Vodafone has released its pricing model for the PS Vita ahead of its February 22nd UK launch date. This is the 3G PS Vita we’re looking at – the one with a SIM card built in. So what’ll it cost you? And what goodies will you get in return? Read on to find out. Read more
UPDATE 2: Vodafone’s registration sign up page is now live.
UPDATE: Network Three will also stock the iPhone 4S from day one, we’ve learned.
Not much to say here, other than we’ve confirmed with Vodafone that the iPhone 4S is on the way to the network. Expect it on 14 October, complete with killer Siri voice skills, a dual-core processor and eight megapixel camera capable of full HD video recording.
Vodafone’s launching a new initiative today, “Data Test Drive”, which promises to change the way you buy a phone on contract. Buy a smartphone through the network and for three months you can use all the data you want. The point isn’t to go overboard, but to find out how much you actually use, as you get to grips with your new blower.
Thought the £99 HP TouchPad was a bargain? Wait until you get a load of this: earlier this week, Vodafone accidentally sold the rather swish Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, complete with a year’s worth of data, for less than the price of er, a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Oops.
RIM has outed a brand new BlackBerry this morning – the BlackBerry Curve 9360. Following the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and BlackBerry Torch 9860, like it’s predecessor’s the newest Curve is a more modestly specced, affordable option.
It’s already up on the Vodafone site marked as “coming soon” and we’ll be getting hands on with it later this morning. In the meantime, here’s the specs you can expect from the BlackBerry Curve 9360…
Vodafone is rolling out carrier billing for the Android Market. That means Android owners on the network will be able to charge app purchases to their phone bills and pay for them alongside calls, texts and data. Initially the new feature is only available to Android owners who bough their phone directly from Vodafone through its online or retail stores.
Billing has always been one of the biggest Android Market bugbears thanks to the eccentricities of Google Checkout. Vodafone is the first European carrier to launch operator billing but Google is said to be negotiating deals with other networks. Click the headline and head to the comments to tell us: will carrier billing make you buy more Android apps from the Android Market?
Out now | £free | Vodafone (via Mobile-Ent.Biz)
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