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Samsung E590 on Orange Dolphin 25 (18mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today.&quot

Samsung E590 on Orange Dolphin 35 (18mths) + Unlimited Texts


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today.&quot

Samsung E590 on Orange Racoon 25 (18mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today.&quot

O2 XDA Graphite on O2 35 (24mths) + Data 20


Category: Mobile Phones - O2

The Xda Graphite is a small and lightweight phone form factor with the power and features of a PDA. It incorporates 3G and WLAN connectivity for faster Internet and email delivery, and a Marvell PXA 270 (416 MHz) processor which is faster than previous smart phones. It has a 2 mega-pixel camera with flash and a second front facing camera for video calling. Running Windows Mobile 5.0 it supports real time (push) email and Internet access and can open, edit and send Microsoft Office attachments quickly and easily using Outlook Mobile. Plus you can easily sync your inbox, calendar, contacts and tasks between your PC and phone using the included Microsoft Activesync.

O2 XDA mini S on O2 35 (24mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - O2

The XDA min S (also branded as the Qtek 9100 & i-mate K-jam) is the flagship product and the first in the line of edge enabled PDA devices. The XDA mini S features built-In Wi-Fi, 1.3 Mega pixel camera, MP3 player, 128 MB of ROM with the option of adding more memory though its Mini-SD card slot, and much more. Slide open the hidden unique qwerty keyboard and the screen automatically switches from portrait to landscape.

Samsung E590 on Orange Canary 30 (18mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today.&quot

Samsung E590 on Orange Racoon 30 (18mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today.&quot

Samsung E590 + Sony PSP Slim & Lite on Orange Racoon 35 (18mths) + Unlimited Land Line


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today. FREE Sony PSP Slim & Lite PSP Slim & Lite a re-designed PlayStation Portable that’s slimmer, lighter, and also now comes with a video-out port. The PSP Slim & Lite is 33 percent lighter and 19 percent slimmer than the original PSP&quot

HTC S710 on O2 35 (12mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - HTC

The HTC S710 is the most compact messaging phone with an auto-sliding QWERTY keyboard. It is the first smartphone powered by the new Windows Mobile® 6 Standard platform. This new platform provides genuine mobile Office Outlook® experience, greater control of Outlook® Mobile Calendar, better Internet Explorer® Mobile browsing experience and Windows Live™. It also offers greater interoperability with Exchange Server 2007 providing you with improved e-mail management (such as Fetch Mail and Set Flags), Out-of-Office assistant, and HTML e-mail viewing capabilities. With the S710, manage your contacts and calls more efficiently with improved integration between Contacts and Call History. View Microsoft Office documents and PDF files on the go using the document viewers on the phone. Use Windows Live™ to chat with friends, search information, and send e-mail. With the S710, you stay connected and productive while on the move.

Samsung E590 + Sony PSP Slim & Lite on Orange Canary 30 (18mths)


Category: Mobile Phones - Samsung

The Samsung e590 is simple in form but hides a cracking camera and great features. Take a look at it. Where’s the sleek lines? The clever slider? The funky dials? That’s the point. There are none. Look at it again. You won’t be able to find anything on this phone that isn’t needed, and isn’t in exactly the right place. It is a vision of minimalist simplicity and functional design. As it should be, because it was designed by modern minimalist design guru, Jasper Morrison . The Samsung e590 specialises as a camera phone. Its 3.2MP camera can take images up-to a massive 2048×1536 pixels - easily good enough for quality 6×4 prints - and also has autofocus, an easy-to-use interface, different portrait/panorama shooting modes, and can capture video. The bean-bag phone stand/camera tripod is a nice touch. When it comes to music the e590 can be your mp3 player (that also supports the MP3, AAC, AAC+, E-AAC+ and WMA file formats), and your portable FM radio. For storing your music and photos you get a generous 90MB built-in memory, and if you need more you can expand it using microSD memory cards. The e590 also supports PictBridge technology which lets you print photos from your camera to compatible printers without the need for a PC in the middle of them. It has Bluetooth™ for connecting a headset and also has a built-in hands-free feature. There is a whole host of other features that you may or may not find useful, including a document viewer that supports Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, plus and organiser, to-do list and a voice memo (dictaphone) feature. Its compact, unpretentious design will appeal to people who want an easy-to-use phone with good features, but who’s mobile is an extension of their life, not their egos. Order one today. FREE Sony PSP Slim & Lite PSP Slim & Lite a re-designed PlayStation Portable that’s slimmer, lighter, and also now comes with a video-out port. The PSP Slim & Lite is 33 percent lighter and 19 percent slimmer than the original PSP&quot