With the Vodafone 360 Samsung H1, the Korean gadget giant had a phone packing not just the latest social networking skin, but also big old smartphone cajones too. But for those who don’t want all those clever extras, the new Vodafone 360 Samsung M1 might be a better bet. A dinkier version, stripped of some of the H1′s top end innards, it’s out now. So is it worth signing up for? Read our Vodafone 360 Samsung M1 review now and we’ll reveal all.
Vodafone’s Samsung-manufactured 360 H1 represents a bold move for the carrier. Where virtually every other mobile phone player is heading down the Android road to smartphone success, Vodafone has gone for broke and pegged its hopes on the all-new LiMo OS and its own Vodafone 360 social networking service – does the gamble pay off though? Find out in our Vodafone 360 H1 review.
Vodafone 360 isn’t just one app, or one phone. It’s a range of services just launched today from the network, covering everything from social media address books to mapping and app downloads but here’s the twist: it’ll run on supported phones on other networks too. And Vodafone says that will include the iPhone in future. What’s Apple going to make of that one?
UPDATE: The full list of Vodafone 360 supported phones is here.
UPDATE 2: We’ve had a breakdown of Vodafone 360 from the network’s top execs – more details below.
Vodafone 360, a new suite of online services for your Vodafone phone and your PC, sewing in all sorts of social networking skills, has just been announced. Want to dig deeper and get all the deets on it? Read on and find out.
