The Vodafone 845 , the Big Red’s attempt to make and offer its own branded Android smartphone is failing or at least the price of the device suggests so. Instead of asking for a signed contract, the carrier is now offering the 845 for 70 GBP on PAYG . As
Source: www.intomobile.com
Vodafone 845 Android smartphone now only £70 on pay as you go - Unwired View
Vodafone UK has decided to discount one of its own-brand Android smartphones, namely the 845 . This entry-level barebones device can now be yours for £70 on pay as you go. That’s really cheap indeed, but this phone doesn’t have much to talk about in
Source: www.unwiredview.com
LONDON MARKETS: Randgold Resources, Vodafone Lean On FTSE - NASDAQ
MADRID (MarketWatch) -- Stocks in London weakened Thursday, the last full trading day for 2010, led by losses for Randgold Resources and Vodafone Group. The FTSE 100 index closed down 0.4% to 5,971.01. The benchmark is up around 10% in 2010. London stocks
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Vodafone Lower In Pre-Market (VOD, TKC) - TMCnet
(Benzinga Lightning Feed Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Vodafone PLC (NASDAQ: VOD) traded lower today in pre-market trading. Turkcell Iletisim Hizmetleria A.S. (NYSE: TKC) issued public comments related to the Turkish market. According to Reuters, TKC saw the
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Report: Vodafone may sell minority stake in SFR - FierceWireless
Vodafone is mulling over the potential sale of its U.S. $10.9 billion stake in French mobile operator SFR to Vivendi. According to the Daily Mail, which cited unnamed sources, the operator is considering selling its 44 per cent stake in SFR as a way to
Source: www.fiercewireless.com
Huawei video call tablet for Vodafone reaches the FCC - Electronista
The FCC website recently revealed a new video calling tablet from Huawei. It wears Vodafone branding and sports a seven-inch, 800x480 touchscreen, along with a two-megapixel camera. Apart from the casing and what appears to be a lack of an Android
Source: www.electronista.com
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