German mobile carrier Vodafone.de is now listing new iPhones on their website that line up to circulating rumors quite nicely. In several of their accessory pages, Vodafone.de now lists several new iPhone models under compatibility requirements.
German mobile carrier Vodafone.de is now listing new iPhones on their website that line up to circulating rumors quite nicely. In several of their accessory pages, Vodafone.de now lists several new iPhone models under compatibility requirements.
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Vodafone in Australia has just put up a teaser page for what is undoubtedly the upcoming Apple iPhone 5. What else could be “this year’s biggest smartphone release,” some generic run-of-the-mill Android handset?
Vodafone in Australia has just put up a teaser page for what is undoubtedly the upcoming Apple iPhone 5. What else could be “this year’s biggest smartphone release,” some generic run-of-the-mill Android handset? In any case, Vodafone is giving interested customers the ability to subscribe to receive updates about the iconic handset once official information becomes available, and it even offers to “end the rumors.” Isn’t that thoughtful? Apple is expected to introduce the company’s next-generation iPhone at a press conference on October 4th with availability to follow sometime in mid-October.
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The product page for the Vodafone Sure Signal, which works as a signal booster for the carrier’s network, offers a list of phones compatible with the device. The carrier’s site makes mention of four “iPhone 5” models, with capacities of 16GB and 32GB and colors of black and white.
A product listing on the website for U.K. carrier Vodafone has implied that Apple’s next-generation iPhone will be offered in black and white, and available in the same two capacities it has been for years: 16 and 32 gigabytes.
Using cutting edge 3D Projection Vodafone bring you The Evolution of Mobile using cutting-edge 3D Projection techniques.
Using cutting edge 3D Projection Vodafone bring you The Evolution of Mobile using cutting-edge 3D Projection techniques. This is the first small-scale projection mapping installation using a hand-held camera. From the Motorola brick through to the first text message and colour screen to GPS and Android. The question is, what’s next?
Watch the vid after the break…
