LOL, check this out! A completely bizarre SMS campaign called "Beat the Bugs" has been launched recently in the U.K.
Every week during a certain period of time parents get an SMS message with a reminder to check their children's hair for head lice... No comment on that.
Anyway, six cases of lice were actually found, and participants say they are now more aware about treatment/prevention and that they check their kids' heads at least once a week.
Onyx, a new UK-based handset manufacturer has released its first phone - the Liscio.
It is a basic tri-band handset with a 1.10" 96 x 96 OLED full-color display, 128MB of on-board memory, Micro SD card slot supporting up to 1GB, MP3 player, built-in FM radio, and Bluetooth v1.2 connectivity. Also note that there's no 3G support and no camera.
We have bad news for UK drivers who often talk on the phone behind the wheel.
Now any driver can end up in jail if he causes a traffic accident, especially with death involved, while typing a text message or dialing a phone number.
So start using hands-free systems if you don't want any trouble with the law.
T-Mobile and 3 have agreed to combine their UK 3G networks to close existing coverage gaps across the country, while at the same time increasing cost efficiency and network reliability, as well as reducing prices for their services.
This is a mutually beneficial solution, especially for their customers.
Now any owner of the Nokia N95 ar N81 handset will be able to wirelessly download music tracks directly to his phone. Each track costs 80 pence, and the whole album will cost you 8 pounds. Quite pricey, don't you think? Anyway, there's no doubt that the service will be popular; it has a nice interface and a decent media library.
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