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The disadvantage is that it prevents updates from reaching customers -- just look at the hullabaloo surrounding Ice Cream Sandwich updates, as manufacturers and networks have to make sure their skin works with the new version of Android before they can offer it to impatient customers. Still, I don't think Windows Phone needs prettying up in the same way as Android, which is deliberately designed as a blank canvas to be built on by manufacturers. Windows Phone meanwhile is a gorgeous, playful and beautifully simple interface. It's not for everyone, but I love it.

What do you think of Nokia's concepts for a new-look Windows iphone 8 plus rose gold waterfall case Phone? Does Windows Phone need prettying-up? And what's the best looking phone interface ever? Tell me in the comments or on our Facebook page, Concept designs apparently created by a Nokia designer show a radical new look for the Windows Phone interface, Ever wondered what Windows Phone would look like if Nokia had its way? Concept designs apparently created by a Nokia designer show a radical new look for the software found in the Nokia Lumia 800 and Nokia Lumia 900..

So will the S3 feature wireless charging? It's entirely possible -- while it's an unusual feature, the Palm Pre played host to this tech way back in 2009. We'll know for sure when the S3 launches, which recent rumours suggest could be next month. Korean site news.mk.co.kr reports that Samsung China exec Kim Young-Ha has revealed that Samsung's new flagship could be launched in April, rather than in May. "In order to increase sales of the Galaxy S3 as well as the Galaxy Note, which is already very popular in China, the company is considering rescheduling the rollout of the Galaxy S3 from May to April," the site says.

Intriguing, That means we could have mere weeks to wait before we get our peepers on the Galaxy S3, We know for sure it'll be landing in the first half of this year, with Samsung snubbing Mobile World iphone 8 plus rose gold waterfall case Congress, choosing instead to debut the S3 at its own special party, And when that party gets started, you can bet CNET UK will be on hand to bring you all the news as it happens, as well as eating all the snacks and keeping inebriated party guests away from the pre-defined Spotify playlist, Are you holding out for the S3? Or is there another mobile you've got your eye on? Tell me in the comments, or over on our Facebook wall..

Nokia is using magnetic waves to create the effect and noted in the patent application that its technology could be extended to an invisible tattoo for those who don't want to show their phone-friendly ink walking around town. In a more likely scenario, the technology might also be applied to a visible image, sign, or badge. It's important to note that companies attempt to patent their creations all the time, and the vast majority of them end up filed away, never to be used again. This one has a high likelihood of receiving that fate. After all, with this implementation, Nokia or one of its partners would have to get into the tattoo business just to get it to work.