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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
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A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
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FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
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17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10141191_003
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10141191_002
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar Samsung Galaxy S21
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10141191_001
FEATURE - Luxusmarke Caviar verwandelt Handys in Goldbarren-Smartphones
Ferrari Press Agency
Phone 1
Ref 12745
17/03/2021
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Caviar
A luxury goods company has produced two customised phones each smothered in almost a kilo of gold, remodelled to look like a gold bar.Russian firm Caviar has produced an iPhone 12 Pro and Galaxy S21 Ultra encased in 999.9 percent pure 24-carat gold.The Gold iPhone 12 Pro is priced at $159,000 USD / €133.500 euros , while the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra retails at $169,000 USD / €141.900 euros. The phones are each designed in the shape of gold bars.The Caviar logo is emblazoned on the back, with the word “Fine Gold 999.9” and the device’s weight engraved alongside.
OPS:The Caviar gold bar iPhone 12 pro.
Picture supplied by Ferrar (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10137641_012
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_011
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_010
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_009
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_008
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_007
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_006
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_005
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_004
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_003
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_002
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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DUK10137641_001
FEATURE - 300 Jahre altes Anwesen in Stevenage wird zu Halloween gruselig in Szene gesetzt
A 300-year-old property which dates back to the eighteenth century has been transformed into the spookiest house in the village, thanks to an incredible Halloween light display.
The Old Bury, the oldest house in Stevenage old town, was completely made-over using state-of-the art projecting mapping and the connective power of Samsung SmartThings technology to thrill a few lucky local families in a series of private COVID compliant performances ahead of Halloween night.
The display was created following research by Samsung which reveals 63% of Brits plan to celebrate Halloween at home this year – keeping the Halloween spirit alive despite the current restrictions.
Onlookers were left in awe as they witnessed a custom built 13ft high mechanical skeleton, a live-action dance troupe and a field of smart-tech powered pumpkins come to life.
Theatrical fog and lighting added to the spectacle, as the entire lightshow was synched to a modern Halloween music track and spooky sound effects.
Samsung’s unique Halloween display centres around a 300-year-old house which was given a SmartThings makeover. Engineers rigged the house with devices to control lights, sound, and security cameras, which form part of the show. SmartThings tech was controlled and monitored via the Smart Things app on a Samsung Galaxy S20 and QLED TV and used to adjust and trigger the lighting and music featured in the show.
Dancers from dance troupe Empire, who reached the semi-finals of Series 11 of Britain’s Got Talent, performed a unique routine whilst dressed in UV skeleton outfits.
Leading Scottish SFX make-up artist and influencer Ellie Hand-McCready, who’s incredible tutorial videos and transformations get thousands of views on Instagram, created a spooky bespoke look for the film.
A poll of 2,000 British adults by Samsung reveals over half of those surveyed (55%) will be finding new ways to celebrate Halloween this year, such as hosting virtual parties online.
Over two
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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The Foreign Secretary James Cleverly attends ITS launch at Samsung
22/03/2023. London, United Kingdom. The Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly and Secretary of State for
Science, Innovation and Technology, Michelle Donelan have launched the International Technology Strategy at Samsung KX. Picture by Rory Arnold / No 10 Downing Street / eyevine
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NEWS - USA Unruhen: Geplünderte und verbarrikadierte Läden in New York
The Samsung Experience in the Meatpacking District in New York is boarded up in anticipation of a repeat of looting and vandalization associated with the protests related to the death of George Floyd, seen on Monday, June 1, 2020.
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FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
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AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
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DUK10123335_005
FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10123335_003
FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10123335_002
FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10123335_001
FEATURE - Neuer AirDresser frischt Kleider auf
Ferrari Press Agency
Ref 10878
AirDresser 1
17/09/2019
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit : Samsung
Nearly clean clothes that have been worn can now be freshened up for extra wear before washing with a new home appliance. Korean electronics giant Samsung has created the AirDresser which looks like a clothes locker and comes in a range of finishes.It is designed to hang garments such as jacket, skirts, dresses, shirts or blouses and a few accessories that it will then proceed to lightly refresh.Fabrics that can be accommodated include wool and cotton. The appliance gives a light but effective cleaning without roughing them up, eliminating the kind of wear they will normally get from washing machines.AirDresser comes with three built-in hangers as well as two rods to hang items like ties and scarves.When activated, the device sprays air and steam onto the garments from the top and bottom, a process which Samsung says eliminates dust, odour, and harmful pollutants. It can also get rid of light creases.
