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Vodafone V640i with Netfront, one of the worst mobile browsing experiences
This summer I had the opportunity of getting a new phone for free (or for a small fee on some models) included in a new contract that dotMobi got for me. I thought it would be a good idea to … Continue reading
Is it good to hide the user-agent in mobile?
Recently Vodafone plugged a new infrastructure in their mobile network. In two words, it is a proxy that is also capable of transcoding web page contents to be suitable for mobile devices.While I don’t know the marketing plan behind this, … Continue reading
Betavine and GPL software
Vodafone’s Betavine has launched a serie of updates, including a section for the development of open-source, much like SourceForge.To kick-start the site they have included some libraries that Vodafone is releasing as open-source. I am especially happy about the GPL … Continue reading
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Vodafone UK: welcome flat fee data, good bye IM and P2P
Vodafone is introducing a new data plan which is very near to a flat fee if not even better. Customers will pay a flat 1 pound per day to browse anywhere including the portal AND any site on the web. … Continue reading
Vodafone explains removal of N95 VoIP
According to Vodafone it is better to remove VoIP functionality from the Nokia N95 because the quality is not good enough. Read more here:Vodafone explains removal of N95 VoIP I think that if Vodafone is saying it so loud it … Continue reading
