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Home / Tourism / The most beautiful hotels in Istanbul The best hotel in Istanbul By: Zain Selim - Last updated: 14:48, 21 April 2014 RELATED TOPICS IN ISTANBUL Istiklal Street Istanbul Grand Tarabia Hotel This luxurious hotel is located on the waterfront of Tarabya Bay, Wide on the Bosphorus. Istanbul's Grand Tarabya has an outdoor pool, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, spa, Turkish bath, modern rooms with balcony (248 rooms) and free Wi-Fi. Grand Tarapia offers tastefully decorated rooms in a contemporary style, all offering views of the promenade, the marina or the Bosphorus. In the evening you can relax in the surrounding parks and annexes. Ataturk International Airport is 35 km from the hotel and free private parking is available on site. W Istanbul Hotel: Located in Besiktas, W Istanbul is a 5-minute walk from Sennan Pasha Mosque and features a fitness center, spa & wellness center and air conditioning. This modern hotel is only minutes away from the Istanbul Maritime Museum. This luxurious 5-star hotel offers a range of superior services and facilities, including limousine service and valet parking. Hotel amenities include a 24-hour front desk, currency exchange and a concierge. The hotel offers 24-hour room service. Rooms at W Istanbul offer a stylish space to relax in, complete with iPod docking station, flat-screen TV and minibar. All rooms feature a private bathroom including a bathrobe and amenities. Complimentary toiletries and cable / satellite channels are also available in each room. The restaurant is open for breakfast, offering guests a pleasant dining experience near their rooms. Guests can enjoy a drink and relax in the hotel bar. The hotel's location allows guests to easily reach many sights on foot. Dolmabahs Palace is a 10-minute walk from the hotel.

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE IPHONE 8 The iPhone 8 is just over the horizon, so it's no surprise that there's no shortage of leaks, rumours, and news. Here's what we know about the iPhone 8 release date, specs, features, and price. (Update: 22 February 2017): Prominent analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reckons Apple is planning to introduce 3D depth-sensing to the front-facing camera on the iPhone 8, making the prospect of 3D selfies a possibility. Read on to find out more. The iPhone 8 may be a long way off, but the rumour mill waits for no man. In fact, it's already been mooted that the iPhone's components – like the A11 chip and OLED display – have already been finalised. So it already seems clear that 2017's iPhone 8 is going to bring in some significant changes. Ming-Chi Kuo, a reputable industry analyst at KGI Securities, has already given us some clues about the new phone. Probably the most interesting titbit is that the phone may feature a new 'all-glass design'. 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1 OF 10 0:00 / 1:00 Nokia 3310 hands-on 3310 1 3310 5 3310 7 3310 9 3310 11 3310 13 3310 15 3310 17 3310 19 SUMMARY KEY FEATURES Text messaging 1.5-inch colour screen Snake 2.5G network Bluetooth 1 day of talk time 1 month standby time Manufacturer: Nokia Review Price: £49.99 NOKIA 3310 (2017) HANDS-ON: NOKIA HAS MADE THE PERFECT SECOND PHONE Nokia 3310 (2017) release date: Q2/2017 Nokia 3310 (2017) price: €49.99 Of all the phones rumoured to be unveiled at MWC 2017, none has whipped up quite the frenzy as the brand-new Nokia 3310. As soon as it had been leaked that HMD – the owner of the Nokia name and brand – was planning to revive the iconic slab of unbreakable plastic, it’s been everywhere. So it's with great pleasure that I can say that the rumours were true – the Nokia 3310 is well and truly back. The original 3310 was my first phone at the age of eight, and picking up the new model for the first time gave me a feeling of nostalgia that’s hard to replicate. The new 3310 is such an odd device in today’s market of quad-HD displays, Snapdragon 835 CPUs and 6GB of RAM; but it’s refreshing. This is a simple phone; one that isn’t going to replace your iPhone 7 or Samsung Galaxy S7, but that might be kept for an emergency. Or a festival, or maybe even given to a child. This handset isn't a high-end device, tacking on the 3310 moniker for prosperity; this isn't even a smartphone. It’s just a feature phone – when was the last time you read about one of those on TrustedReviews? There’s no Wi-Fi, no 4G, no app store, no Android, and certainly no Facebook. Instead, it has text messaging and a phonebook in which you can store all your mates’ numbers. The 2.4-inch display isn’t monochrome like the original 3310, but its 240 x 320 resolution is about as far away from 1080p as you can get. Like most Nokia feature phones, the OS of choice is Series 30+ and it’s nothing more than a homescreen with a basic menu attached. There’s a messaging "app", dialler, contacts book, picture gallery and...wait for it... Snake. The most iconic of all the mobile games is back, although it has seen a fresh coat of paint since the last time I played it. Instead of being confined to right-angle movements, your "snake" can move freely in all directions. I probably should have been working, but within the space of five minutes I was addicted again. It seems to be a big hit at MWC, too, with the Nokia booth packed with folk sitting cross-legged playing Snake. I never thought I'd have been saying that a few weeks ago. Read more at http://www.trustedreviews.com/nokia-3310-review#m2ciJHizS2AYSL9D.99

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The design is similar to 2015's Galaxy S6 - meaning some have said the Galaxy S7 should be called the Galaxy S6S - but this in-depth review shows there's a lot more going on under the hood to supplement the improved design. If you're looking for the curved phone variant of this design, the Galaxy S7 isn't competing as closely with the Galaxy S7 Edge as the S6 did with the S6 Edge, with the curved display variant getting a bump in screen size this time round, taking it more into phablet territory. The 5.1-inch Galaxy S7 commands a price tag which places it at the top of the mobile tree. Yet, unlike its predecessor it only comes in one variant (32GB of storage), making pricing more straightforward. Samsung Galaxy S7 price and release date Released in March 2016 Launch price £569 (around $750 / AU$900) Contracts start at £28 per month for free phone In the UK you're looking at a hugely impressive £450 SIM-free, while those in the US will have to part with $199 upfront as part of a two-year contract, or fork over $669 for the new unlocked Samsung Galaxy S7 price. In Australia the SIM-free price is set at AU$1149. Those prices pretty much match up with the 32GB Galaxy S6, when both were a few months old, so at least Samsung isn't trying to short-change us - and it's now a fair amount cheaper than similarly-specified flagship phones from rivals.

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