Intel expands 3rd-generation CPU range, announces new 3GHz Core i7 Extreme Edition mobile processor

Intel's quad-core Ivy Bridge processors have been doing the rounds since April, but the chipmaker continues to expand its selection, now adding a new high-end Core i7 mobile processor. Clocked at 3.0 GHz and priced at $1,096, the Core i7-3940XM is a quad-core 22 nm chip, packing Intel's HD 4000 series GPU and 8MB of L3 cache. According to the recently revealed pricing list, it'll be joined by two more Core i7 models, the 2.8GHz i7-3840QM and the 2.7 GHz i7-3740QM.

Engadget , Intel expands 3rd-generation CPU range, announces new 3GHz Core i7 Extreme Edition mobile processor, Intel expands 3rd-generation CPU range, announces new 3GHz Core i7 Extreme Edition mobile processor

Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 prices for Europe unveiled

A couple of days ago, when Nokia announced the Lumia 920 and Lumia 820, it said nothing regarding their prices. So you're probably very curious about that. Well, according to German website Winfuture, the high-end Nokia Lumia 920 will cost €600 ($760) in Germany, where it should become available starting mid-October. October is also when the smartphone should be released in the UK, France, Russia, Italy, and Poland.

Update: Reuters has it that “sources at European telecoms operators” say the 920 will in fact be released in November.

Reportedly, the Nokia Lumia 820 should be out two weeks after the Lumia 920.

Unwired View , Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 prices for Europe unveiled, Nokia Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 prices for Europe unveiled

Flexi Flash LED Flashlight

Flashlights become handy light sources whenever one is needed. But most of them can limit what one can since it occupies one hand when using an ordinary flashlight. If it is a spot light that one would want to have as well, this Flexi Flash LED Flashlight might become quite useful. The Flexi Flash LED Flashlight is a unique LED light that comes with a 7-inch flexible silicone body. The two LED lights can provide a ready light source whenever it is needed. Its 7-inch silicone body enables it to be attached to any fixture where it can be folded into for better hold.

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Chris Harris capitulates on his hatred for the Mazda MX-5 Miata... sort of

Chris Harris and the Mazda MX-5 Miata have a bit of a checkered past. The infamous auto writer once sank his teeth into the little Japanese convertible and didn't stop until he drew blood, saying he was "completely ambivalent to the existence" of the machine, and that it drove "with all the precision of a boneless limb." For reasons that don't need enunciation, Harris has received plenty of flack over those comments. Now he's taken the time to give the Miata another shot to see if he was misguided in his derision. What's the verdict? Harris says he may have been a little too hard on the Miata on the first go around.



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T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2 is the Samsung SGH-T889

T-Mobile might be might be late to the Samsung Galaxy Note party in the US, but I guess they have learnt from the past, and this time around they do not intend to miss the Galaxy Note 2 boat by making it available to the masses – and soon, too, if a particular screenshot is to be believed. What you see on the right depicts a Samsung device that carries the model number SGH-T889, where it has been touted to run on what is alleged to be T-Mobile's 4G HSPA+ network.

Ubergizmo , T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2 is the Samsung SGH-T889, T-Mobile Galaxy Note 2 is the Samsung SGH-T889

WiFi alliance begins Tunneled Direct Link Setup certification, hopes to improve media streaming

You can thank the WiFi alliance for a number of things, and soon you can add TDLS to that list. That's Tunneled Direct Link Setup, if you were wondering, and it's a standard for creating direct links between devices. If this sounds familiar, that's understandable, but TDLS has its own tricks, like working in the background of a network to optimize performance, and it can even work over a WiFi Direct connection. For example two compliant devices can measure the signal strength on the network, and determine if a direct link would be better or not.

Engadget , WiFi alliance begins Tunneled Direct Link Setup certification, hopes to improve media streaming, WiFi alliance begins Tunneled Direct Link Setup certification, hopes to improve media streaming

Hulu Plus update on PS3 delivers improved navigation and discovery

Hulu Plus for the PS3 debuted a couple of years ago, and obviously the software did not remain stagnant over the past two years. In fact, innovation has been the order of the day, as Hulu's engineers in their Seattle office worked hard to digest consumer feedback in order to deliver the latest update so that your living room entertainment experience will be an unparalleled one. The new and improved Hulu Plus experience is now available on the PS3, where you are now able to access your favorite shows faster than before, thanks to larger and more vivid artwork that makes the entire navigation experience an easier one.

