Samba has just announced the launch of their groundbreaking video messaging app which is capable of recording the recipients’ response as they watch the video messages. This is pretty unique, since it is always heartwarming to see how one’s message is received, and there is no better thing in life than to share your joy (and sorrows, too – a burdened shared is half the burden, while a joy shared is double the joy). This might just transform traditional and impersonal
communication methods, where users will then be encouraged to tap into their creativity so that their respective messages will be as witty, funny and quirky as possible in order to elicit a response which is worth recording.
Samba Introduces New Video Messaging App original content from Ubergizmo. 
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It looks like folks in the UK will now have the option to use 3G data services for free. A service named Samba that operates on UK’s Three network gives users the opportunity to connect to the internet without paying any data costs – all they have to do is watch a video advert to gain more credit. The more ads you watch, the more credit you get to spend on surfing. A SIM card purchase which costs £4.99 (about $7) is necessary to make use of the service – a small price to pay for the amount of free internet which you can get. It looks like travelers in the UK won’t have to fork out much if all they want is data on their phone/tablets, and they won’t have to hunt for WiFi hotspots anymore. Pretty convenient if you ask me.
