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Other specifications include a four-inch touchscreen, five megapixel rear camera, 1.3 megapixel front-facing camera and 8GB of internal memory that can be expanded by up to 32GB with a microSD card.

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Samsung has launched its Galaxy Beam handset in the UK. It is available from retailers including Carphone Warehouse on Orange and T-Mobile tariffs, free from ?31 a month on contract.

Content including video clips,Günstige Tablet PC, maps, business information and games can be shared on a high-definition projection of up to 50 inches wide.?It ?can project full screen video clips onto a ceiling or wall and features a projector-dedicated application with the aim of making it easier to select and activate projection.

Samsung UK and Ireland telecommunications and networks division vice president Simon Stanford said:?“We were delighted by the hugely positive response we received from both customers and media when we first announced the Galaxy Beam at Mobile World Congress back in February.

The Galaxy Beam handset is powered by a 1GHz dual-core processor and runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread.

Handset that can share content on a high definition projection of up to 50 inches wide is now available from retailers including Carphone Warehouse

“It’s the kind of device you won’t find anywhere else a high definition projector within a standard sized smartphone and is great for people who want to watch movies, show photos to friends or need to give a presentation while they’re out and about.”

Handset to be sold exclusively through Carphone Warehouse from August 1 as manufacturer announces end-to-end solution for guests staying at the Holiday Inn near the Olympic Park

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Users will also have access to a special Samsung and Holiday Inn ‘Olympic Newsletter’ and also provides local information and updates and results from the event.

Samsung will release a limited edition London 2012 Olympic Games Galaxy S III from August 1, exclusively through Carphone Warehouse.

In partnership with Fingi, the Android app will enable the hotel to offer guests using the Samsung Galaxy S III a full suite of hotel services, such as express check-in/out, room service, laundry services and hotel facility booking, as well as the ability to use the smartphone as an in-room phone extension.

Medal notifications are delivered instantly when an event finishes to enable users to keep updates with who got their prediction right.

It also allows for integrated control of TVs, lighting, air conditioning and other audio-visual and in-room functions such as serving as the room key.

Stanford said: “Partnering with Fingi and Holiday Inn will provide guests with an effortlessly simple and intuitively smart service, enabling them to enjoy every aspect of the Games. This partnership will not only benefit consumers, but will set a precedent for the hospitality industry to enable guests to stay connected at all times.

The handset will be available for free from ?28 a month on tariffs across all the major UK mobile networks, as well as Talk Mobile.

Friends can challenge each other using Facebook by predicting medal winners in Olympic Games events. The app contains information on athletes and teams, including their previous performances and career accolades.

Samsung has also launched its London 2012 Predictor app for the Games, providing content on the event on Android devices,China handy.

The London 2012 Samsung Galaxy S III comes with a Team GB cover as well as an original cover, enabling customers to convert the smartphone back to its original design at any point.

Samsung UK and Ireland telecommunications and networks division vice president Simon Stanford said: “We are delighted to be able to offer Carphone Warehouse customers the chance to own this exclusive London 2012 Samsung Galaxy S III handset, combining the chance to support Team GB with owning a piece of cutting-edge Samsung technology.”

Meanwhile Samsung has launched an end-to-end solution for the new Holiday Inn London Stratford City hotel, situated next to the Olympic Park.

The service will initially be available to VIPs staying at the hotel and will see 40 rooms equipped with the hospitality solution.

Managed data services provider acquires Cloud Computing Centre, and agrees new ,China handy?8 million funding package with Penta Capital

Six Degrees Group has acquired managed Cloud hosting company Cloud Computing Centre (CCC) and raised ?8 million in new funding from private equity firm Penta Capital.

“Joining Six Degrees Group will significantly strengthen our ability to win mid-market and corporate Cloud hosting contracts and to deliver new services to our existing clients.”

Six Degrees Group CEO Alastair Mills (pictured) said: “This is a significant acquisition for us as it reinforces our mid-market focus, strengthens our managed Cloud hosting team and brings outstanding technical capabilities to the Group.”

CCC CEO Keith Bates said: “We felt the time was right to join forces with one of the fastest growing managed data service providers in the sector, especially when we have so much in common.

The purchase sees over 100 mid-market hosting customers from CCC who spend an average of ?36,000 a year added to Six Degrees’ base.?CCC is also Microsoft Gold Partner and Silver Hosting Partner.

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The purchase is Six Degrees’ 11th since its formation a year ago?takes its run-rate position to ?50 million revenue and ?12m EBITDA. It now serves over 2,400 customers.