OPS:The Samsung AirDresser
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
January 31, 2018 - Seoul, South Korea: Samsung UHD panel displayed at Samsung D light demo show store. Samsung Electronics Co. said that it has decided to dramatically lower the face value of its stocks, as it posted record highs in sales and operating profits in the fourth quarter on rising chip demand. Net profit came to 12.25 trillion won (US$11.4 billion) in the October-December period, compared with 7.08 trillion won a year earlier, the company said in a regulatory filing. For the whole of 2017, net profit came to 42.18 trillion won, up 85.6 percent from a year earlier. (Ryu Seung-il/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 06084525
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PEOPLE - Dorset: Bestival Music Festiva in Lulworth Estate
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Finbarr Webster/REX/Shutterstock (9048529m)
Inside the Samsung HYPERCUBE
Bestival Music Festival, Lulworth Estate, Dorset, UK - 09 Sep 2017
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PEOPLE - Dorset: Bestival Music Festiva in Lulworth Estate
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Finbarr Webster/REX/Shutterstock (9048529cm)
Inside the Samsung HYPERCUBE
Bestival Music Festival, Lulworth Estate, Dorset, UK - 09 Sep 2017
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen with a laptop depicting the CNN news network logo with Donald Trump appearing on a TV screen in the background in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen with a laptop depicting the CNN news network logo with Donald Trump appearing on a TV screen in the background in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen with a laptop depicting an image of US president Donald Trump with a Twitter logo displayed in the background in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen holding with a smart device in front of a CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen holding with a smart device in front of a CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - A man is seen holding with a smart device in front of a CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - Donald Trump's Twitter timeline is seen on a smartphone against a backdrop with the CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017. Donald Trump posted a video showing him in a wrestling fight with the head of the victim who is being punched by him replaced with a CNN logo on Sunday morning (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - Donald Trump's Twitter timeline is seen on a smartphone against a backdrop with the CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017. Donald Trump posted a video showing him in a wrestling fight with the head of the victim who is being punched by him replaced with a CNN logo on Sunday morning (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - Donald Trump's Twitter timeline is seen on a smartphone against a backdrop with the CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017. Donald Trump posted a video showing him in a wrestling fight with the head of the victim who is being punched by him replaced with a CNN logo on Sunday morning (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - Donald Trump's Twitter timeline is seen on a smartphone against a backdrop with the CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017. Donald Trump posted a video showing him in a wrestling fight with the head of the victim who is being punched by him replaced with a CNN logo on Sunday morning (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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NEWS - US-Medien empört über Anti-CNN-Video von Donald Trump
July 2, 2017 - Bydgoszcz, Poland - Donald Trump's Twitter timeline is seen on a smartphone against a backdrop with the CNN logo in this photo illustration on 2 July, 2017. Donald Trump posted a video showing him in a wrestling fight with the head of the victim who is being punched by him replaced with a CNN logo on Sunday morning (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Durchblick mit Samsung
EMBARGOED TO 00.01 TUESDAY 11TH APRIL 2017.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/Samsung Galaxy/REX/Shutterstock (8593720f)
The Galaxy S8 phone in Bournemouth
Samsung frames Britain's greatest views with world's largest smartphone - 10 Apr 2017
Samsung unboxes the Galaxy S8. Samsung are marking the launch of the groundbreaking new Galaxy S8 smartphone by touring a giant 7x3 metre scale model of the phone around the UK throughout April and May. Each of the installation sites have been selected following a public poll to find the 20 UK views that give Brits infinite pleasure. The giant phones are being specially positioned at many of the winning locations to showcase the views via the new Infinity Display screen and bezel-less design, which form a continuous surface with no buttons or harsh angles. Locations visited to date include Bournemouth, St Ives, Stonehenge and London. The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are available for pre-order until 19th April and launch in UK on 28th April.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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FEATURE - Durchblick mit Samsung
EMBARGOED TO 00.01 TUESDAY 11TH APRIL 2017.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/Samsung Galaxy/REX/Shutterstock (8593720s)
The Galaxy S8 phone in London
Samsung frames Britain's greatest views with world's largest smartphone - 10 Apr 2017
Samsung unboxes the Galaxy S8. Samsung are marking the launch of the groundbreaking new Galaxy S8 smartphone by touring a giant 7x3 metre scale model of the phone around the UK throughout April and May. Each of the installation sites have been selected following a public poll to find the 20 UK views that give Brits infinite pleasure. The giant phones are being specially positioned at many of the winning locations to showcase the views via the new Infinity Display screen and bezel-less design, which form a continuous surface with no buttons or harsh angles. Locations visited to date include Bournemouth, St Ives, Stonehenge and London. The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are available for pre-order until 19th April and launch in UK on 28th April.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Durchblick mit Samsung
EMBARGOED TO 00.01 TUESDAY 11TH APRIL 2017.
EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Joe Pepler/Samsung Galaxy/REX/Shutterstock (8593720i)
The Galaxy S8 phone in Bournemouth
Samsung frames Britain's greatest views with world's largest smartphone - 10 Apr 2017
Samsung unboxes the Galaxy S8. Samsung are marking the launch of the groundbreaking new Galaxy S8 smartphone by touring a giant 7x3 metre scale model of the phone around the UK throughout April and May. Each of the installation sites have been selected following a public poll to find the 20 UK views that give Brits infinite pleasure. The giant phones are being specially positioned at many of the winning locations to showcase the views via the new Infinity Display screen and bezel-less design, which form a continuous surface with no buttons or harsh angles. Locations visited to date include Bournemouth, St Ives, Stonehenge and London. The Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ are available for pre-order until 19th April and launch in UK on 28th April.
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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