Vodafone is an international telecommunications company headquartered in London, United Kingdom and is providing communication services with its network in more than 70 countries.

This new Vodafone 555 Blue with a physical QWERTY keypad and greater memory is definitely a fun phone to have.

Vodafone 555 Blue Tech Specifications

• Connectivity through 2.5G, EDGE Dual-Band (900/1800), SMS, MMS, Bluetooth 2.1 and Micro USB 2.0
• Memory and Capacity of 40Mb on-board and extendable with Micro SD card up to 16Gb
• Camera with 2.0-Mega pixel with flash
• Battery with 324 hours standby time and up to 175 minutes talk time

Vodafone 555 Blue Cool Features

• 24 hours Facebook at one touch on Vodafone 555 Blue

Vodafone 555 Blue keeps you connected with Facebook 24 hours by means of intuitive one touch F-button. By just pressing the button you can launch the Facebook app and login to your personal profile. You can now update your status, set your profile picture, view news feed, comment on posts and blogs easily with this Facebook hot key.

• Bright Display on 2.4 inch TFT screen on Vodafone 555 Blue

With a bright display of 2.4 inch TFT screen Vodafone 555 Blue you can view videos in vibrant colors. Opera Mini web browser let you browse through the web and you can have a lucid display of all the web applications. QVGA High resolution multimedia is possible now with Vodafone 555 Blue.

• Thrilling music with music player and FM radio on Vodafone 555 Blue

Vodafone 555 Blue keeps you entertained all the time with its thrilling music experience.

The music player can play your favorite songs and with the built-in FM radio you can listen to your favorite radio channels on 3.5mm headphone video jack.

Vodafone all the way

With Vodafone network service you can keep connected with the world all the time. The Vodafone Passport and Vodafone Traveler provide international roaming in more than 70 countries with fewer tariff charges. The fastest speed and coverage for online communication enables you to keep connected with Facebook and IM chatting. Palringo chat suite with support for Google talk, ichat, Facebook, XMPP, ICQ, gadu-gadu, AIM gives you reliable and speedy data communication.

So, enjoy talking with everyone on this Vodafone 555 and immerse in the charm of this true blue allure.

RIM has been very busy in the development of new handsets from the past many years; we have seen the consistency of high class mobile phones from this platform and now the company is happy to officially release another awesome handset ‘blackberry torch 9800’. You might have seen the images of this mobile on the official websites quite a long time ago and now those images have come in reality in the form of this beautiful handset.

Vodafone has told the team of TechRadar that it is going to be the first carrier that will be bringing the Blackberry Torch 9800 in UK, further details were not provided but they will come very soon on the official website.

The most exciting thing about the Blackberry torch is that it is going to be the first phone that will run on next generation Blackberry OS 6 and it will also support a palm pre style sliding QWERTY keyboard. The design is really a new one for blackberry handsets and it can bring the change of sliding QWERTY keyboards in the future products of blackberry.

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Vodafone has started taking the pre-orders for this phone so if you want to get this exciting new change from blackberry then join this platform and enjoy.

Apple iPhone one of the top selling gadgets of the year has now been announced to be coming to the Vodafone panel. The announcement was actually made by the Vodafone and it says that Vodafone will start selling Apple iPhone on the 14th of January and it has also been announced that they are taking the pre orders for this handset from now.  This seems to be very exciting news for the iPhone lovers but the Vodafone has not given any exciting offer for the sale which gives some strong competition to the other iPhone sellers.

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Just take an example of apple iPhone 3GS 16GB which is to be available on Vodafone for £45 per month and 1200 minutes plus unlimited sms over 24 month period. And on O2 the same iPhone is for £44.05 per month and almost similar call, sms packages and it also provides unlimited browsing. So Vodafone as a new comer for iPhone market should come with some promotions and packages which would attract the users. But now it seems that people will go for the company having better network coverage as the other things are almost the same.

Some days earlier it was seen that Vodafone has stopped offering the HTC HD2 to the customers. This news has affected the HD2’s lovers and they were very much disheartened by this announcement. Because of this the Vodafone has now made their point more clear and according to them they have not completely stopped the sale of HTC HD2 but they have changed the customer’s preferences for them, Now this mobile would not be available for the individual but it will be on sale for the business customer’s.

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This announcement was made by Vodafone very soon after the first news of stopped sale because everyone is of the thought that Vodafone has ditched the HTC HD2 but now Vodafone have clarified their situation.

The today’s news might not be so satisfactory for the customers but according to a spokes man by Vodafone “Although we understand our consumer customers will be disappointed, we’re confident the range of handsets we have in the pipeline will offer more than enough options to pick up a great handset”.

As we were thinking this decision to be a big mistake on Vodafone’s behalf the Spokesman further explained “We see the HTC HD2 as a strong business users’ handset, so that’s why we’ll be keeping it in range”. Now the new strategy by Vodafone is pretty much clear so it is expected that the negative status of Vodafone in the market would be removed.

The HTC HD2 which is claimed to be the best ever developed Smartphone of the world has got the Vodafone panel for sale just 2 months ago and now Vodafone has given this announcement that they are dropping the sale of this headset, which is quite shocking for the HTC HD2 lovers because now when the users had started shifting their interests towards the purchase it has been stopped.

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The reason given from the Vodafone’s side is that their initial supply has been quickly sold out and because of some reasons they have decided that they are not going to take further orders for this device.

According to a statement by a Vodafone representative “There’s been a great deal of interest since we made the HTC HD2 available to buy in November and our initial supply quickly sold out” but they have further announced that they will process the already given orders and after that the order taking function will be ceased.

According to the Vodafone representatives they had a chat with O2 in which O2 has declared that they are receiving many orders for this device and they are also processing those orders so the decision will not affect the sale of this exciting Smartphone.

Undoubtedly, the phone will be exclusively available to Vodafone that is planning for dishing out a real fresh wound to the new Android G1 handset with a skinny model which is missing slideout keyboard. It means that you have to talk with this device through its trackball and a 3.2-inch touchscreen. If you are not willing to fancy something like screen input, the orginalG1 is still being flogged by T-Mobile and truly speaking it’s not a far off thing any more. Well, you will find some extra memory, a lot batter battery and nice video recording, but still it cannot be called a full revolution, contrarily, it is better to call it a little evolution.

You may look for loads of reviews and flipping through more than a dozen handouts before considering something like that for your cash, however, the excitement of a totally new Android is quite enough for a large number of masses, according to Vodafone, there are advanced orders of it before the expected launch in April. You will get the handset free and all you need to pay is for signing up for one of its array pricing models.