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What does this mean for us here in the UK? Well, my source explained that out of the mountain of stock his company had of the phone, less than 5 per cent were blue handsets. Samsung has yet to officially explain what this means if you've already pre-ordered the phone in blue -- and a lot of you have -- but you can safely bet your mother's jewellery you'll be in for a wait. Still, once you finally get your greasy palms on it, you can at least rest assured that the camera on it will be pretty special. Our very own Natasha Lomas got all artsy with the lens to see how it compares to the iPhone 4S, the HTC One X and the Sony Xperia S.

She found the S3 offers numerous settings for tweaking your photos to the nth degree, or you can use burst mode, HDR and macro functions to get creative, The One X offers a similar amount of control, but in true Apple style, the iPhone's settings are more basic, You can, of course, go wild with the numerous photography apps available for all four phones, In general, Natasha found there wasn't a whole lot of difference between them, which isn't too surprising given that they're all top-end models from their respective makers, The One X seems to do better with wide shots, the iPhone apple - iphone x leather folio - electric blue appears better for close-up stuff and the S3 handles depth of field like a true pro, You could just buy all three and have a well-stocked camera bag, And a less well-stocked wallet..

That's it from Phone News for this week, but make sure to keep it CNET UK for all the latest from the mobile world. Got your own phone news that's been getting you all excited? Let me know in the comments below or over on our most excellent Facebook page. Andrew Hoyle discusses the Samsung Galaxy S3's delays, its camera test results and the Facebook phone in this week's Phone News video. On this week's Phone News, the Samsung Galaxy S3 goes on sale -- but are there enough handsets to go around? We pit the S3's camera against the other leaders of the smart phone pack. And I explore rumours that Facebook is working on its own phone with former Apple engineers.

The bat-powered blower is available exclusively from Phones 4u from 1 June, and has the iconic Batman logo etched into its matte-black rear, Not the most subtle calling card for apple - iphone x leather folio - electric blue a masked crimefighter, but, y'know, Batman, Apart from the branded logo, you get limited-edition packaging, the official Dark Knight Rises movie app (a promo video for which is embedded below), character wallpapers and ringtones, and if you buy the phone in June you get two tickets to see the film when it comes out, The bad news is this crime-fighting phone is pricey enough to make even Bruce Wayne cough up his canapé -- £600 gets you the SIM-free version (the non-Batman version costs £450 on Amazon), while expect to shell out £31 per month on contract, It's the phone you deserve, but at these prices, is it the one you need right now?..

This isn't Nokia's first bat-phone -- the Finnish company already made a Batman-themed Lumia 800. It only made 40 of them however, and as our in-depth tests proved, you can't even use it shine the Bat-symbol into the sky. The 4.3-inch Lumia 900 is unlikely to be much help when it comes to dispatching goons, but it can take a nail or two. The Dark Knight Rises movie, meanwhile, is the final effort in Chris Nolan's trilogy, and if the opening sequence is anything to go by, it's going to be another belter. Fingers crossed, Bat-fans.