iPhone gets the Vodafone treatment
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- Iphone5
- 3aJ
- 21 Jan 2011
I really enjoy my iphone 4...
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- harriet vodafone
- Mx@
- 28 May 2008
iphones sexy like me :)
hehe
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- hot mama
- MF{
- 13 May 2008
i phone is rubbish i had one for about a week an got rid cos there so akward and annoyingly crap
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- Skeptical Vodafone d
- v0g
- 13 May 2008
I work for Vodafone and I gotta say what the hell is the point of all this? iPhone is just another marketing gimmick by Apple to make a sub-par product that sounds revolutionary.
Apple = charlatans
I'll just hold out for the N96, thank you very much...
- J
- JK
- M3s
- 12 May 2008
If the rest of the world is anything like the Irish market, anyone hoping for a cheap iphone is going to be unpleasantly surprised. Vodafone have a habit of jacking up handset prices, along with anything else they can jack up. And of course there's a problem with congestion in India, there's a problem with everything to do with population in India. This is all smoke and mirrors, this iPhone is the greatest red herring i've ever seen. It's just like the 6 months before the N95 was released in which everyone logged in here and voted for it as the best phone ever without ever seeing one, how many people are ACTUALLY USING THE IPHONE ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS? Speaking as a cellphone retail manager i can tell you right now that the iPhone in this country was one of the most limp, underwhelming handsets of the last two years. The nokia mid-range lineup is far more important in the short AND long term. Don't get me wrong, you'll never hear me shouting for Nokia, but with all respect, everyone talks about ferraris and drives volkswagens, so can we all please stop wetting our pants about a phone that's not going to be affordable for everyday use for half a decade?
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- alejandro
- Pa8
- 09 May 2008
in chile the iphone comming with "claro chile"
in web site Terra.cl you can read about this.
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- Voda_Guy
- Mx@
- 08 May 2008
@ Stanly. Where exactly did you get that made up information from? If you "actually" work for vodafone, where abouts? I'm in the EBU section in Newark. So please enlighten me on your info.
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- Bundy
- ftb
- 08 May 2008
iphone, itunes, Vodafone DRM i already dont like the sound of it will Vodafone brand this phone like every other phone if so i hope they make it dirt cheap i don’t intend paying high prices to represent Vodafone + why Vodafone it 4 years behind any of the other music phone manufacturers No Bluetooth stereo or data transfer.
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- Anonymous
- TIA
- 08 May 2008
The iphone is way over exadur8ed, I dont know what the fuss is about. I am currently using an N95 and am loving it! It has more features! Im guessing that if the iphone is dropped u can say goodbye to it because it wil shatter into a million pieces? Ive spilt alcohol all over my N95, dropped it more than enough times to for it to fall to peices and it still works perfectly!!
I would never trade my N95 for a poxy iphone!!
- S
- Stanly
- AeB
- 08 May 2008
voda has there own 3g tours and there own 2g towers i dont know what the person below me know but i actually work for vodafone and there trying to get there hands on the 32gb not the 16gb.
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- Vijai
- vGk
- 08 May 2008
More over Voda fone is very poor in INDIA. Already it is sufferring from too much of network congesition in south india. Many times some one know to you is calling you and some wrong call gets connected. First Voda must look in to this before bringing is new plans and adds.
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- Anonymous
- PP2
- 08 May 2008
vodafone doesnt roam on the telstra 2g network!
they have thier own network...
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- DD CJ's
- TIA
- 08 May 2008
also NextG (for those who didn't know) is a BRANDING NAME for 3.5g (or HSPDA) as well as Optus' "Turbo G" Which is also 3.5g...
makes me laugh how much people get suckered into believing marketing (although I have to admit that the marketing was very clever...
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- DD CJ's
- TIA
- 08 May 2008
just shows how oblivious the australian market truly is. 3 is the only network that uses telstra roaming in metropoloitan and rural areas. optus and vodafone both use telstra roaming in REMOTE areas in Australia but all that will change when Vodafone complete their coverage upgrades in Dec '08 and Optus in May '09.. At which point all 3 major carriers will have the same network coverage... Leaving 3 the only carrier that uses "national roaming"
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- Anonymous
- PP$
- 08 May 2008
Voda can keep the Iphone for all I care. Congratulations though in getting it, but its not a phone I would want, far to many issues at this stage.
Also, the 3% less coverage than Telstra is in 3G area (City Area), not Next G (Country and Rural Area).
To the people who want to switch to Voda, have fun with coverage issues, long hours waiting on hold, speaking to someone from overseas, no service or after sales care.
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- Anonymous
- PP$
- 08 May 2008
its funny because if you arent on voda 3g, you are roaming on telstra 2g. so no, voda does not have more coverage, and 3g has horrible coverage everywhere but major city centres in aus.
and bleh, it might mean more customers, but theres something like a 4% markup which means no profit in it. hooooooooorah, well done voda, get prepared to be at&t number 2
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- mark p
- mm$
- 08 May 2008
i just hope when they bring the new I-Phone out it gets a decent camera, bluetooth and all the normal things we get on our mobiles today. not the features of a 2006 phone 2 megapixel camera no bluetooth. like iphone now.
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- Anonymous
- 0Rm
- 07 May 2008
htc diamond is way better ..
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- Anonymous
- 39m
- 07 May 2008
You mean no connection whit bluetooth.
I had it for a day from my friend and it cant connect to any device i have at home(mobile phone,comp,headset,GPS,printer).
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- Anonymous
- iIR
- 07 May 2008
Over advertised, not worth the money N95 better camera, gps gd memory and foc much better deal