Ubergizmo , Hulu Plus update on PS3 delivers improved navigation and discovery, Hulu Plus update on PS3 delivers improved navigation and discovery

Samsung Galaxy Note II coming to the US 'later in 2012'

If you're waiting for the US release date for Samsung's Galaxy Note II, we're sorry to say that you won't find one today. While this version of the form-defining phablet is destined for European, Asian and Middle Eastern-markets, the company promises a version of the device will hit American shores before the end of 2012, as you can see in the quote we've got from the company below. "Samsung Mobile is planning a U.S. version of Galaxy Note II, which will be available later in 2012.

Engadget , Samsung Galaxy Note II coming to the US 'later in 2012', Samsung Galaxy Note II coming to the US 'later in 2012'

iPhone 5 gets native turn-by-turn navigation, car connectivity questions remain

The big news yesterday in the tech world (and most of the rest of the world) was the debut of the iPhone 5. If you have not yet been left with a feeling of inferiority due to your current device, this should put you over the top. The new iPhone will come with the Apple Maps app. Maps is Apple's rebuttal to the hugely popular Google Maps, and comes with a host of functionality.
One of the key features of the app is turn-by-turn navigation with voice prompts from Siri. Just like an in-car navigation system, as you approach a turn, a 3D view appears to better show the user where to turn.

Autoblog , iPhone 5 gets native turn-by-turn navigation, car connectivity questions remain

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Facelifted Peugeot RCZ revealed, 260-HP RCZ R coming

The Peugeot RCZ has received extensive updates just in time to debut at its home ball, the Paris Motor Show. There are no changes to the overall shape, the rainbow greenhouse atop a swept back body still plenty fresh after three years, but details have been added and enhanced throughout.

Autoblog , Facelifted Peugeot RCZ revealed, 260-HP RCZ R coming, Facelifted Peugeot RCZ revealed, 260-HP RCZ R coming

Instagram reportedly headed to Windows Phone 8

. Microsoft's (MSFT) Windows Phone 8 is finally starting to look like a mobile operating system that can compete with iOS and Android. Nokia's colorful and feature-packed Lumia 820 and 920 Windows Phone 8 smartphones only serve to cement that feeling with wireless charging and a PureView camera. But the platform really needs some killer apps to give it a boost, and it looks like one of the biggest is on the way: Instagram. According to The Verge's anonymous sources, Facebook's (FB) newly completed acquisition is headed to Windows Phone 8, retro-filters and all.

Boy Genius Report , Instagram reportedly headed to Windows Phone 8, Instagram reportedly headed to Windows Phone 8

Next Golf R sheds lots of camo, still looks stealthy

We're waiting to see the genuine Mk VII Volkswagen Golf in the steel so that people can decide which side of the fence they're on regarding its design, but we're pretty sure the Golf R will, as usual, improve upon it.

Autoblog , Next Golf R sheds lots of camo, still looks stealthy

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Verizon intros Mobile Security app for Android, wants to keep you safe

McAfee's been offering mobile protection services on Android for a while now, but Verizon's taking it a step further and bringing an application tailored specifically for its own customers with help from the Intel-owned outfit. The Mobile Security app - which is also powered by Asurion - aims to assist the Big Red crowd by protecting their devices from many "digital and physical threats," giving Android (2.1 or later) users the ability to lock, set up alarms, wipe data and locate handsets remotely.

Engadget , Verizon intros Mobile Security app for Android, wants to keep you safe, Verizon intros Mobile Security app for Android, wants to keep you safe

Is Android doomed in the wake of the Apple v. Samsung verdict? Not a chance

. There have been rumblings in some corners of the tech press that Google (GOOG) ought to be quaking in its boots in the wake of the Apple (AAPL) v. Samsung (005930) patent verdict because it could give Apple enough juice to take out Android all together. This is highly unlikely to ever happen for a multitude of reasons, but the most important is that Google has a lot of money, a lot of creative and talented people, and a lot of incentive to make sure that Android remains successful.

