Blackberry 9360 White deals on 3 Mobile can be picked up now with line rentals of just £12 per month and free white Blackberry 9360 offers are available from only £15 per month on two different tariffs, of these two we would pick the 3 Mobile Talk 300 deal which includes up to 300 minutes of calls, up to 300 text messages and 500MB of inclusive data for internet access, Blackberry services and email.

The White Blackberry Curve 9360 joins a growing range of new white coloured Blackberry phones, these include the new Blackberry Bold 9900 White and Blackberry Torch 9810 White as well as older models such as the Blackberry Curve 3G White, Blackberry Bold 9780 White and Blackberry Torch White editions.

The main features of this latest white Blackberry Curve include a 480 x 360 pixel display, a 5 mega pixel camera, NFC support and the latest Blackberry 7 operating system which vastly improves on the previous OS with faster and smoother operation.

This new OS7 is also found in the new Blackberry Curve 9380 which is the first all touch screen phone in the Curve range as well as the Blackberry Bold 9900, Blackberry 9790, Torch 9860 and Torch 9810, the Curve 9360 offers that iconic qwerty keyboard and touch pad partnership that make using the phone a simple affair whilst connection options include fast 3.5G network access, Wi-Fi and GPS with Blackberry Maps for satellite navigation.

Although possibly falling out of favour with consumers over their outage of Blackberry services last year there is still a strong following of avid users who appreciate the email and instant messenger services of Blackberry phones, with so much emphasis put on touch screen phones such as the extremely popular Samsung Galaxy S2 and iPhone 4S, the Blackberry range still has a place in many hearts.

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I have been talking with lots of home owners recently about their home security. I am trying to gain some insight on the different ways that our homes can be threatened. One of the things I asked them was if they had ever experienced any suspicious activity at their house. A robbery, broken windows, a suspicious person – anything. I was surprised that almost everyone had a story to tell me. Many of the stories led them to buy a security system. I have learned that Home Security Kansas is the option many have decided on.

One man said that he was home for the afternoon, but left to go pick his little boy up from hockey practice. When they returned home approximately 20 minutes later, one of his windows was shattered and several things were missing from inside. He suspected that he was being watched, and that the thief knew once he left the house. Another mother of 3 informed me that she opened the door to a man who said they were a salesman. After he finished speaking, he then asked if he could talk it over with her inside the house. She said no thank you, and the man replied by asking if he could at least come inside to use her telephone. Because the guy was being so persistent, she again declined and closed the door.

All of us have had our encounters with suspicious situations and people. Some experiences are worse than others, like the first man’s experience. The information I am getting helps me determine what moves people to install a alarm system. The woman said she quickly decided to get one the very next day.

I have learned about a lot of similar stories from other families. You never truly know what is going to happen on a specific day. I am convinced that these two people did not wake up that morning and think something out of the ordinary would happen later that day. It really highlights the value in always being prepared.

The Sony Xperia S release date has been set for March 6th as a SIM free and unlocked phone from a number of UK retailers, that said it is likely that one of the main network operators might secure stocks before this time for an exclusive launch period on contract deals, the initial Xperia S price has been set at £429.99.

The new Sony Xperia S is set to take over from the Sony Xperia Arc S as the manufacturers top end smart phone running on a dual core 1.5GHz processor with 1GB of RAM and offers a mighty 32GB internal memory, the main touch screen is a good sized 4.3 inch LED backlit display with BRAVIA engine enhanced graphics and a 720 x 1280 pixel resolution which means 720p HD playback is possible for watching films and video clips.

The camera is one of the3 most advanced on the market with Sony’s Exmor R for mobile CMOS sensor and a 12.1 mega pixel lens which can capture full HD 1080p video and can snap pictures from standby in just 1.5 seconds, there’s also a secondary camera on the front of the phone for video calling at 720p HD, other Sony enhancements include xLoud technology and TrackID on the music player plus the Sony Xperia S is Playstation certified for avid gamers.

Running the Android gingerbread 2.3 operating system, Sony has already confirmed that this new phone will get an update to the new 4.0 ice cream sandwich instalment in Q2 2012 which is only currently available on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, this new update includes advanced NFC technology with smart tags, Google+ integration and voice typing.

Connectivity is gained from Wi-Fi, fast 3.5G network support as well as GPS with satellite navigation and Bluetooth plus it can be connected to an HD TV via HDMI cable for sharing pictures and video with friends on the big screen.

Going up against other top Android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S2 and HTC Sensation XE plus the obvious iPhone 4S (although an iPhone 5 is expected early this year) the new Sony Xperia S looks to not only matched the competition but beaten it in many areas.