A quick OS update here for the folks on Vodafone (NYSE: VOD). Looks like OS 5.0.0.306 is now available for the Storm 9520. This is a very official release, so you’ve got the thumbs up to download and install… Please don’t try to do so on your 9550 though. 9520 only, please!

You can grab the release right here, but as always, be sure to backup your device and take all necessary precautions before you proceed.

Happy OS updating, Storm 9520 users!

[Via: BBOS]

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Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) has expanded their marketing reach in Taiwan. They’ve signed yet another co-branded marketing deal with Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom… Under terms of the deal Chunghwa will get exclusive access to many Vodafone devices, services and products from the good folks at the big V.

Richard Daly, the CEO of Vodafone Partner Markets commented on the deal:

“Our agreement with Chunghwa, the leading operator in Taiwan, is a great opportunity for Vodafone to build its presence in this economically important Asian market. This partnership will deliver enhanced roaming capabilities for our respective customers, as well as realise significant benefits for enterprises in the region through the superior connectivity achievable through Vodafone’s business products.”

Congrats to Vodafone, Chunghwa, and the mobile goers of Taiwan. Looks like you’ll be able to get your hands on some solid new devices in the near future!

[Via: CellularNews]

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Gotta love it when carriers update their networks for a faster and better mobile experience. Case-in-point today comes Hong Kong’s SmarTone-Vodafone (NYSE: VOD). They’ve announced the launch of their HSPA+ network upgrade. The upgrade (in theory) brings peak network speeds of 21 Mbps.

Douglas Li, CEO of SmarTone-Vodafone commented on the upgrade:

“SmarTone-Vodafone will continue upgrading network speeds to 28 Mbps and 42 Mbps next year, paving the way for 80 Mbps and even higher speeds with implementation of LTE…We are firmly committed to delivering best-in-market broadband services and customers will love the difference.”

Besides the groovy network upgrade, SmarTone-Vodafone has introduced 3 new mobile broadband price plans as well. The new plans are designed to meet customers’ different needs. The new ‘Power 3′ plan provides usable speeds of 2.3 Mbps, the ‘Power 7′ offers 2.6 Mbps, and the ‘Power 21′ plan brings speeds of 2-14 Mbps. Depending on your requirements and needs, it looks like SmarTone-Vodafone has a plan tailored for folks in Hong Kong.

[Via: Cellular-News]

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LTE, Long Term Evolution, 4G, whatever you want to call it, was designed to be a complete IP based system. Many of you may be surprised to hear this, but when LTE became a standard, it only supported data. That’s right, 4th generation networks didn’t have an interoperable standard for voice and SMS. Several solutions have been proposed, and I’ve extended my support to VoLGA, but it looks like Nokia (NYSE: NOK) has decided IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) will be the way going forward.

Who supports the decision? AT&T, Orange, Telefonica (many of you know them as O2), TeliaSonera, Verizon (NYSE: VZ), Vodafone (NYSE: VOD), Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU), Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks, Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE). That’s a lot of companies. Their posse is called “One Voice Initiative” and now that the big boys have all decided on a standard, progress towards getting LTE networks up and running will start to pick up. Verizon and TeliaSonera are competing to see who will launch the world’s first commercial LTE network in 2010, but it’s going to quite a ways off until 4G coverage is equal to the current 3G footprint.

If anyone can point me (and IntoMobile readers) to a blog post or a book that explains how IMS works, that would be greatly appreciated. I’ve always avoided the standard since I thought it would never fly. Oh how wrong I am now.

Update: The One Voice spec has been published, check it out [PDF] if you’re a network engineer.

[Via: Press Release]

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Vodafone and Optus have announced the light, affordable BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) 8520 Curve to Australia and New Zealand today. To sum up our review, the BlackBerry 8520 cuts out a lot of the higher-end features, like a decent camera with flash, GPS, and a high-res screen in favour of keeping the price point down. Even with a few features cut, the new design and especially the optical trackpad make the 8520 a sleek, functional little smartphone. You can grab the Optus version here for $AUD 379.99 or Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) here for $AUD 399.99.

[via Media-Newswire]

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Electricpig.co.uk have got their hands on the second device to be launched under Vodafone UKs ‘360′ moniker. The Samsung M1 is the little brother of the H1 – but still packs a good wadge of features! How does 3G + 3MP camera + 3.2″ screen strike you?