Boy Genius Report , Is Android doomed in the wake of the Apple v. Samsung verdict? Not a chance, Is Android doomed in the wake of the Apple v. Samsung verdict? Not a chance

GoDaddy offers 30% discounts to make up for service outage

Recently, GoDaddy had to face rather critical network issues when millions of websites hosted by the company went down. Before soon, a member of the hacktivist group, Anonymous, claimed responsibility for the attack, boasting that he did so to expose the security vulnerabilities of the service. However, the company soon responded by rebuffing such claims and stated that the entire issue was the result of some internal network failure which was addressed and fixed within hours.

Ubergizmo , GoDaddy offers 30% discounts to make up for service outage, GoDaddy offers 30% discounts to make up for service outage

HP increases the number of coming job cuts to 29,000

. Earlier this year, Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) announced that it would cut 27,000 jobs, or 8% of its workforce, in an attempt to restructure the company and cut costs. According to an SEC filing on Monday, however HP has increased its number of projected layoffs to 29,000, ZDNet reports. The company said that its multi-year restructuring plan aims to “simplify business processes, accelerate innovation and deliver better results for customers, employees and stockholders.” HP said in its latest filing that it had already cut 3,800 jobs through the end of July, the majority of which were from the enterprise service group.

Boy Genius Report , HP increases the number of coming job cuts to 29,000, HP increases the number of coming job cuts to 29,000

Toshiba Satellite S955 unveiled

Make no mistake about it, the Toshiba Satellite S955 might look like an Ultrabook at first glance, but upon closer inspection, it is nowhere near Ultrabook standards. Still, despite that, this faux Ultrabook will be 30% thinner compared to the current batch of 15″ Toshiba S series notebooks. Underneath the hood, you have a choice of either an Ivy Bridge Core i5 CPU or an AMD A8 APU, and if your budget permits, you are able to cram in up to 8GB of RAM on-board. In terms of storage, there is a maximum of 750GB of hard drive space.

Ubergizmo , Toshiba Satellite S955 unveiled, Toshiba Satellite S955 unveiled

ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700KL with LTE hands-on: 25 Mbps down in Deutschland

We knew (as of a few days ago) that ASUS' Transformer Pad Infinity TF700KL was coming to Germany with LTE on Vodafone's network, but now we have an idea of just how schnell those speeds are. We got our hands on a unit that notched 10.7 Mbps up and about 25 down. This device has a dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 chip under the hood and offers (as mentioned in our previous post) 16GB of internal storage. The tablet's design isn't much different from that of the TF700 Transformer Pad - the difference here is that super-fast LTE connection. Check out our gallery below for a closer look.






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Intershop répond aux questions sur le commerce multicanal à E-Commerce Paris

Du 18 au 20 septembre, Porte de Versailles, Paris, Stand L23Birame Gueye prendra la parole le jeudi 20 septembre à 11 heuresParis, France, 14 septembre 2012 – Intershop s'exprimera cette année au salon E-Commerce qui se tiendra Porte de Versailles à Paris, du 18 au 20 septembre 2012.

Press Release Distribution , Intershop répond aux questions sur le commerce multicanal à E-Commerce Paris, Intershop répond aux questions sur le commerce multicanal à E-Commerce Paris

SkyDrive App For Android Finally Arrives

. A few days ago, Microsoft launched a massive revamp of its cloud storage service, SkyDrive. The revamp improved both the looks and the functionality of the service. As far as the design was concerned, Microsoft brought SkyDrive's UI well in sync with its metro philosophy which is permeating nearly every Microsoft software.
In the post detailing all these changes, Microsoft had promised that although it wasn't offering a SkyDrive app for Android at that moment, such an app was in the making and would be launched soon. Now, the software giant has lived up to its promise.

Ubergizmo , SkyDrive App For Android Finally Arrives, SkyDrive App For Android Finally Arrives

Xbox 360 YouTube app update rolls out with 5x speed improvement, access to ‘official' music videos

The PlayStation 3 snagged a new native YouTube app recently and now the Xbox 360 version has been updated, although with a different set of features. The team behind it says the new version rolling out on Xbox Live is as much as five times faster than the old one, and also has access to channels with official music videos.

