Vodafone launches second phone-form BlackBerry
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Research In Motion and Vodafone have released the BlackBerry 7100v, available exclusively for Vodafoneâs subscribers. Like the 7100t launched earlier this month with T-Mobile USA Inc.
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Vodafone has seen a modest increase in revenue and reduced losses so far this year, now seeks new markets.
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International wireless giant Vodafone  Group Plc  and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd   announced a partnership on Monday as RIM seeks  to broaden the BlackBerry's reach.
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Mobile phone giant Vodafone   unveiled plans to return an extra 3 billion pounds (&#36;5.6  billion) to investors and hiked its dividends on Tuesday,  spicing a well-flagged new strategy to cut costs and embrace  new technology.
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Vodafone Group PLC launched high-speed Internet services for mobile phones across much of Europe on Wednesday, ending a wait of several years since the world's biggest cell phone company spent billions for new wireless licenses at the height of the technology bubble.
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Mobile phone firm Vodafone is to enter the UK fixed-line broadband market after striking a deal with BT.
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Vodafone launches its third-generation services for mobile phones, offering video calls, music downloads and games.
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Vodafone Group Plc unveiled a range of  new handsets and services for the key Christmas period on  Monday including an exclusive music service offering unlimited  tracks, to challenge the iPhone in Britain.
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BT launches a new mobile phone service, three years after spinning-off its MM02 subsidiary.
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LONDON -- Cell phone giant Vodafone Group PLC, which has spent years struggling to recoup billions spent on 3G licences, finally launched the cutting-edge service Wednesday in much of Europe and introduced or beefed up its operation in a dozen other
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Vodafone Group PLC launched high-speed Internet services for mobile phones across much of Europe on Wednesday, ending a wait of several years since the world&#39;s biggest cell phone company spent billions for new wireless licenses at the height of the
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Optus and Vodafone have moved to counter Telstra's head start in third generation mobile services, agreeing on Thursday to build a rival second 3G network in Australia.
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Mobile phone group Vodafone said Thursday that it won 9.1 million new customers during its first quarter, almost double the amount a year earlier, owing to strong growth in emerging markets.
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Carphone Warehouse is to launch a new mobile phone service, which will run through Vodafone's network.
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(InfoWorld) - Vodafone Group is counting on the MySpace.com social networking site to drive its U.K. customers to use their mobile phones for more than just talking. The two companies have struck a deal the to distribute software for updating a MySpace user profile from a mobile phone, the companies announced on Wednesday. The agreement is the first MySpace, which is owned by News Corp., has reached with a European carrier, a MySpace spokesman said. It calls for Vodafone to ship an application on new mobile phones it sells that will allow MySpace users to e-mail, blog, manage their community of friends and post comments to other users' profiles. The application, which will also be available for download, will be launched before the end of the year for U.K. users, the companies said. Pricing for use of the application has not been set, a Vodafone spokesman said. The agreement could help Vodafone nudgeÂ slow overall revenue growth in Europe, by drawing on the MySpace's popularity to boost use of mobile data services. Vodafone saw growth in mobile data services revenue accelerate in the fourth quarter, but the total still lagged far behind revenue from voice services. MySpace counted 90 million unique visitors worldwide in December, the spokesman said. Vodafone has about 16.9 million customers in the U.K. MySpace launched a similar dealÂ in the U.S. in December with Cingular Wireless. Cingular subscribers can download a Java application that lets them manipulate MySpace for $2.99 per month plus standard use charges.
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British mobile phone giant Vodafone has launched its first self-branded low-cost third generation (3G) mobile  handsets which will be rolled out in Europe from October.
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Forget sticking a toe in the water, Vodafone&#39;s done a cannonball -- unveiling 10 handsets it&#39;s got lined up for the November launch of its 3G consumer services in the UK.