Raspberry Pi’s Linux computer nears completion, should ship by end of February
Raspberry Pi’s commercial future became a little clearer yesterday, with an announcement that the first batch of its Model B Linux computers will be finished by February 20th. The $35 board went into production last month, but has been beset with delays in bringing it to market.
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Samsung confirms Galaxy Nexus White arriving in UK mid-February, misses the snow
Well, we thought it would already be here, but it looks like Samsung had other ideas. It’s confirmed that the HSPA+ version of its premier Android 4.0 phone will be available across UK retailers from February 13th — that’s next week
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White Galaxy Nexus to strut its stuff in UK on February 6th
If you’re thinking about picking up an unlocked GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus, you now have a choice of pigments. UK retailer Clove Technology is accepting pre-orders for Google’s latest superphone, complete with 16GB of storage and smothered in a milky-white finish. Interested parties living across the pond can part with £498 ($770, VAT included) on February 6th to acquire this vanilla Ice-Cream-Sandwich-running machine.
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White Galaxy Nexus to strut its stuff in UK on February 6th
White Galaxy Nexus to strut its stuff in UK on February 6th
If you’re thinking about picking up an unlocked GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus, you now have a choice of pigments.
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Everything Everywhere’s £1.5 billion investment to bring 4G to Orange and T-Mobile in the UK
So far there have been some limited LTE trials , but the truth remains: UK 4G isn’t happening any time soon. A fact not lost on Everything Everywhere CEO Olaf Swantee, who’s raiding the coffers to a tune of £1.5 billion to bring the Orange and T-Mo UK up to speed. Top of the shopping list, naturally, is the network equipment needed, in time for when the spectrum eventually gets auctioned off — currently expected to be late 2012
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UK courts to introduce tablets, vow to cut back on tree killing ways
It may not be retiring the powdered wigs just yet, but according to The Guardian , the British government is ready to replace traditional paper documents with tablets in UK courtrooms. Starting in April, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) will give slates to Welsh and English prosecutors to store all forms and evidentiary items, later extending the offer to judges, jurors and defense lawyers.
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SSTL designs cheap radar satellite, UK government kicks in £21 million to build it
While we have an innate fear of the eye in the sky (and the role it’ll play in the coming robot apocalypse), there’s no doubt that observation satellites do a lot of good — from recording weather and climate changes to helping coordinate relief efforts in the wake of natural disasters. Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd
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Motorola MotoActv coming to the UK to motivate armchair marathon runners
We feel strongly about exercise — the only time you ever need to run is to escape from violence or, you know, Black Friday mobs. Others think it’s an acceptable recreational activity, and it’s these people who will be excited that the Motorola Motoactv’s arriving in the UK. It’s packing the same features we showed you before , including GPS tracking, 4,000 song capacity and being able to connect calls on your compatible Moto phone
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Samsung Galaxy Note now available on O2 in the UK, priced at around $400
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Roku planning to bring set-top boxes to Canada, UK in early 2012
It’s been a big year for Roku. The streaming content box manufacturer launched its Roku 2 HD, XD and XS this summer, with a $50 LT model coming just last month. Now, the Netflix / HBO Go / Angry Birds player will cross the border into Canada and the U.K., with the expansion set to begin in early 2012. The company is looking to build its 350 channels with region-specific content, which can be provided free, supported by ads or with a subscription — and if you choose to add your own content to the service, you’d certainly be in good company.
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