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Apr 06 2012 ∞

Mar 13 2012 ∞

A Study in Phones (Series Two)
For our Series One Study in Phones, click here.

From left to right: TOP ROW

1) The Moriarty
HTC Incredible S
Android. 8MP camera. 3G.
GPS. Wi-Fi. Bluetooth.

Note: the HTC Incredible S does not automatically come with a built-in app for breaking into the Bank of England but does come with black cord inner-ear headphones for listening to Rossini’s The Thieving Magpie whilst doing so.

2) The Mycroft
Blackberry Torch 9800
5MP camera. 4GB memory. Touch screen.
Concealed slide out QWERTY keyboard.

Perfect for those always-on-the-go types. The slide out keyboard is there for emergencies in Mycroft’s case. Why text when you can talk without having to press any of its concealed buttons?

MIDDLE ROW (Click images for larger size)

3) The Sherlock
iPhone 4 (Series One phone: Blackberry Bold 9700)
8GB memory. GPS. Bluetooth. Wi-Fi. Compass.
Retina display. 5MP camera. LED flash/torch.

The widescreen retina display on Sherlock’s phone allows him to look in incredible detail at any evidence or photography he is sent and its completely touch screen applications make quick work of any task he is confronted with, sliding on and off screen in much the same way as memories and facts in his mind palace. Sherlock has also upgraded his Series One laptop to an Apple Mac making both his phone and computer Apple products.

4) The John
Nokia N97

Read more about John’s phone in our Series One post.

5 & 6) The Irene
Blackberry Pearl 3G and Vertu Constellation Quest
For our full post on Irene’s Vertu click here.

Irene uses her petite and compact Pearl 3G when doing light work and dealing with less tricky customers (and also for looking at photographs of consulting detectives in sheets). Her £17,000 Vertu is only to be used in series business - after all, it’s her protection.

BOTTOM ROW

7) The Fletcher: Motorola DEFY, White
8) The Donovan: Nokia C3-00 (Series One phone: Blackberry Curve 8900)
9) The Lestrade: Sony Ericsson Satio, Silver (Series One phone: HP Palm Pre)

(via londonsketch)

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Feb 14 2012 ∞

Martin Freeman : “Ben’s been generous about how, when he first met me, he thought, ‘This is going to work.’ He was very pro my doing it, and I felt the same. For whatever reason, it kind of worked immediately between us. Whatever we bring that complements each other, whatever differences and similarities we have, they do work.”

(via hiddlesbatches)

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Feb 03 2012 ∞

THE SHERLOCK HOLMES SOCIETY ANNUAL DINNER 2012 - THE SPEECHES

sherlockology:

The Society’s 60th Annual Dinner was held in the Members’ Dining Room at the House of Commons in London, on Saturday 7th January 2012 with guest speaker Steven Moffat. We were lucky enough to attend, and what follows is a write up of the night, and transcript of Steven’s speech, which was performed without any notes.

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Feb 02 2012 ∞

Benedict Cumberbatch Postcard Project: The Benedict Cumberbatch Postcard Project. - Sending Dates & Deadline + What To Write.

bc-postcardproject:

Ok here we go, this is the big one guys.

What should you write?

Choose from one of these 3 phrases to write on the top of your postcard:-

1. ’Oh Crumpets, I’m Benaddicted’

2. ‘Oh Crumpets, I’ve been Cumberbatched.’

3. ‘We Believe In Benedict Cumberbatch.’

Then…

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Jan 19 2012 ∞