Palm has plan to deal with O2 which will see the mobile phone network become the exclusive UK partner for its eagerly awaited Palm Pre handset next week, world known Palm has gone to the American Smartphone market last month. O2 has confirmed exclusive deal for stock the Pre for Briton.

The Palm Pre has received optimistic reviews since it launched in the US market under an exclusive deal with Sprint, Palm has Touchscreen, full slide-out keyboard, making emails easier to type than on the Apple device, but for many gadget lovers the majority arresting difference between the iPhone and the Pre is the method in which the last device charges: quite than life form plugged in, it just has to be placed on what Palm calls its “Touchstone” and charges through magnetic induction, but O2 refused to comment it.

People wait for playing 3D game in some countries in the world, but apparently it’s first UK opens a path moviegoers treated to industry’s 3D game, O2 figured out that getting moviegoers involved in the action is a good way to get more fundaments in seats, and starting next week in UK.

The 3D game will be rolled out in 20 Vue theaters to watch Ice Age 3 3D and Toy Story 3D and will appear in VUE cinemas include those in London, Bristol, Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham, moviegoers just move their hands to shortest a injured spaceship out of an asteroid belt, but there’s no utterance on whether or not everyone’s a winner?.

BT Broadband customers and O2 iPhone users will run on ATM machines as Wi-Fi hotspots Cashbox be converted to serve as free WiFi hotspots, courtesy of BT Openzone and Cashbox, maybe  just about unequal combine of commercial metaphors ever put jointly.

AIM-listed firm Cashbox has installed 2,500 ATM machines in some  restaurants, bars and shops in the UK, the company turns a profit by charging a commission on cash withdrawals and so tends to place its machines where traditional ATM machines are left.

For now the company only starts with 10 machines this week and numbers are expected to steadily increase, customers are given an Openzone allowance with their broadband packages, while iPhone users are given unlimited access to the hotspots. Access can also be bought for £5.88 for 90 minutes, or £9.79 for 24 hours.