Of course the main thing punting this device along is the Vodafone 360 software layer – which syncs in all your contacts from numerous social networks, along with IM and email.

Anyhow, check out the Electricpig.co.uk photo gallery from their time with the device here.

We don’t know pricing and timing yet, but let’s hope we find out soon enough!

[Via: Electricpig.co.uk]

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Unwiredview.com has come up with the good again, and spotted that owners of the HTC Touch Pro 2 on Vodafone UK, are going to be getting a software upgrade – and not just any old upgrade – but to WinMo 6.5!

You’ll need to follow the Vodafone link at the bottom of this post to find further instructions, or alternatively (and this is very cool), you can take it to a store and they’ll do the upgrade for you! First time I’ve heard of that happening….!

Here are the pre-requisites if you are going to D-I-Y:

• You need a broadband connection.
• We recommend that you backup all important content – contacts, photos, ringtones, games etc – stored on your phone before you start.
• You’ll need your phone’s USB cable. If you don’t have one you can buy one from your local Vodafone store.
• You’ll also have to download an application to your PC.

So there are your two options: D-I-Y or take it to store – to get started on the former, click here to go to the Vodafone UK support pages!

[Via: Unwiredview.com]

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The guys over at fonehome.co.uk have managed to get themselves a Samsung H1, running the Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) 360 service, which is due to come online from 30th October for general consumers.

In case you are wondering what Vodafone 360 is, check out my post on it here.

So you want the vid right? Well then best head on over to the fonehome.co.uk site (click here) and view it in all it’s glory! You can pre-order a Samsung H1 from Vodafone here BTW.

[Via: fonehome.co.uk]

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Of course, now that Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) has spilled ’some’ of the beans on the Storm2, you’d expect to see some love on their website, right? At least, on the UK website as they’re getting hands on the device first. Sure enough, after a quick check, I noticed that BlackBerry Storm2 up for pre-sale (free on monthly plans starting at £35) on Vodafone UK. And, if you take a quick look, you’ll notice Vodafone UK is expecting the device by October 26th. Cool beans.

So, to all of my friends in the UK… You going to pick up a Storm2? Or is the second coming of the Storm of absolutely no interest to you?

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I’m going Storm2 crazy over here! So much to talk about today with Storm2 reviews popping up left, right and center. And now, I stumbled upon an official release from RIM and Vodafone (NYSE: VOD), making the Storm2 official in seven European countries, PLUS South Africa! Of course, no exact pricing launch dates were specified in the release, but I can tell you that the UK and Ireland will get their paws on it first… Followed by Germany, Netherlands and Spain. All of these launches are lets say, ‘coming soon’. France, Italy and South Africa will receive the Storm2 ‘in time for Christmas’.

For more, you can check out the whole release at MarketWire.

Note: In case you haven’t checked it out yet, be sure to read our BlackBerry Storm2 Review. It’s jam-packed full of good stuff (and a little bit of awesomeness).

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The latest rumours have pointed to an October 14 release date (i.e. tomorrow) of the Verizon (NYSE: VZ) BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) Storm 2, and between dummy units, BOGO flyers, and accessories arriving in stock, it’s seeming very likely.  Across the pond, Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) will likely be launching the device around the same timeframe,  and lately we’re hearing specifics about pricing (£35/month on two-year contract). If we start seeing the same kind of promotional materials show up at Vodafone, it’s safe to say the Storm 2 (or Odin, if you’re feeling nostalgic) will at least be announced before the end of the week. Best Buy might not get the BlackBerry 9550 until the 25th., which could indicate a later date for when we see the device proper on store shelves.

If you haven’t had a chance to get a close look at the Storm 2, it’s RIM’s second touchscreen smartphone, rocking Wi-Fi, 3.5mm headphone jack, a 3.2 megapixel camera, 360 x 480 capacitive display, 3G (EV-DO or HSPA, as the case may be), and OS 5.0. The SurePress clicking touchscreen has apparently been overhauled since the original Storm and renamed TruePress. Based on a few teardowns, folks think that the Storm 2 has four piezoelectric pads beneath the surface that can lock the clicking mechanism. So far, we’ve only seen that happen when the phone is turned off, but we’ll have to wait to see if a retail unit uses the technology in any other ways.

In any case, it’s an exciting time – does anyone think that they’ll give this bad boy a shot, or did the first iteration turn you off of SurePress for good?

