Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich is the latest operating system to soon be released by Android. Google have said that this operating system will be a ‘one operating system everywhere’ version so that the operating system can run on both phones and tablets. This will be extremely useful for users of both devices.

Other exciting features of the new operating system include the updated App launcher, the multi-tasking panel and the new home screen widgets. For the tablet users of Android, the system will be able to act as a USB hub and allow for keyboards and mice to be connected to them. This is great for people on the go as it makes your tablet an even greater portable device but can still fit your needs with additional equipment. Ice Cream Sandwich will also include face detection, which is great for people who use their phones for taking photos.  You will also be able to enjoy integrated Google+, messenger, Google Talk and Google Cloud services.  What’s more, users of this operating system will be able to take panoramic pictures so they can capture amazing photos in one go.

These are just some of the new and exciting features that will be in Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), so keep your eye out for this and make the most of it.

It’s the big day today as the iPhone 4S has gone on sale in the UK and six other countries. People have been waiting for this day for a long time and there have been around 1 million pre-orders of the phone. Around the world people have been queuing up outside Apple stores to buy their new handset. The eagerness of many people is shown by some people waiting for 80 hours just to be first in line to get the iPhone 4S in Australia and Japan. This may seem excessive to some, but the hype around the iPhone 4S really is huge and Apple are expecting to sell around 3 million of the new handset over this weekend.

Many people around the world have said that they will be buying the iPhone 4S as a tribute to Steve Jobs who sadly passed away a few days ago. The phone went on sale at 8am this morning and people had been queuing for hours before this. In some stores, Apple staff have applauded customers as they walked in to purchase their new phone which helped them to create a buzz. Many fans are excited by the new Siri feature, where you can ask the artificial intelligence system questions, such as ‘where is the nearest petrol station?’ and it will answer for you. This is definitely an amazing and very useful feature amongst many others such as the 8.0 megapixel camera which is great for snap-happy people.

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Unless you have been hiding in a cave for the past few months, you will have found it impossible to miss that the biggest smartphone release of the year, Apples latest iPhone is on its way!  Here at OSPS you can pre-register your interest to be first to hear when the iPhone 4S will be available.  All you need to do is click the link below, enter your name and contact details as well as your current network and preferred network for the iPhone 4S and we will email you as soon as it becomes available.

The iPhone 4S sports a dual core A5 processor with dual core graphics, 8 megapixel camera with 1080P HD video recording, face detection and video stabilisation. It’ll come with Siri, your personal voice activated assistant, the new iOS5 operating system with a host of great new features, Airplay to allow seamless streaming to your HDTV, and iCloud, a service that allows you to wirelessly backup and access documents, photos, videos and music across all iOS devices.

By pre-registering you can make sure that you will be one of the first lucky individuals in line to pre-order, which will make sure you don’t miss out on the biggest smartphone release of the year, the iPhone 4S.  Demand is going to be absolutely huge, so make sure you don’t miss out on the smartphone release of 2011 by clicking below.

Be the first to know when the iPhone becomes available – register your interest now!

How much would you spend on a mobile phone? With so many out there to choose from people always want upgrades and the very latest handsets. But would you pay a high price for a phone that would last forever? The Danish firm Aesir have created a mobile phone that never needs to be replaced. You’re probably wondering how that works? The phone’s been made out of surgical-grade steel to make it last longer and as Thomas Moller Jenson, the founder of Aesir said, there’s been a long tradition in Denmark to design and build things that last.

But if you want an ever-lasting handset it’s going to cost you. At a price of £5,200 the Yves Behar Aesir Copenhagen phone really is a treasure you’d want to last for a very long time! As a luxury item with an eye-catching exterior, it gets back to basics and doesn’t over-complicate things with cameras, games or other smartphone features – it’s simply a luxury, stylish handset for calls and texts.

The phone is available in either fine stainless steel with a ceramic top or 18 carat yellow gold. Which would you choose? Before you decide, keep in mind that the 18 carat gold version will cost you a little more at around $59,000 USD, if you want to add this to your Christmas shopping list!

Competition is ever increasing between Google and Facebook. When Google+ opened to the public it gained 10 million users in its first two days which shows how popular the new social networking site was, despite having Facebook as a big competitor. Google have now introduced an update for the Android Google+ App and refreshed the iOS version, both of which can be downloaded for free.

The new versions of the Google+ mobile App now supports Hangouts, which is a great feature that allows groups of friends to communicate with each other using the front facing cameras on their handsets. As well as this, the new version of the App also has a Messenger feature that lets users chat and attach photos within their chat threads. This makes sharing photos with friends much quicker as you can chat whilst showing off your latest holiday snaps. All in all, it looks like there’s some great improvements happening to Google+ which may well mean the number of users will increase.