestler following it next week.
Out now | £free | Orange
The ZTE Skate we told you about last week? It’s just become official, which is great news for anyone looking for a fantastic Android phone on a budget. It’s pretty much an HTC Desire for a fraction of the price.
If you’ve been following it you’ll be aware this is one of most hotly anticipated handsets of the year, so read on for more.
It’s the mid-way point of the working week, so let’s stop and take stock of all that’s happened so far in tech, shall we? Read on for our round up of all the morning’s news, here in the lunchtime lowdown.
Stop the clock! We make it mealtime, so stop what you’re doing, and click through to our feast of tech news and views, with all the morning’s headlines crammed into one post. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
Orange unveils an intriguing Glastonbury concept every year and this one’s a doozy: the Orange Sound Charge t-shirt, a gadget-friendly garment that will charge your tech with sound. It’s exactly the kind of combination of barmy and brilliant we love.
While you can’t get your hands on an Orange Sound Charge yet, the firm will be testing the t-shirt in the field (literally) during Glastonbury to find out which acts’ power chords deliver the most juice. Read on to find out how the Orange Sound Charge does it…