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On January the 9th Netflix launched in the UK and Ireland joining Lovefilm and Blockbuster in the home entertainment arena. So now there is more choice if you like to watch movies at home.
Unlike Lovefilm or Blockbuster however, Netflix is solely a streaming service. I have been waiting patiently for it to be available and am really looking forward to giving it a whirl. The price seems reasonable too at a flat fee of £5.99 a month.
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With so many of us carrying around hundreds of pounds worth of handsets, is it important to get them insured? Generally those of us who have expensive mobiles tend to include mobile phone insurance when we take out the contract.
You might have received a new phone from Santa this Christmas and if so have you thought about how much it woud cost to replace if it was stolen or lost?
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It’s that time of year again, when we can look forward to feeling extremely festive by watching a glut of Christmas movies. With so many to choose from, it can be quite difficult deciding which ones to watch.
I thought it would be interesting to see what our office loved to watch to get them in the Christmas mood. A few films were a little surprising (Ernest? Really?) but others were picked by everyone in the team.
Here are some of the Christmas films our team selected (in no particular order):
Scrooged“Scrooged with Bill Murray is brilliant. He is a grumpy TV executive who goes a little nutty and is visited by 3 ghosts who tell him about his past, present and future!”
The demand for payday loans is ever increasing with over 3.5 million people expected to take one out in the next six months. (Source www.r3.org.uk)
From a related report from R3 (The Association of Business Recovery Professionals) debt worries also appear to be on the increase:
“…nearly half of people (46%) say they struggle to make it to payday – an increase from 44 percent in the last quarter.”
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December is a very exciting month here in London; the streets are covered in Christmas decorations and there is the constant buzz of shoppers. And as the temperature starts to drop London sees a rise in open air ice rinks. They pop up everywhere in the capital in late November and are open until February. I am an avid ice skater and although I hate the cold weather, ice rinks are one of the things I love winter for.
Here are some of my favourite places to enjoy cutting some moves on the ice:
The Tower of London - This iconic London landmark offers a fantastic setting for winter skating. It is open from 10 a.m to 10p.m so you can enjoy skating during the day or after dark when you can see the place illuminated making a great night experience. There are drinks on sale so you can keep warm with a glass of mulled wine or a hot chocolate. For more information on tickets and opening times check out their website.
How many of us go on holiday with only our hand luggage? These days with rising costs it can save you money and also time (we all hate waiting around in baggage claims).
When this is the case, we all try and take the least number of items, sometimes even leaving behind our beloved camera. Well now you may not have to. With our guide you can actually travel light and still come away with some amazing photographs, simply by getting yourself some mobile accessories.
Too many things to pack into your hand luggage?
As a tourist it was once necessary to have to carry around a guide book and collect pamphlets as you visited attractions.
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Otherwise how else would you find out more about the places you were visiting? We relied on word of mouth to find the best local restaurants and hotels to stay in.
Now with technology moving on at a rapid pace the smartphone is looking more and more like the perfect travel companion. Even if you are only venturing to your local city there is a vast range of apps to help you discover more and help you find where you want to go. We’ve taken a look at some the best Continue reading
If you are looking for a great way to display your photos in your living room, why not consider buying a digital picture frame? This is a quick and easy way to show off the pictures taken with your digital camera or mobile and requires little work to set up. Best of all, prices start from only £20. Here are the top five digital picture frames on the market:
At the top end of the market is Sony’s DPFXR100 digital photo frame, boasting all the latest bells and whistles to justify its £220 price tag. Its 10.2 inch screen displays images in ultra-high resolution and has ‘TruBlack’ technology for no screen reflections. You can play back HD video clips and there is HDMI output for slideshows on any HD TV. There is space for 4000 photos on its 2GB internal storage and a full array of connections, including USB, mini-USB and a multi card slot which will accept Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, SD (SDHC), CompactFlash, MMC and xD media. Finally, a handy remote control lets you control it from anywhere in the room.
The Nokia Lumia 800 has been eagerly awaited by many people. The Nokia Lumia 800 is a stylish phone, not only does the curved 3.7 inch touch screen have clear black screen technology, which allows you to see clearly even in bright light, but it is also has a one piece body, making it a solid device.
The Lumia 800 has a 1.4GHz processor and Windows® Phone 7.5, making this phone extremely fast. Those of you, who love taking photos, will thoroughly enjoy the 8mp Carl Zeiss lens camera that is packed into the Lumia 800.
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