Samsung Galaxy S4 UK Mobile
In the UK Samsung prides itself in the difference their AMOLED screen technology brings to its high-end UK mobile handsets, and it has indeed achieved the unimaginable with the Galaxy S4 this time around – a five-inch panel with the amazing for OLED screen 441ppi pixel density. Not only that, but it debuts in the UK the first octo-core Exynos 5 Octa processor in the international version, as well as a temperature and depth sensor for the first time on a mobile device sold in the united kingdom.
With tech features like Floating Touch and hand gestures you can control the phone without even going near the display, while the S Health and S Translator integration add to the unique aura around the S 4 as a truly human companion for UK tech freaks or simply those looking for a leading edge mobile device able to achieve as much as a home PC did just 10 years ago. Available from most of the carrier shown on UK3, simply visit their offers for more details on the Samsung Galaxy S4.
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Blackberry Q10 Z10 UK Mobile
The UK rollout of the Blackberry phones has been a major success. The UK has always been a very strong market for the physical keyboard phones. BlackBerry pushed out the touch-screen Z10 first, even though its fans valued BlackBerry for the keyboard. The Z10 rolled out in March in the U.K.
The Z10 is now available free on a two-year contract at several UK mobile carriers. On one side we have the Z10, with its 4.2in touchscreen making the phone as comfortable streaming a film as it is opening a spreadsheet; and on the other we have the Q10, with its much smaller 3.1in screen making way for the phone’s major selling point – a physical keyboard.
Design
Both share a distinctly BlackBerry design: subtle, businesslike and exuding quality, the touchscreen Z10 and keyboard-toting Q10 wouldn’t look out of place in any boardroom. Having said that, the Q10 just about wins in the design and quality department, thanks to its unique carbon fibre back and aluminium details; by comparison, the Z10’s rear cover is made of bendy plastic.
Although it has the smaller screen, the Q10 is slightly heavier, wider and thicker than the taller Z10, but each still fits comfortably in the hand, as BlackBerry ignores the super-size phones currently sold by Samsung.
Keyboard
The biggest difference by far is of course the Q10’s keyboard which has remained immensely popular in the UK with ardent business followers. Launched three months prior in the UK, the touchscreen Z10 has one of the best virtual keyboards I’ve ever used; fast, accurate and with an astonishing autocorrect that even works in several languages at once.
Still immensely popular in the united kingdom, blackberry devices are mainly sought for thir physical keyboard. Most major carriers will offer an upgrade to the newer models for those on contract and even pay-as-you-go carriers are now offering the Blackberry Q10 and Z10 as extremely low prices.