[via Engadget, CB, BlackBerry Rocks, TechRadar, pic]

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Following on recently available pre-orders, the fabled Sony Ericsson Idou has just landed on British shores as the Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE) Satio! The touchscreen Sony Ericsson Satio is the Swedish-Japanese phone maker’s first Symbian S60 5th Edition smartphone and it oozes high-end sex appeal. We had a chance to put hands-on the Satio back when it was known as the Sony Ericsson Idou, and it’s one helluva device – especially since it runs the so-old-it-hurts Sybmain platform.

Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) UK is the only carrier to offer the Sony Ericsson Satio at the moment, but Orange has the Satio tagged as “coming soon.” Underneath that high-resolution 3.5-inch touchscreen lies all the high-end smartphone bits that we’d expect to see from a 12.1-megapixel cameraphone monster – DNLA-compatible WiFi, GPS, and 3G data. The glossy-black finish highlights the 12.1-megapixel camera (with Xenon flash) while the 3.5-inch touchscreen plays video with aplomb. Did we mention it sports a 12.1-megapixel camera? Yeah, it’s awesome.

Vodafone is offering the Satio for free when purchased with qualifying 2-year contract. Have at it!

If you’re not lucky enough to live on the British side of the pond, keep yourself busy with our Satio hands-on gallery.

[Via: TechRadar]

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Even though we still wait for the official launch of Windows Mobile 6.5, Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) Germany and HTC have made a new firmware available for HTC Touch Diamond2 users with the latest version of Microsoft (NSDQ: MSFT)’s mobile OS. I’m not sure is it a pilot/testing program or what, but if you’re in Germany, you should definitely upgrade your all-touchscreen WinMo device to grab not only the updated Windows Mobile, but also the updated TouchFLO 3D user interface. I’m talking about the version which integrates weather information with home screen’s clock, hence saving more screen’s real estate. Plus there are other benefits you’ll see as well, but that’s another story.

Anyway, if HTC and Vodafone’s German subsidiary are going this route, the rest of the world won’t have to wait for too long to get their WinMo 6.5 fix, or at least that’s me thinking out loud…

[Via: slashphone]

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There’s nothing better than a blurry shot of an unreleased handset. Unless it’s a blurry picture of an inventory screen listing an unreleased handset’s launch date – now that’s the stuff. WMExperts has gotten a hold of a decidedly fuzzy image of an inventory list that shows the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X2 (Vulcan) coming to Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) on November 6th, a date that falls in line with previous expectations.

There’s not much more to go on here, so we’re going to tentatively mark down the first week of November as a possible launch window for the all-new XPERIA flagship.

[Via: WMExperts]

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Yep, the game is over with exclusivity for O2 (NYSE: TEF) – for 2 years at least, they had the uber-device to themselves, and now they gotta share!

Orange announced that it had got its mitts on the device yesterday (here), but now Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) have gone live with a very similar “register your interest page” here.

So now we are just waiting for T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) and 3UK to put their pages up – my bet is that T-Mobile comes first, and 3UK might even choose to leave it for now, and focus on INQ perhaps (new devices, including Android, just around the corner)…let’s see!

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Vodafone has announced a deal with Warner Music which will make Vodafone the first global mobile network operator to offer its customers over-the-air access to the combined music catalogue of the world’s four largest music companies in DRM-free format.

Vodafone customers will continue to enjoy their current download service with rights to use tracks they have paid for just once across all of their personal music devices without restriction – but now with the additional benefit of having a far greater number of tracks to choose from. Furthermore, Vodafone and Warner Music will work together to offer a range of mobile music products such as value-added album bundles that contain additional multimedia content.

“Warner Music’s addition to our mobile DRM-free catalogue is really great news for our customers,” said Pieter Knook, Vodafone Internet Services Director. “The response to the DRM-free offering in all the markets where it has launched has been incredibly enthusiastic. Our customers love music and they love the flexibility that DRM-free on mobile gives them.”

“We’re pleased to be expanding our partnership with Vodafone, who share our vision of how to help foster the growth of mobile music and create further opportunities for connecting fans with artists by offering premium album content anytime, anywhere.” Eric Daugan, SVP, Digital Business, Warner Music Europe.

Warner Music’s wide-ranging inventory will start to go live for mobile in DRM-free format straight away, and will contribute to a total library of over 1 million tracks. DRM-free downloads via mobile are already available to Vodafone customers across many European markets with more to come.