2DayBlog.com , Xbox 360 YouTube app update rolls out with 5x speed improvement, access to ‘official' music videos, Xbox 360 YouTube app update rolls out with 5x speed improvement, access to ‘official' music videos

Mergermarket Acquires Inframation Group

Livingstone completes fourth media & information deal in 2012London, Friday 14th September 2012 - The Mergermarket Group, the leading publisher of forward looking intelligence and analysis for investors, advisors and corporates and a subsidiary of Pearson plc has acquired Inframation Group.

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EarthLink inks deal with Clearwire to use its 4G WiMAX network

EarthLink has been laying low since its Philly-wide WiFi project failed all those years ago, but now it's back in the limelight with Clearwire's 4G network under-arm. The companies have struck a deal for EarthLink to access Clearwire's WiMAX infrastructure, initially to offer wireless, in-home broadband. This is expected to launch in early 2013, with mobile and small business markets being future goals. An LTE network is also in the pipeline, don't forget, and when it goes live, EarthLink is likely to expand the agreement to cover it.

Engadget , EarthLink inks deal with Clearwire to use its 4G WiMAX network, EarthLink inks deal with Clearwire to use its 4G WiMAX network

Apple to forgo standards once again and unveil ‘AirPlay Direct' in September

. Apple (AAPL) is rumored to be readying a new “AirPlay Direct” feature similar to the Wi-Fi Direct standard that will enhance its music streaming services, according to a report from The Telegraph. AirPlay currently requires special accessories and a Wi-Fi network to be used, however the new version will only require speakers and an iPhone, iPod or iPad, which will support a direct connection for music playback.

Boy Genius Report , Apple to forgo standards once again and unveil ‘AirPlay Direct' in September, Apple to forgo standards once again and unveil ‘AirPlay Direct' in September

Western Digital VelociRaptor Duo is an extreme Thunderbolt HDD

The Western Digital (WD) VelociRaptor name originally came from WD's line of high-performance hard drives which are pro-summer/enthusiast version of drives typically used in servers etc. Instead of rotating at 7200rpm, those drives could spin at 10,000rpm, which made data seek times much better. The Western Digital VelociRaptor Duo is an external Thunderbolt case that contains two such drives, and the combined maximum capacity is 2TB (2x1TB).  Each VelociRaptor Duo box has additional Thunderbolt connectors so that users can “daisy-chain” drives to add additional capacity or simply connect more Thunderbolt devices.

Ubergizmo , Western Digital VelociRaptor Duo is an extreme Thunderbolt HDD, Western Digital VelociRaptor Duo is an extreme Thunderbolt HDD

Nintendo TVii supported by 'all' major US and Canadian cable companies, dish services

Nintendo TVii will support "all" cable and dish carriers in the US and Canada, Nintendo director of strategic partnership Zach Fountain told Engadget this afternoon. He said that no major carriers are excluded, and the only requirement for signing up is inputting your cable company's account information to the Wii U. DVR and TiVO functionality are plugged in similarly, where users input information via web, and services resultantly pop up on the Wii U.

Engadget , Nintendo TVii supported by 'all' major US and Canadian cable companies, dish services, Nintendo TVii supported by 'all' major US and Canadian cable companies, dish services

OCZ's new Vector SSD breaks cover at IDF, packs in-house developed Indilinx controller

As we were wandering the floor today at IDF 2012, we happened upon an OCZ rep who pulled the company's new 2.5-inch SATA 3 SSD out of his pocket and let us get our mitts on it. Called the Vector, it will replace the well-received Vertex 4 at the top of OCZ's lineup. Like its predecessor, the Vector packs an Indilinx controller, but this time it's the Barefoot 3, which was developed totally in-house without any assistance from Marvell designs. You can expect to see 256GB and 512GB versions of the drive hit the market in Q4, with other sizes possibly showing up after.







Engadget , OCZ's new Vector SSD breaks cover at IDF, packs in-house developed Indilinx controller, OCZ's new Vector SSD breaks cover at IDF, packs in-house developed Indilinx controller

Apple strikes licensing deal with Motorola in Germany, heralds more peaceful times?

