If you are spasmodic wearer of glasses, you might land up in a problem of forgetting the eye wear, subsequent to which squinting and eye strain follows. It is the new application of the iPhone that aims to make this occurrence a thing of the past by transforming your phone into a magnifying glass. The users can magnify application and can target from 1x to 4x by sliding your finger along a slide control on the side of the display.

It comes with the guarantee of application developers that insist on saying that iMagnify works just as well in low light conditions as it does in better lit areas. The widget fascinates coin and stamp collectors. Besides this, it also appeals to those utilising it for everyday use such as reading labels or checking receipts. Quite interestingly, iMagnify is available to download from the Apple Application Store now.

It is the the new Online Energy Saver 7 tariff from Scottish power which is now the cheapest dual fuel tariff available in 4 out of 14 areas. By switching to new online tariff of Scottish power, the users could benefit in areas like Southern, East Midlands, Eastern regions from cheaper gas and electricity bills. Today’s Online Energy Saver 6 will be replaced which offers customers a guaranteed discount of 3% off its standard tariff prices till 2010 and is available to new and existing clients. On of the statement that is regarding this goes like saying that new energy deal is a good option for customers living in the four cheapest regions, who could save an average of £15 a year being on this tariff rather than the second cheapest deal - iSave from independent supplier: First utility but it has its distribution spread widely in 10 areas out of 14. It has been pinpointed that winters are approaching and time has come to do comparison and make the appropriate switch. One of the offers of the Scottish Power is lucrative as it offers clients; a cashback on accounts in credit after 12 months. The point woth giving importance here is that the users switching to the new tariff should be aware of the fact that it comes with a cancellation fee of £50 if you leave before December 2010.

If statistics about the energy suppliers gives you real picture about the satisfaction scenario of the clients then it goes like only 51% of customers think their energy supplier is giving them value for money, while 60% believe their supplierhas not put them on the best gas and electricity deal, pointed by one of the survey conducted. The parameters used in conducting the survey are billing services, customer service, best deal and value for money. According to the statement of the expert of this domain is that there is no excuse for consumers putting up with bad service. The firm that is rated best for 79.2% overall customer satisfaction, six times is Scottish & Southern Energy. The service provider that was voted the best improver, with customer satisfaction increasing by 11% on lat year’s survey, taking it to fourth place is known as Britishgas. The provider that was the second best improver going up to second place is known as E.ON and Scottish power moved to fifth place. In this race, EDF also fell one place to third, with two thirds of its customers satisfied (66.6%). There is no point sticking to a single supplier, if there is a compromise of service as its time to search new supplier and switch towards it. Although Npower has seen an 8% positive increase on last year but it is rated worst for customer satisfaction for the second year running. To this, the statement of the senior official of the service provider came that “Often the improvements we have made take time to come through in terms of overall customer experience.”

The coming week sees the arrival of much talked upon returning of Motorola to arena of mobile phones. The device known as Motorola DEXT is a gadget that comes with Android operating system and is also supports Google. Not only this, it is the one to display the manufacturers MotoBlur solution  which cleverly manages and integrates all the contacts into one view. As of now, it is expected that it is available on Orange network and will be available in Orange Stores. The tentative date from when it is available is from 7 October, which is accompanied with Phone 4u following suit the next day. The advantage here is that the early birds will be able to get their hands on the DEXT from 3pm tomorrow at the Orange Multimedia Store in Milton Keynes, the operator’s first Multimedia Store in the UK.

It is expected that it will be available for free on a 24 month contract. The advantage of this is that it includes 900 any network call minutes, unlimited texts, Orange Maps along with inclusive anytime internet browsing.

One of the energy giant called E.ON is planning put clients on fixed price energy tariffs which ends later this week, straight on to new capped tariffs which are 5.8% more expensive than its standard tariff prices. The finishing date for the tariffs like the Price Protection tariffs (v13 - v17) and EnergySaver tariffs (v1 – v4) is 1 October 2009. It ws stated that the clients who do not inform the E.ON about switching to another deal are required to pay an average of £1,198 a year for their gas and electricity, after being put on new Price Protection and EnergySaver deals - over £237 more than the cheapest dual fuel deal on the market. According to the sources of E.ON, it was stated that both the new price Protection and EnergySaver deals will cost 5.8% more than the current standard prices, however customers will not see any rises above those that they sign up to for the duration of the deal, as well as benefiting if prices fall. It was also stated that customers who are on the price protection tariff ending this week will automatically be put on the new price protection deal. To add to your knowledge, it is only available to households whose deals have just ended. The tariff promises to fix gas and electricity prices until spring 2011 and does not come with any early cancellation charges.

It has been pointed that households on the energy saver tariffs also ending this Thursday will also be put onto a new exclusive EnergySaver deal, which will fix energy prices until 1 April 2011, and also has no early cancellation charges. To avoid any hassles, the firm is notifying all affected customers of the changes by letter ahead of the renewal date, giving them the opportunity to discuss other options. It is the new price protection and energysaver tariffs that are over £237 more expensive than the cheapest deal available - Scottish Power’s online energy saver tariff. The tariff which was launched recently is available in 4 areas out of 14 areas and iSave is available in other 10 areas as the cheapest which is owned by energy supplier known as First Utility which makes E.ON, on average, £221 more expensive than the iSave deal. It is applicable for customers renewing. In this plan, paperless billing is not mandatory, however customers can choose to pay this way if they want. It has been pointed that the revelation comes hot-on-the-heels of the news that customers on Scottish Power’s fixed energy tariffs are also being put straight onto a new, more expensive, fixed price deal. The interesting point to be noted here is that E.ON customers are lucky that they are not being put onto a deal with early cancellation fees and can switch suppliers and tariffs whenever they wish. According to the sources, it has been pointed that Ofgem is considering whether ScottishPower is unfairly locking customers into a new energy deal, after its fixed-rate deal ended last month and customers were put on a more expensive capped tariff.