Inti Gutu Part 07

Tesco Mobile has become the latest carrier to announce pricing for the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, for what it claims are ‘market-leading’ rates.

Would-be Galaxy S6 Edge Plus owners will be able to pick up the phone from September 4th starting from £43.50 with no upfront fee. That gets you 2,000 minutes, 5,000 texts and 1GB of 4G data per month.

At the other end of the price spectrum, Tesco Mobile’s premium Galaxy S6 Edge Plus contract is £55 per month. Opt for that and you’re looking at allowances of 5,000 texts and 5,000 minutes per month, plus a not insubstantial monthly data limit of 8GB.

Tesco Mobile is the third major UK carrier to announce price points for the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus, after Three and EE broke cover with their contracts last week.

Launched alongside the Galaxy Note 5 earlier this month, the Galaxy S6 Edge Plus swaps the standard Galaxy Edge’s 5.1-inch screen for a massive quad HD Super AMOLED 5.67–inch display.

It also makes room for a brawnier processor, ditching the regularly proportioned S6 Edge’s quad-core number for a 64–bit octa–core Exynos model.

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Microsoft has a new Lumia-branded phone up its sleeve. But it could be the last-ever.

The Lumia 650 is set to debut on February 1st, but Microsoft won't launching it with a publicity blitz.

Instead of holding a launch party, it will merely announce the handset on its blog. That's according to Windows Central, which has spoken to sources familiar with the matter.

As you might guess, the Lumia 650 will be a low-end affair. Rumoured specs include a 5-inch 720p screen, 1GB of RAM, and an 8-megapixel rear camera. All of which are unlikely to set the world alight.

The Lumia 750 and 850 were reportedly intended to arrive later, but have now been cancelled.

That means the Lumia 650 will likely be the last Lumia phone we see this year, possibly ever. Sad times.

However, Microsoft isn't bowing out of mobile market entirely. Instead, it will focus its energies on its flagship Panos phone, which will most probably come bearing Surface branding.

Microsoft has had some success with the well reviewed Surface range of tablet/laptop hybrids, so let's hope its phone lives up to its name.

The first Windows 10 Lumia left a lot to be desired.

Microsoft bought the Lumia brand when it completed the acquisition of Nokia's mobile division back in 2014.

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