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Vodafone UK‘s new app purchasing service is one of those love it or hate it features, depending on who you are. The new service allows people using the carrier’s Android devices to purchase apps not just directly, but through the carrier itself.

In the UK, and waiting for the HTC Evo 3D? Good news – the handset’s now confirmed your side of the pond. The HTC Evo 3D is now available for preorder with next-day delivery on Carphone Warehouse and Best Buy, with a release date pegged at September 6.

The Samsung Galaxy S Plus (which has been out in Russia for quite some time now) landed as an exclusive on Vodafone UK. Galaxy S Plus could be considered a more affordable alternative to the Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S II phone. And if you’re in the UK, and would like [...]

Vodafone has recently announced that users in the UK and Germany can now pay for in-app content right from their mobile phones, with their accounts being charged for purchases.

We watched as RIM announced five new BlackBerry 7 running smartphones last week. The models included the Bold 9900 and Bold 9930 as well as the Torch 9810, Torch 9850 and the Torch 9860. And well, as typical with the announcements from RIM, they come with a general release timeframe [...]

UK already has FaceBook phones in the form of the HTC ChaCha and the HTC Salsa. Adding to the list is Vodafone’s new 555 Blue. And just like the aforementioned HTC phones, the 555 Blue comes equipped with a dedicated FaceBook button.

Vodafone UK was once believed to be releasing the HTC EVO 3D on July 11th. And as anyone who knows the date can tell you, that has come and gone without anything actually happening. That being said, it looks like there is a bit of bad news for anyone who [...]

We mentioned the other day that Vodafone was still testing the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the HTC Desire Z and well, flash forward just a few days and it looks like the update is ready. Well, ready for at least some of the users.

The HTC EVO 3D recently went on sale with Sprint here in the US and as of yesterday, HTC announced that it would be coming available in Europe beginning next month. And as to where in Europe, that was left as the general sounding “broadly available.”

When it comes to tablet sizes, slim is in, as evident with how Apple slimmed-down the 2nd generation iPad. It looks like this is the case with other tablet brands and carriers, as well.