I’ve been reviewing Android phones since the very first one, HTC Dream in 2009. Back in the early days of Android, budget priced phones had a lot of compromises and pretty poor performance so if you didn’t have much money to spend you got a phone experience that was not …
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When BlackBerry finally decided to eschew developing their own mobile OS and focus on devices running Android, it was something many people were excited about. The decision got the tech industry talking, theorising that this move could be the company’s salvation, scaling down any financial losses and bringing them back …
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Vodafone has announced its intention to offer both personal and business fixed broadband by the end of 2017, to complement its mobile network services. VHA CEO Iñaki Berroeta today announced the company’s intention to enter the home broadband market whilst speaking at the telecommunication industry’s premier annual address, the Charles …
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Carrier updates are usually slow to roll out, but it looks like at least some carriers are putting in the extra effort when it comes to the Android 7.0 update for the Nexus 6P. Following on from Optus approving the update the other day, Vodafone has today advised that they’ve …
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At their media briefing this morning, Vodafone has today announced plans to expand their $5 per day International Roaming plan to four more countries, making the option available in more than 50 Global destinations. The plan will now be offered to Vodafone customers on qualified RED plans travelling to India, …
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Vodafone has announced their pricing structure for the upcoming launch of the Galaxy S6 Edge+ and the Galaxy Note 5 at their Media and Analyst Briefing this morning. The pre-order links will be coming soon, though the pricing for the phones has been announced. Like Optus, Vodafone will only be …
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