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ZTE's latest Vodafone 1231 smartphone has made it to the FCC, and pictures of the Vodafone-branded handset have appeared in the Web. The phone features a 2.5" QVGA display, built-in GPS, 64MB of RAM, and a 1.3Mpix camera, however it lacks 3G and Wi-Fi...

Vodafone's new VF830 surprisingly differs from the rest of the carrier's own handsets being cool enough to be considered. This prepaid-only phone looks like a mid-range slider from Samsung or LG, and features a 3.2Mpix camera and HSDPA support.
Available now for just £80 (about $139) contract-free.

Some sources report that HP will soon release a new consumer-oriented iPAQ smartphone. The HP Oak, as they name it, will available in Europe via Vodafone for about £260. The device's known specifications include:

• Windows Mobile 6.1;
• Touchscreen and slide out keypad;
• 7.2Mbps HSDPA connectivity;
• Wi-Fi connectivity;
• Bluetooth 2.

While Verizon and Vodafone are taking their time with announcing the BlackBerry Storm, a promotional video for the handset made by Vodafone has leaked in the web today. Here it is:

It looks like Vodafone will be selling RIM’s BlackBerry Storm in Germany, as confirmed by a new page on Vodafone’s German site now has a new page dedicated to the upcoming launch of the BlackBerry Storm. At the same time several photos of the device have surfaced in the Internet. You can see one of them below.

Well, it's two countries alr

Vodafone subscribers in the UK are pretty lucky, as they'll be able to get their hands on the BlackBerry Storm earlier than the rest of us. The carrier has announced today that it's planning to release the handset in late October, instead of November/December, as thought previously.

Some of the device's key features include:

• 360 × 480 resolution touchscreen display (first ever on BlackBerry);
• 3.

Palm's Treo Pro has showed up at Vodafone's business site today. The price is £340.43 ($623), and will vary depending on the contract.

Features of the Treo Pro include:

• Qualcomm 400Mhz processor;
• 3G/HSDPA;
• Wi-Fi;
• GPS;
• Bluetooth 2.0 with EDR;
• 2Mpix camera;
• microSDHC card expansion;
• 3.

Vodafone UK has announced the availability of the BlackBerry Bold for its corporate customers.

Moreover, the device goes for free on a £35 (about $62) plan, which includes 600 minutes of talk time at 500MB of monthly data for 2 years.

It's a great deal considering that most larger companies will have to pay a whole fortune to equip their staff with mobile gear.

FCC has approved the new Huawei-made Vodafone 724FM cell phone.

The device has a plain unattractive design, and features a QVGA screen, tri-band GSM/EDGE radio, Bluetooth, microSD slot, and a 2Mpix camera.

The price is unknown yet, but with such boring looks and specs we doubt its future popularity...

Vodafone UK has released the LG's fashionable 5Mpix slider KF750 Secret.

While it is still not available on-line, you can get the device at any Vodafone retail store in the UK.

The price is £250 (about $491) on contract.