Vodafone has decided if it can't give us the iPhone for the holidays, it'll do the next best thing and spill details of its launch and pricing of Apple's finest. Available from January 14, the iPhone will be yours for £30 ($48) per month on two-year contracts, though up-front charges will set you back £239 ($386) for the 32GB 3GS variety. A monthly 1GB of 3G data is permitted, alongside ... Read More

Quick and dirty bit of news for you lovely subjects of the United Kingdom and independent spirits of Ireland: Vodafone's online store is showing the much hailed N900 as an option, with handsets expected at some point next month. The Irish arm of the carrier had already admitted it'll be offering the device, and we foresee the two launching the handset simultaneously early in the new year, with regrettably little ... Read More

Vodafone has made available the HTC HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5-powered touchscreen smartphone. The HTC HD2 includes an impressive 4.3-inch multi-touch capable capacitive touchscreen(INFO) display. HTC has also ported its HTC Sense UI from Android to the new Windows platform. The HD2 includes 3G and WiFi data connectivity, a 5.0 megapixel camera, and GPS functionality. The HD2 was originally announced in early October, as we reported. The HTC HD2 is available now ... Read More

We're giving you the chance to win Sony Ericsson's latest and greatest phone - the 12MP-toting Satio, courtesy of Vodafone. As part of the network's new Touch The Phone game, we're able to give one of these top of the range smartphones away to one lucky reader. Touch The Phone is an innovative new gaming site from Vodafone, allowing phone fans to take part in interactive games of endurance and skill online. Players ... Read More

According to Vodafone’s own wevsite Sony Ericsson’s Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone the Xperia X2 should be availalbe in the UK next month, there’s no word on the price though. Remember that the X2 may be SE’s second & last Windows Mobile phone ever if the latest speculations are to be believed. Source: Vodafone ... Read More

BlackBerry Storm2 was officially announced by Vodafone, just hours after we saw it appearing in an official promo video. Vodafone’s Storm2 (model name 9520) will be available in the following countries: UK, Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, France, Italy and South Africa. According to this pre-order page, Vodafone UK will ship the Storm2 starting October 26. As expected, the new Storm comes with a significantly improved SurePress technology, which should let you easily control ... Read More

Vodafone will be stocking the new BlackBerry Storm 2 from RIM later this week, with a fairly modest contract too, according to reports. The Guardian is stating the new phone will attempt to improve consumer's perception of a touchscreen BlackBerry, after the first Storm didn't go down too well, with the likes of Stephen Fry blasting it on Twitter. The Storm 2 brings the same SurePress technology as before, but has 18GB ... Read More

Vodafone UK has announced the availability of three new highly anticipated smartphone devices, the Sony Ericsson Satio, the HTC Tattoo, and the LG' GM750. The Sony Ericsson Satio launched in May, as we reported, making it the first device announced to feature the new Symbian Foundation operating system. The attractive smartphone features a 12.1 megapixel camera and a 3.5-inch touchscreen display. It also includes 3G and WiFi data connectivity. The HTC Tattoo, ... Read More

This next item is sure to please HTC fanboys and Anglophiles alike: according to some well-crafted PR, Vodafone has confirmed that it will be launching the HTC Tattoo sometime next month. Indeed, if Android, resistive touchscreen, and FM Radio aren't enough to blow your mind, wait'll you hear this next bit of news: this one is available in black -- a UK exclusive! Maybe not worth moving overseas for, but ... Read More

Vodafone's chief executive, Vittorio Colao, isn't sitting around the sidelines anymore watching things go by without any say in the matter of their stake in Verizon Wireless. It seems that he is frustrated that Verizon, which has about 87.7 million customers and took in $58.6 billion in revenue last year, has not come out to show even one paid dividend in four years. Vodafone of course has a major stake ... Read More