appear to be slim, over the weekend we’ve seen reports of iPhone 5 listing showing up in
system and even on Cincinnati Bell’s website – a dominant telephone company for Cincinnati, Ohio, and its nearby suburbs in the U.S. states of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky, in case you haven’t heard of them.
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 now reports that iPhone 4S listings have shown up on German mobile carrier Vodafone.de’s website.
In several of their accessory pages, Vodafone.de (more…)

Is Vodafone talking about Apple 's next iPhone , or something else?

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London-based Vodafone has put up a new teaser site in the Australia region allowing for users to register to get information about “this year’s biggest smartphone release,” which the carrier says is “coming soon to Vodafone.”

BGR, which picked up on the site this morning, suggests it’s a tease for Apple ‘s next iPhone , which (more…)

An online product page for a Vodafone device may have spilled the beans on 16GB and 32GB versions of the iPhone 5 in both black and in white.

Will the iPhone 5 stick with 16GB and 32GB black and white versions?

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The U.K. carrier’s Sure Signal device helps boost 3G reception for mobile devices in a home or small business. In addition to offering product specs, Vodafone’s Web Site (more…)

While no dates have been announced, both O2 and Vodafone are allowing users to register and express their interest in getting the iPhone on their network. This also signifies that the launch is just around the corner.
highlighted that Germany, Spain and the US were the last three major iPhone markets where they had exclusive carrier agreements. That however is no longer the case with Apple inking multi-carrier distribution agreementsin Germany now, (more…)

Unlike the other businesses, the explosion in smartphone usage has caused a terrific rise in bandwidth consumption, which has forced the
to heavily invest most of their earned revenues back into the system to build additional capacities leaving little to no profit.
According toVodafone's CEO,Vittorio Colao, the issue could be resolved by significantly altering the existing business model of the carriers to enable them cope with demand for (more…)

Unlike popular perception that Vodafone would try penetrating the market with cheaper pricing plans, the company has actually come up with the most expensive pricing among the lot. A 16GB
on Vodafone comes at £89 and an 18 month contract at £40 per month. This works out close to £809 over the lifetime of the contract which is much more than the £713.82 over the lifetime of an O2 contract and £712.98 over Orange's.
Ironically, this comes (more…)

People in the UK are suddenly spoilt for choices. A lot many of our readers had
in our previous post regarding the Orange-Apple partnership expressing happiness at the new options available. Orange has a better coverage than O2 according to some of the comments and that alone could have been the selling proposition for Orange to woo iPhone customers. However, with Vodafone's arrival, it is tight competition for Orange from the word go.
The (more…)