Mobileshop Articles in the Vodafone Category
Vodafone announces Swarovski handset
Posted: 12 November 2009
A new device has been added to one network's range that may interest those who find all that glitters appealing.
Vodafone has unveiled a revised version of its 533 device that has been added to its pay-as-you-go line of products and bears the name of one famed gem company.
The Crystallized Swarovski Elements is not only equipped with a 1.3-megapixel camera and 4 x zoom lens, it also features 126 gems embedded into its body.
In addition, buyers can expect Bluetooth support and an FM radio, while the prepaid package will also come with 100 free minutes and 300 texts - all for around £90.
"Those wanting music on the move can plug in a 4GB SD memory card and store up to 1 ...
Vodafone announces new sim-only plans
Posted: 6 November 2009
Those looking to purchase a new handset without a contract may want to take advantage of a new announcement from Vodafone.
It was revealed this week that the operator would boost its range of sim-only offerings, which could also be good news for those who find it difficult giving up a trusty handset.
Vodafone said the packages would be available to consumers in the UK under a 30-day and 12-month basis and offer a selection of extras that may appeal to people looking to upgrade their contract only.
Among these are free anytime call minutes, unlimited access to the mobile internet and infinite text messages, with tariffs priced at £20 and £25.
"For customers that a ...
Vodafone adds five to PAYG range
Posted: 4 November 2009
Five new handsets are coming to the Vodafonepay-as-you-go (PAYG) network ahead of Christmas, it has been announced.
Launched with the gift-giving season in mind, the carrier explained this week that people could expect the new range to all be touchscreen devices with £100 of credit for texts and calls included.
The first of the two handsets are the Samsung Genio and Tocco Lite, while the LG Viewty Lite will also be available, alongside Nokia's 5800 music-focused model and the operator's own Vodafone 541.
It was noted that the phones will be priced differently, but will all benefit from the same inclusive call time, in addition to another festive, cash-saving treat.
"F ...
Vodafone announces iPhone availability
Posted: 30 September 2009
Following an announcement earlier this week that indicated O2's exclusive deal with Apple in the UK was over, another network has confirmed its involvement with the firm.
It was advised on Monday (September 28th) that Orange would become the second company to provide the iPhone 3G across Britain and it has now emerged Vodafone has also made an agreement on the model.
Tariff details, pricing structures and availability options have yet to be confirmed by either of the operators but, as with the former, the latter carrier has set up a dedicated web page where people can register for updates.
One piece of information noted by Vodafone is that its current plans would see the smartphone on s ...
Vodafone announces charitable initiative
Posted: 23 September 2009
Vodafone has announced a new competition that will help a number of people to achieve their dream of working for charity.
As part of its World of Difference UK programme, the network said this week that it would be selecting 500 applicants to take part in paid employment for the cause of their choice.
It was asked that entrants prove their dedication to the initiative as it would only be those who could display "passion, drive and commitment" that would be selected for the campaign.
The lucky winners will not only be offered the opportunity to give something back to their chosen organisations, but will see the Vodafone Foundation offer a £2,500 donation to the charity. ...
Vodafone announces LG exclusive
Posted: 4 September 2009
Vodafone has announced it will be the first network to bring one of the latest Microsoft-based handsets to the UK.
The firm said this week the new LG GM750 is a next generation smartphone that makes the most of the Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system and will be exclusive to the network for the first three months it is on sale.
Launched on October 6th, buyers can expect LG's S-Class user interface (UI), high-speed internet facilities, a three-inch full touchscreen, GPS navigation, Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and a five-megapixel camera.
Patrick Chomet, group global director of terminals for Vodafone, explained the GM750 was also a stylish device that would appeal to a number of use ...
Vodafone reminds customers of 'last chance for savings'
Posted: 24 August 2009
Mobile phone customers on the Vodafone network should be sure to take advantage of the company's roaming promotion.
Until August 31st, users can call, text and send picture messages from their handset at the same rate that they would pay at home.
The company suspending roaming charges for the duration of the summer, which will allow people going on a break for the Bank Holiday to keep in touch with their loved ones at a reduced price.
Both contract and pay-as-you-go customers can use the Vodafone Passport service, but need to text in to receive the benefits.
In addition, the network has pointed out that Vodafone offers a pay-per-day internet package while abroad to use on m ...
Vodafone announces new cashback incentive
Posted: 4 August 2009
Vodafone has unveiled details of a new offer for its pay-as-you-go customers this week.
The network announced that from the start of the month, users will receive rewards to their mobile phone - in the form of a ten per cent credit every time they top-up by £10.
It added that this means customers are getting an extra pound back every time they spend a tenner via their Vodafone Bonus Bank - and this can then be spent at a later date.
"After three months and as long as they have saved a minimum of £5, customers can spend their Vodafone Bonus Bank savings. How is up to them," it was advised.
The carrier went on to explain that this could mean more money for top ...
Vodafone continues roaming charge cuts
Posted: 8 July 2009
Vodafone has added to its range of revised international calling tariffs, this time focusing on business customers.
The network announced this week that for £20 per month, professionals making use of their handsets across the continent can now do so at the same rate they would expect to in the UK.
In addition, the Vodafone Europe package allows calls received abroad to be completely free across the 12 countries involved in the scheme.
Peter Kelly, enterprise director of the carrier's operations in Britain, said the changes would allow such users more control over their telecommunications budget.
"Our business customers have told us keeping in touch with customers ...
European savings for Vodafone users
Posted: 2 July 2009
Vodafone users have been offered a new deal that could make using their mobile phones abroad cheaper.
The network said that as part of its Passport offering, up to 2.5 million of its customers could now travel to a host of European nations knowing they have access to better value calls, texts and picture messages.
For £4.99 per day, consumers can access the web with their handsets and utilise anything up to 25 MB of data. Lighter users will be charged on a per KB rate instead as long as within the 1 MB limit.
Vodafone noted this means sending or receiving a quick email while visiting an EU destination could cost people about 50p, adding its mobile broadband users can also expect a ...