For details on exactly which countries get the DRM-free format, and where the Warner catalogue will be distributed, click here.

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As if the launch of Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) 360 (see here) wasn’t enough, Vodafone are going big on a talent search for the best Mobile Widgets!

At its international Developer Event today, Vodafone is announcing the launch of a two-phased competition to find the most innovative and useful mobile widgets, giving two victorious developers the chance to bank up to €100,000 in prize money. Vodafone will outline the widget capabilities of the new Vodafone 360 mobiles at today’s Developer Event in front of content publishers, web and mobile developers from around the world.

Split into two phases (the first phase now and second phase during 2010), the Vodafone Appstar competition has a combined prize fund of €1,000,000 which will be shared across eight of Vodafone’s largest European operating companies to encourage innovation in the mobile application and widget space. The participating eight countries are: UK, Ireland, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece.

In the initial round of each phase of the competition, developers from anywhere in the world can submit widgets compatible with the new Vodafone 360 mobiles to any one of these eight markets via a competition website. A panel of experts from the local Vodafone operating company will then select three winning entries based on three criteria:

• User experience
• Innovation
• Value to the customer

The developers responsible for the top three mobile widgets will be awarded prize money of €25,000, €15,000 and €10,000 for coming first, second and third respectively. The €25k winner will also have their entry submitted into a Pan-European competition to decide the best of the best. The eight competition winners’ widgets will then be put to the public vote within the participating eight countries and the winning developer will pocket a further prize of €75, 000, bringing their total prize money to €100,000. The runner up will win a total of €50,000.

Software developers will be asked to write applications based on the latest Joint Innovation Lab (JIL) Software Developer Kit found at www.jil.org. For full details of the competition, please visit the website at www.jil.org/vodafone/appstar.

And that’s basically it! Extending the Vodafone 360 impact in one easy swoop, by targeting developers – clever move, I like it – and the result should hopefully be some really decent Widget apps…

For more on Vodafone 360, click here.

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Ha ha. See what I did there with the title? No? Nevermind.

Anyway, Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) has announced it’s new ‘360′ service, which in simple terms, is a social networks aggregator that sync contacts between your phone, the InterWeb, and your computer. But why have me tell you when Vodafone can say it so much better:

Vodafone 360: bringing your world together like never before. A single address book for all your contacts from your phone, Facebook™, Windows Live Messenger™ and Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Talk™. One place to get status updates and stay in touch with your friends. And a wide range of Apps, Games and Music for you to enjoy. In one experience, accessible from your phone, PC and Mac.

So it’s not just social networking – there is also maps, and an App store too apparently.

Even better than that, there are going to be optimised handsets – oh yes!

First of all there is the Vodafone 360 H1, which is a device packing some serious clout – think 3.5″ OLED screen, 5MP camera, and 16GB storage, and you are not too far off. Of course there will be further Vodafone 360-specific devices, and also those that are compatible, including the Nokia (NYSE: NOK) 6730, and Nokia N85 (I’m thinking that’s going to be a native app on those devices then…)

Overall, it does look like quite a compelling service – I’d imagine once all the initial hassle is out of the way getting the thing(s) configured, it will probably work pretty well – of course, if Vodafone UK PR want to send me a device and pre-configured service, I’ll be able to tell you all in more detail

You can find out more about Vodafone 360 here.

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The second Android device to be using HTC’s custom Sense user interface will be finding its way to Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) in October, according to their online store. If you didn’t catch the launch, the Tattoo has a 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen, 3.2 megapixel camera, 4-way directional pad, FM radio, and 3.5 mm standard headphone jack, making it a littler, but respectable cousin to the Hero. The latest specs also confirm that the Tatto will be launching with the 1.6 Donut update, of which we’ve seen some features. There’s no price point on the Tattoo just yet, but you can sign up for availabilitiy updates.

[via Phandroid]

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Besides the news of upcoming Rogers BlackBerry 8520 goodness, I also happened to stumble across this one… The BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) 8520 has arrived in Italy via Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) Italia. Coming in at a pricetag of €249 off-contract, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 is available in both Black and Frost Blue. The Vodafone Italia variant of the Curve 8520 is no different than the rest, complete with 2MP camera with 5x zoom, 320×240 display, Bluetooth, WiFi and much more.

For all the details, brush up on your Italian and check out Vodafone.

[Via: BlackBerryCool]

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