Looks like Vodafone UK is doing some serious streamlining in terms of which devices they will keep in their 2010 line up. Early this January, it was announced that Vodafone would no longer offer the HTC HD2 to its regular customers but only to the business clients. Delays on the manufacturing and launch of the XPERIA X2 have also gotten the device off Vodafone’s list.
While the Storm 2 is a pretty good mobile phone, it was not doing well in sales and this is probably why Vodafone stopped offering the device to its clients.
On the other hand, things are looking well for Vodafone. They are still growing and expanding. After the successful launch of the Apple iPhone, they have gotten 100,000 units sold in the first week alone. The second week’s haul was also impressive, with more and more subscribers being added to the network since their contracts were expiring and the chance to join the high-speed 3G network of the UK operator is a very tempting offer.
The secret behind Vodafone’s successful 3G network is thanks to the one year of preparations they took to enhance their 3G signal. Vodafone also re-released the Femtocell sure signal 3G which will bring stronger 3G signals to houses.
Over the weekend, Vodafone had to do some damage control as an employee caused plenty of chaos in the Twitter web page by posting offensive content. This caused fears that the company may have been hacked. Customer representatives were quick to apologize for the incident and explained that it was the action of a rogue employee. The employee has already been caught and is on indefinite leave. For most people, the offender should have been terminated outright.
For more details on Vodafone UK and why they dropped the BlackBerry Storm 2, go to Know You Mobile.
No longer is it news that just two months back the latest flavor of the mobile operating system known as the Windows Mobile 6.5 was released into the market and can now be found in virtually everywhere. There are some of the devices that appeal to users world over, these are the HTC HD2, Sony Ericsson Xperia X2, Samsung Omnia and others.
Whichever of these handsets has the capacity to deliver great experience for users. This however is not based on the hardware specifications they come with but by courtesy of the kind of software solutions they have inside of them. The Microsoft OS is not to be made reference to through software solutions, rather mention is made based on the interface each of the manufacturers have thrown over the WM platform. The HTC sense for the HD2 and Touch Pro2, the Xperia panels for the Sony Ericsson device and the Samsung TouchWiz for OmniaII.
There is no doubt about the fact that these programs work very well with the handsets they have been specifically designed and built for, the point is what impact are they going to have on other devices? The very imaginative among the users of these devices have been trying some of these programs on different handsets. Some have tried the Xperia x2 panel manager and Xperia panels and so on. The video below reveals more on what the likely outcome of porting a Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 to the HTC Touch Pro2
Sometimes you not only let your imagination sail, you put it into real life and let it become real. Whatever comes out as a result of your trying these programs with different handsets may be worth it in the long run. If on the contrary it does not, you certainly must have learnt some new things about the software programs you buy.
HTC HD2 is one of the latest HTC phones which are equipped with the unique and ingenious user interface experience that HTC has come up with, known as HTC Sense. The presence of HTC Sense is one of the most important features in HD2, as it is unique to support the highly sensitive multi-touch capacitive touch screen of the handset being based on Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. The set is equipped with a G-Sensor, a Proximity Sensor and an Ambient Light Sensor to make the complex multi-touch mechanism possible.
The most amazing feature of HTC HD2 is the remarkable smoothness and the crispness of the resolution with which the interface of the handset works, which is the best attribute of the HTC Sense interface. The capacitive touch screen offers you immense control on the software with remarkable ease and simplicity, as you change the way your phone setup looks and see things happens just like you have them in your mind literally through your fingertips. This is the magic of HTC Sense that brings a smooth and intuitive interface through the powerful, yet miniature hardware with which the HTC HD2 is equipped.
Ensuring a high quality web surfing experience is also where HTC Sense proves such an important factor in HTC HD2, allowing you access to a number of applications and widgets of your choice, and allowing you to completely engineer for yourself how your home screen should look. Your phone brings together all your contacts and updates from your accounts on various websites, and allows you to stay updated on your feeds from Twitter and Facebook. You can place the widget of your favorite website on your home screen to have an instant access, or you could even enjoy the convenience of keeping an eye on the local weather with an amazing weather widget updating constantly on your home screen.
Make sure you stay up to date with the latest deals for the HTC HD2 on contract and Pay As You Go as this is going to be a great phone.
No longer is it news that just two months back the latest flavor of the mobile operating system known as the Windows Mobile 6.5 was released into the market and can now be found in virtually everywhere. There are some of the devices that appeal to users world over, these are the 
HTC HD2 is one of the latest HTC phones which are equipped with the unique and ingenious user interface experience that HTC has come up with, known as HTC Sense. The presence of HTC Sense is one of the most important features in HD2, as it is unique to support the highly sensitive multi-touch capacitive touch screen of the handset being based on Windows Mobile 6.5 operating system. The set is equipped with a G-Sensor, a Proximity Sensor and an Ambient Light Sensor to make the complex multi-touch mechanism possible.