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Tuesday 22nd May 2012 by William Judd in Mobile Accessories.
One of these is the Nokia C3-01. Here’s to you, little buddy. Let’s have a look at some Nokia C3-01 cases, shall we?



These cases are the Nokia CC-1014 Silicone covers directly from Nokia themselves. They provide a good amount of protection for your Nokia C3-01 mobile without cutting off access to any ports or features – everything remains fully accessible so you don’t have to take your case off to use your phone to the fullest.
Each case is made of silicone, adding grip and protection to your phone. The grip is further enhanced through an integrated, subtle pattern that gives the case a bit of a newer school feel. Silicone is a brilliant material that is very shock resistant, with any knocks or drops being distributed along the length of the case, preventing critical damage to a single point. Many phones are damaged when they are dropped onto a corner, but with the nicely padded corners you’ll be in the best possible situation if you drop your phone.
The cases are available in three colours, which cleverly make up the German national colours when laid out in the order above. They also look great on the phone, with the cases adding a nice splash of colour that really makes your handset stand out.
With eight reviews averaging five stars, this is the case for the Nokia C3-01. For more information, check out the link below or ask us a question via the comments section below!
Tags: Nokia C3-01,
Tuesday 22nd May 2012 by William Judd in Android, Mobile Accessories.

S Voice on the Galaxy Nexus!
If you’ve got a rooted Android phone running Google’s latest version of Android, version 4.0, then today’s your lucky day.
Enterprising developers over at the XDA forums have cracked open the recently made available Galaxy S III rom and made all of the apps therein available for download.
As well previously leaked apps like S Voice and Flipboard, there’s also the Accuweather widget, the stock analog and digital clocks, AllSharePlay, GameHub, the camera app, S Memo, ringtones, wallpapers and more. It’s a pretty comprehensive little collection, and if you don’t mind the hassle of sideloading the .APK files then it’s quite the release.
Of course, these apps aren’t meant to run on anything other than an S III, so if they break your phone or don’t work then don’t be too surprised. For download links and full installation instructions, check out the link:
Tags: Samsung galaxy S3,
Tuesday 22nd May 2012 by William Judd in Android, Mobile Accessories.

If you’re planning on picking up a Samsung Galaxy S III when it goes on sale at the end of the month, then I’ve got some good news for you. We’ve just got into stock one of our InvisibleSHIELD Screen Protector and Full Body Protector!
The InvisibleSHIELD Screen Protector is a high-quality screen protection package, offering completely invisible protection for the titanic 4.8″ screen of the Galaxy S III. It only takes a single piece of dust or dirt to get caught between the screen and another surface for a scratch to occur, so it really is an essential upgrade if you want to keep your screen in tip top condition.
The InvisibleSHIELD is the toughest and most durable screen protection on the market, thanks to its military origins protecting the leading edges of helicopter blades from wear and tear while traveling at high speeds. InvisibleSHIELD are so confident in their screen protector’s ability that they’ll replace it for free if it ever gets damaged – and that guarantee’s good for life.
The Full Body Protector takes it a step further, providing full-body coverage to ensure that no part of your new phone can be scratched or scuffed. This invisible, invincible protection fits over the sim free Galaxy S III perfectly and really provides that extra level of confidence.
So if you want to be ready to protect your Galaxy S III from the moment it comes out of the box, have an InvisibleSHIELD Samsung Galaxy S3 screen protector ready.
For more information, check out the InvisibleSHIELD product pages just below:
Tags: Samsung galaxy S3,
Monday 21st May 2012 by William Judd in Android, Mobile Accessories.

Where these docks really distinguish themselves from their competition is in their fittings – where most Android docks will only fit a few different models depending on where the micro USB port is located, the unique FlexiDock system allows you to connect to phones that have their micro USB ports on the sides, bottom or even the top! The dock also works equally well in portrait and landscape modes.
The docks also contain smart shielding technology, which ensures there’s no sound interference no matter how close the phone is. This ensures perfect audio quality every time. The connection is made over Bluetooth, simple and convenient.
This is done though the free Philips Fidelio app, which can play your device’s music using the powerful Songbird app, or stream internet music radio. You can also use the app in clock mode, allowing you to set multiple customised music alarms and receive updated weather reports.
The two models differ in the size of the speaker – as you can see in the pictures above, the S851/10 on the left hand side has a significantly larger speaker than the AAS351/05, giving you that little bit extra in sound quality and stereo separation – the smaller speaker is 10W, while the larger is a pair of 15W speakers. The larger dock also includes a 3.5 mm stereo line-in cable for connecting other devices.
For more information on these great Android 2.1+ capable speaker docks from Philips, check out the relevant link below:
Thanks for reading. If you’ve got any questions about these products (or indeed anything in our inventory, from Bluetooth dongles to phone accessories, then please let us know via the comments below!
Monday 21st May 2012 by William Judd in Mobile Accessories.
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