Motorola's war with Apple has certainly been overshadowed by the showdown with Samsung. But, with the latter melodrama shifting into quiet mode, focus is coming back to the battle with Moto. That ongoing story has taken a rather unexpected turn, however. A filing on Monday revealed that the Google subsidiary has agreed to license some (if not all) of its standards-essential patents to Cupertino. in Germany, at least. When exactly the deal was struck isn't clear, and neither side has announced a royalty rate as of yet.

Engadget , Apple strikes licensing deal with Motorola in Germany, heralds more peaceful times?, Apple strikes licensing deal with Motorola in Germany, heralds more peaceful times?

Experience Autumn/Winter Style at Westfield Merry Hill’s Fashion Takeover Weekend

Dance troops, beauty pods and special offers to mark the start of Autumn and Winter fashion at Westfield Merry Hill. On Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th September, Westfield Merry Hill will open its doors to hoards of fashion fanatics with the arrival of its Fashion Takeover weekend.

Press Release Distribution , Experience Autumn/Winter Style at Westfield Merry Hill’s Fashion Takeover Weekend, Experience Autumn/Winter Style at Westfield Merry Hill’s Fashion Takeover Weekend

IBM envisions its Watson supercomputer becoming a supercharged voice assistant

. Apple (AAPL) introduced its Siri voice assistant with the launch of the iPhone 4S last October and since then, a number of copycat apps have been made available. While all these services show potential, in their current state they are just too limited for everyday use. IBM (IBM) is looking to change that, however, with the help of its supercomputer Watson.

Boy Genius Report , IBM envisions its Watson supercomputer becoming a supercharged voice assistant, IBM envisions its Watson supercomputer becoming a supercharged voice assistant

Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet OTA 3.5 Firmware Update

Lenovo (in conjunction with N-Trig) has just released OTA 3.5, a firmware-only update that addresses two of the major issues that still exist with their Thinkpad Tablet. Issues fixed. 1) Tablet Pen input not recognized sometimes

2) Screen Unlock not spontaneous

Already released for US, WE and UK roms, reports have so far been good.

The Gadgeteer , Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet OTA 3.5 Firmware Update, Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet OTA 3.5 Firmware Update

Jaguar shacks up with singer Lana Del Rey to promote F-Type [w/videos]

The last time Jaguar launched a really important new coupe, it launched its "Gorgeous" campaign to help sell it. The marquee television spot had a spare musical arrangement and actor Willem Dafoe narrating a montage of obscenely chic lifestyle scenes washed in cool tones. As a luxury proposition, it was certainly a gorgeous commercial. For the launch of the much-anticipated F-Type, Jaguar is reportedly turning to Lana Del Rey. For those unfamiliar, she's the indie songstress with the retro-glamour style, sultry voice and tracks like "Video Games" and "Blue Jeans" to have made her name.





Autoblog , Jaguar shacks up with singer Lana Del Rey to promote F-Type [w/videos], Jaguar shacks up with singer Lana Del Rey to promote F-Type [w/videos]

HGST Announces Radically New, Helium-Filled Hard Disk Drive Platform

Innovative Platform Indefinitely Extends 3.5-inch Form Factor, Offering Greater Capacity and Significantly Reduced Total Cost of Ownership for Corporate and Cloud Datacentres; HGST Demonstrates New Platform at WDC’s Investor Day LONDON, Sept 13, 2012 – HGST (formerly Hitachi Global Storage Technologies and now a Western Digital company, NASDAQ: WDC) today announced a new helium-filled hard disk drive (HDD) platform, which is at the forefront of advanced technology for increasing capacity and significantly reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) for enterprise and cloud customers.

Press Release Distribution , HGST Announces Radically New, Helium-Filled Hard Disk Drive Platform, HGST Announces Radically New, Helium-Filled Hard Disk Drive Platform

Samsung's split personality patent conjures up a camera with detachable media player

Samsung recently added some serious smarts to its point-and-shoot lineup with the Galaxy Camera, which - if you're so inclined - can also double as a personal communicator and multimedia player. As we discovered during our hands-on with the device, however, its bulky size could deter many who might've hoped to carry it at all times. A patent just granted to Samsung might change all that, however, which describes a camera that also acts as a multimedia player, only with one curious difference: the PMP unit is detachable.

