Vodafone has posted up their contract rates for the new iPhone 4S, with the deals coming in 24 month, 18 months and – happily – 12 month flavours.
Being a shiny new iPhone thingy, bargain hunters and cheapskates can swiftly jog on, because we’re looking at high- end, bling-tastic prices here.
TalkTalk has emerged as the most complained-about broadband and phone services provider in the UK, according to the latest data from industry regulator Ofcom.
The dubious honour was bestowed on them after the company attracted the most complaints over the period from April to June, 2011, while Virgin Media kept their customers the happiest, attracting the fewest complaints.
Vodafone UK have released a free Android app which lets customers keep track of their accounts and also locate the nearest free WiFi hotspot.
Vodafone has jumped on the social networking gravy train and introduced its own ‘Facebook Phone’ in the shape of the Vodafone 555 Blue.
Aimed at the cheapo segment of the market (i.e. teens and the developing world), the handset doesn’t trouble itself with niceties like a well known operating system, and instead elects to run Vodafone’s proprietary operating system.
O2 has romped home to bag the glory of being the fastest network for mobile broadband, according to the results of a new study by telecoms regulator Ofcom.
Vodafone has announced its latest entry-level market Android handset, the Vodafone Smart. The Android 2.2 Froyo-powered little fella comes with a 2.8-inch QVGA capacitive touchscreen and quadband HSDPA (3.6).
With our lengthy mobile contract finally coming to an end and a wide selection of juicy Android handsets looming up, we decided to take a look around to see what kind of deals we could find in the meantime.
We wanted to keep our handset for a bit, so were looking to see what great SIM-only deals we could get, while keeping our options open by only committing to a rolling one month deal.
Kudos have to go to Vodafone for troubling themselves to roll out a Froyo Android 2.2 update for the near forgotten HTC Magic handset, which was first released back in May 2009.
All those Android users who say they like propah hardware QWERTY keyboards should be chuffed to learn that the good ship Motorola Milestone 2 has sailed into a UK dock and is waiting for your orders.
Thanks to a price war between the operators, SIM only prices have never been lower, and there are a few good PAYG deals too.
If you’re happy with your phone and out of contract, you can save a fortune with some of these deals. This list makes no claim to be comprehensive, but here are some of the best deals we’ve found whilst trawling the WWW – read on and you might save yourself a few bob!
It’s rare to see a mobile operator paying much attention to the wishes of its customers when they’re busy trying to pursue their commercial aims, but kudos goes to Vodafone after the company backed down over their decision to foist a load of unwanted software on to HTC Desire handsets.
Vodafone has announced that it will be undercutting Apple’s prices and selling the iPhone 4 on prepay for as ‘little’ as £480.
It looks like someone did a bit of a Robert Green at Vodafone yesterday and let slip the pricing schemes for the new Apple iPhone 4.
Vodafone UK is set to serve up hot, fresh copies of Google’s Nexus One superphone this Friday, with prices starting from free.
Pre-orders are being taken today, with stocks set to start flowing from Friday, as Vodafone shuffle up 18 and 24-month contract options to tempt you to invest in these slabs of Android goodness.
Apple have announced that they will be postponing the international launch of the iPad by one month, so UK users won’t be able to get their chip-stained, ale-soaked hands on the device until the end of May.
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