The HTC One (M8), described by the Wall Street Journal as the best Android phone ever, is now available from Go. Retailing at €649, the device is available to Go Limitless35 customers at €450, Limitless60 customers at €350 and Limitless99 customers at €50.
The HTC One (M8) features Blinkfeed which allows users to access all the information they want, from social media posts, to breaking news and sports updates as well as a sound system with front facing speakers, built in amps and bass-to-treble balancing software. The HTC One (M8) also offers photo tools to remove blurry results, take bigger panoramic images, and add multiple effects with a single touch.
The device can also be used to watch live TV through the newly launched TV Anywhere service which is free for Go Interactive TV customers.
More information is available from www,go.com.mt, or by calling GO customer care
Peugeot 108 now in Malta
Peugeot’s new city car, the 108, is now available from Michael Attard in Blata l-Bajda.
Customers are able to create their own car, choosing between a hatchback or convertible, with seven personalisation themes and three interior ambiences, as well as several colours for the exterior and roof. The Peugeot 108 is also connected, with a large touch screen to mirror the user’s smartphone.
Call 7940 6607 for a test drive.
www.peugeot.com.mt
Special offers at Pensarecasa
Pensarecasa in Timber Wharf Marsa has launched a series of special offers.
One of Italy’s top furniture brands, Pensarecasa opened last year and has already established a reputation for its high quality designer furniture at reasonable prices. The brand covers, kitchens, bedrooms, living solutions and much more.
The Pensarecasa brand is represented by the Rustica Home Group.
For more information call 2123 8520 or send an e-mail to info@rusticahomehome.com.mt.
Tiki Village at Excelsior
The Grand Hotel Excelsior has set up the Tiki Village by the water’s edge close to the marina, offering its guests a unique eating experience, with light snacks available at lunchtime and platters in the evening.
Each of the 10 ‘villas’ seats six. The bamboo and palm villas were made by self-employed carpenters in the Philippines using indigenous products.
“By opting to purchase the villas from self-employed carpenters, as opposed to buying mass-produced products, the Grand Hotel Excelsior is promoting fair trade while assisting workers in the Philippines to make a living and improve their quality of life. It is a shining example of sustainable tourism put into practice,” the hotel said.