On August 2010 I bought from Orange Romania SA a mobile phone, LG GT405. First video that I made was with deficiency, but I didn't use the warranty to repair it.
 
 After one year, the touch screen is blocked, so I went to the store from where I bought it asking to be repaired.  I mentioned both the problems with the touch screen and the video. The warranty is for 2 years.
 
 I received back the mobile phone, with the mention that the touch screen was replaced. No mention about video. The quality of the videos remained the same. I sent it back asking to take a look at the video.
 
 This time I have received back the mobile phone with the mention that the video camera was replaced. I tried it, and there was no change in the quality of the films. I sent it back.

LAS VEGAS, Oct 03, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Bally Technologies, Inc. BYI +3.26% , a leader in slots, video machines, casino-management, mobile and interactive solutions, and networked systems for the global gaming industry, today announced a new business division -- Bally Interactive.
 
 The new Bally Interactive division will encompass the Company's mobile, Internet, and social initiatives, complementing its traditional games and systems business lines.
 
 Through Bally Interactive, the Company will offer casino operators the ability to augment their land-based casino gaming with mobile and online play-for-free and wager-based games.
 

The exact origins of the game are obscure, but it seems to have evolved from "pitch and toss", a gambling game involving tossing a single coin into the air and wagering on the result of the toss which was popular amongst poorer English and Irish citizens in the 18th century. The prediliction of the convicts for this game was noted as early as 1798 by the colony's first Judge Advocate, as well as the lack of skill and consequent losses at it.

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