Engadget , Samsung's split personality patent conjures up a camera with detachable media player, Samsung's split personality patent conjures up a camera with detachable media player

Aston Martin releases copious images of the Vanquish (video)

The multimedia dam has finally been opened on the Aston Martin Vanquish.









Autoblog , Aston Martin releases copious images of the Vanquish (video), Aston Martin releases copious images of the Vanquish (video)

Nokia launches free music steaming in the U.S.; Lumia 900 and 710 first compatible phones

. Nokia (NOK) on Tuesday announced the launch of its free music streaming service on the Lumia 710 and Lumia 900 in the United States. Nokia Music gives Lumia owners access to more than 1 million songs and more than 150 exclusive playlists that are kept up to date by an “expert team of US based musicologists.” The service is free of advertisements, requires no registration and playlists are even accessible offline. “The USA is the most vibrant and competitive digital music market in the world – by a wide margin.

Boy Genius Report , Nokia launches free music steaming in the U.S.; Lumia 900 and 710 first compatible phones, Nokia launches free music steaming in the U.S.; Lumia 900 and 710 first compatible phones

Google picks up face-to-unlock patent

Lick your lips in anticipation, all of you fans of the Android mobile operating system. Word on the street has it that Google has just picked up a pure win of the face-to-unlock patent which is said to enable multiple users to share just one “computing device.” To put things into a nutshell, all one needs to do is point your face in the direction of the built-in camera, where you will then be able to gain access to your personal profile. Should it be time to shake a leg and move, then someone else is able to do just what you did and take over your place.

Ubergizmo , Google picks up face-to-unlock patent, Google picks up face-to-unlock patent

Google quietly snaps up internet security firm VirusTotal for an undisclosed amount

Having recently wrapped up the Motorola Mobility acquisition, Google's now moving onto different pastures and spending its cash elsewhere — more specifically on an outfit known as VirusTotal.

2DayBlog.com , Google quietly snaps up internet security firm VirusTotal for an undisclosed amount, Google quietly snaps up internet security firm VirusTotal for an undisclosed amount

Sony Xperia Tablet S headed to Canada

Officially announced just two days ago, the Sony Xperia Tablet S should be released in the US on September 7. If you're wondering when the device will be introduced in Canada, we don't have an exact answer. However, Sony Canada's official website is already listing the 16GB and 32GB versions of the tablet.

Unwired View , Sony Xperia Tablet S headed to Canada, Sony Xperia Tablet S headed to Canada

BMW set to rejuvenate scooter business

Do you remember the BMW C1. The funky scooter from the German automaker has become something of a two-wheeled cult classic. The scooter made either 15 or 18 horsepower, depending on which model you got. But the most notable thing about the C1 was its futuristic windshield/roof combination and its emphasis on safety – with its integrated seatbelt, it was said to be so safe as to not require a helmet.
BMW got out of the scooter game when it ended production of the C1 in 2003, but it's poised to reemphasize that market in a big way.


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RoMOS is Russia's take on Android OS, shields users from Google's prying eyes

Whether it be Google's penchant for collecting search and browsing histories or Street View WiFi information, the company is no stranger to concerns about its healthy appetite for user data. Apparently, Russia also shares those worries as the country has produced its own take on the Android operating system minus Google's data collection. Unveiled at IFA in Berlin, the Russian Mobile Operating System or RoMOS reportedly mimics the look and feel of Android and works with Russia's Global Navigation Satellite System.

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Samsung Galaxy Note II pre-orders start in the UK for £546, in stock in mid-October

The Samsung Galaxy Note II is now up for pre-order in the UK, at well known retailer Clove. The price being asked is £546, which is steep, but probably in line with expectations (and with the original Note when that launched). For this amount of dough, you'll be able to net either a white or grey 16 GB Galaxy Note II. Pricing for the 32 GB and 64 GB variants hasn't been announced yet.

Unwired View , Samsung Galaxy Note II pre-orders start in the UK for £546, in stock in mid-October, Samsung Galaxy Note II pre-orders start in the UK for £546, in stock in mid-October