Mar 03 2008
Posted by: Sierra in Nokia, Vodafone

While the 6650 will be available at T-Mobile, the new Nokia 6124 classic will be released exclusively via Vodafone, as Nokia has just announced, and is to bring high-speed Internet browsing in one-click access, featuring several Vodafone entertainment services.
With Nokia 6124, the users will benefit from the 3G broadband technology and download 10 times faster than using the standard 3G.
It is a classic-designed handset optimized for the Internet access and showing a 2-inch screen with enhanced brightness for perfectly clear imaging display, integrating a 2MP camera with flash and Panorama mode.
Using a microSD card you can extend the internal memory up to 8GB to store all your important media consisting of music, pictures and videos, while the fast modem connectivity lets you send your favorite files to others from your personal portable computer.
Multitasking is also possible with the Nokia 6124 as it comes with the S60 and Symbian OS, which allows you to talk on the phone while listening to music and browse the Internet.
The new Nokia phone will be available starting this spring.
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Jan 30 2008
Posted by: Sierra in BlackBerry, Vodafone

The new BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Smartphone was launched by Vodafone UK and Research in Motion with the Sat Nav 3D mapping application.
It is a phone equipped with GPS, a built-in 2MP camera with 5x digital zoom and flash, e-mail, Internet browsing, music/video player, organizer, video sharing in 240x180 or 176x144 dimensions, support for microSD/SHDC 8GB cards, the SureType keyboard for easy editing and spellchecker, all these in a small and elegant form factor.
"The BlackBerry Pearl 8110 Smartphone is designed for people who want business grade functionality along with advanced multimedia capabilities in a small and stylish package,” said Charmaine Eggberry, Vice President and Managing Director, EMEA at Research In Motion. “The addition of built-in GPS along with Vodafone Sat Nav takes the experience a step further by helping you find your way."
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Dec 17 2007
Posted by: Sierra in LG, Vodafone

LG has made available the KG375 clamshell at Vodafone.
This GSM dual band phone is designed as the most LG clamshells, with round margins, but this time it is bringing more style.
Coming in silver and black, the KG375 weights 68 grams and measures 85x45x19 mm, with a Li-ion battery of 750mAh.

A simple model, this LG doesn’t have camera, 3G function, but the basic indispensable phone features such as speaker, SMS messaging, and alarm, and that’s why it is so cheap, sold at just $99.

You would buy it only if you’d need just a friendly phone that looks cool.
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Dec 05 2007
Posted by: Sierra in Apple, T-Mobile, Vodafone

“Good news from T-Mobile!” or better said “Good news for T-Mobile!” because the German court has granted the telecommunications company the exclusiveness to sell the iPhone in this country.
So get ready to say “bye bye!” to the unlocked and expensive devices!
Apple is finally happy that its strategy of selling the iPhone through only one operator in each country has succeeded.
Vodafone has won for a short period of time by obtaining a restriction order for the rival company that was obligated to stop selling locked iPhones.
Klaus Czerwinski, a spokesperson from T-Mobile was happy to declare:
"We are just happy that our opinion is confirmed that this is legal. We still think it is best for the customer."
"From the outset, the intention was ensure clarity on the commercial position in the German marketplace. Vodafone does not believe that the pricing model is in the best interests of the German consumer," added Czerwinski.
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Nov 11 2007
Posted by: Sierra in Palm, Vodafone
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