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So the new iPods hit the shops in the uk this week…

The 5th Generation Nano new features include a video camera, FM radio and a pedometer for tracking steps with Nike+. As well as the bigger screen it has a built in micro phone for voice recording.

The New 3rd Generation Touch features a new faster processor, however Apple have left out the much anticipated camera.

SupremeTronics Limited have already started stocking cases and screen protectors, with the range expected to increase over the coming days and weeks…

New iPod Cases

The Nokia CP-382 is a popular carrying case for the Nokia N97, providing adequate protection for your new smart phone with stylish looks.

Owning a N97 myself I bought and tested this case…

The case looks great, good quality and stylish, however initially was a tight fit however after a few hours the case loosens up and fit alot better. The textured material gives the case a quality feel and look.

The 2 great features i love about the case are firstly the earphone jack is at the top so I can listen to music while the phone is protected. And secondly the N97 Stylus can be attached to the case itself, prefer this as I found the stylus annoying dangling down while im typing an email or text.

Overall a big thumbs up from me no longer worry about putting my N97 in my jeans and it does not make the phone feel bulky either.

A real bargain at only £6.99

Nokia CP-382 N97 Carrying Case

The Nokia DC-4 in car charger is designed to charge your phone while on the road… It supposedly has rapid phone charging functionality, which mean it will charge your phone quickly however we thought we’d put it to the test.

So i took my Nokia N96 with 2 bars of battery life remaining… Put it on charge for an hour, and found that the battery was fully charged… So this is a great peice of kit for a quick boost in battery power throughout the day…

We at SupremeTronics Limited believe that mobile phone charges in the UK are rediculously high, especially in this tough economic climate when we need to be watching every penny. Whether its driving down our costs to bring you better prices on our products or doing our bit to end Mobile Termination Rates (MTR).

Mobile termination rate is the cost networks charge your operator from carrying a call. Last year network operators generated £2 million a day from this charge, so it is big mobile for network operators. The MTR makes up to 80% of the per minute price of calling a mobile from landlines, therefore with the MTR terminated consumers and businesses could make considerable savings.

This is why are supporting the TerminateTheRate.org petition for Ofcom to terminate unfair mobile rates. So we urge all readers to do their part and sign the petition to help bring down unfair mobile costs.

TerminateTheRate.org

Nokia Charger Adaptor, 2mm Pin to Micro USB

This charger adaptor allows users to charge mobile phones that use micro USB chargers using the Nokia 2mm pin (small) charger. Ideal if you have two mobile phones, users can simply use the 2mm pin charger and add the adaptor when charging the phone that uses the micro USB charger. Also great for use in the car instead of having two chargers.

The adaptor can be purchased from Supremetronics Limited for just £2.99, therefore a cheaper alternative to buying a new charger for your phone.

Micro USB charger phone include the Nokia 8600 Luna, Nokia 8800 Arte, and the new Nokia N97.

Nokia Charger Adaptor – 2mm Pin to Micro USB

iPhone 3G S Hydro Silicrylic Case

These great new cases are both funky and stylish. Available in serveral bright colours, these cases will certainly make you stand out from the crowd.

Made from high quality polycarbonate embedded with shock absorbing silicon, to provide top protection for your new iPhone 3G S.

The only draw back is that it leaves the screen unprotected, however this is easily resolved with one of our high quality screen protectors.

You can buy one of these extravagant iPhone 3G S Silicrylic cases from Supremetronics Limited

HTC today launch a new smart-phone the HTC Hero, powered by the open source Android operating system. The Hero will be the first android phone to support Adobe Flash for web browsing the flash media content. Set out to compete with the new iPhone 3G S, the Hero will be available in Europe in July. Here in the UK it will be offered by Orange from free early July and by T-mobile from free under the name of T-mobile G1 Touch from mid-July.

The HTC Hero brings to the table the HTC Sense user interface. HTC Sense includes widgets and shortcuts that allow access to Facebook, Twitter, News, Calender, Share Prices and many more direct to the home-screen. HTC have focused on customizability allowing the user to make the phone very personable to their needs and wants by moving favourite features to the forefront of the phone. Other improvements include the on screen keyboard bringing in better work correction and auto completion.

Other features include a 5 mega pixel camera with auto focus, internal GPS, Bluetooth, Wifi, G-Sensor and a digital compass with a 3.2 inch HVGA Touch screen, the Hero is out there to complete with the iPhone. But will it succeed? We will have to wait and see…

The phone known as the T-Mobile G1 or the HTC Dream will be available on the T-Mobile network in the UK before Christmas. The phone itself is manufactured by HTC combines a touchscreen with a slide out QWERTY keyboard. The phone will reportedly be free on T-mobile tariffs over £40 a month, which includes unlimited net browsing.

The HTC Dream will run on the Android operating system which is designed to bring desktop computing to your mobile. The G1 gives the user one touch access to Google’s online services such as Gmail, Google Talk for instant messaging, Google Maps and Youtube. Users will also have access to a variety of applications which are compatible with the Android operating system similarly to Apple’s Application Store.

The G1 comes with 2GB built in memory, enough for up to 500 songs. However provides the ability to expand this by providing a memory card slot. The first phone provide an in-built compass as well as motion sensors allowing users to navigate using Google Maps just by rotating the phone.

The phone is aim at the smartphone market, which current estimates suggests only consists of 12-12% of all handsets. The Android operating system with face stiff competition from Nokia’s Symbian software, Microsoft’s Windows Mobile as well as the Apple iPhone and to some extent Blackberry’s.

iPhone 3G External Battery/Power Station

This great piece of kit acts as an external battery or a power station for the iPhone 3G.

Simple charge the station with either your mains charger or usb cable, and the power will be stored in the power station. The plug in to your iPhone 3G for charging anywhere you go or for an extra boost of battery for extended use of WI-fi or surfing the web.

Excellently designed to keep in touch with the good looks of the iPhone 3G. This power station has stylish looking baby blue battery indicating LED’s. Both portable and lightweight it is ideal for use anytime at home, in the office or on your travels. Great for both business and personal use.

The kit is CE certified and complies with EU safety standards.

Other features include a test button for inducation of the remaining battery life.

Buy this great add-on for your iPhone at a special introductory price of only £14.99 at Supremetronics Limited – iPhone 3G External Battery / Power Station

Trading starndards have issued a charger recall notice for a Nintendo DS Lite charger with the product code: DE 62347066.

These chargers have potential shock and over heating problems. And are available for approx. £3-£5. If you have bought one of these chargers contact your local trading standards for more information.

If you require replacement Nintendo DS Lite charger which is fully CE certified & ROHS compliant, please click here