Vodafone has confirmed it's the first of the big four mobile operators to launch a 3G service, with the wraps officially taken off the third-generation tech to 13 countries today. The UK's biggest ...
update Vodafone today unveiled its third-generation (3G) high-speed mobile phone service, going head-to-head with competitors Hutchison, Telstra and eventually Optus. The carrier's service will ...
Vodafone today announced its third-generation (3G) network would be commercially launched in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra this October with other capital cities to follow in 2006. Hi, I look after ...
As the world's largest mobile carrier, Vodafone's capacity for making dramatic statements and sweeping business maneuvers is now more expected than it is surprising. The multinational's aggressive ...
Vodafone's second annual M2M Adoption Barometer* found that M2M adoption has grown more than 80%, with over one-fifth of companies actively using the technology. The Vodafone MachineLink 3G Plus is ...
Vodafone has lit-up its 3G wireless network in a variety of markets (none of them which are the US, just in case you were a bit confused). To go along with the launch, they’ve introduced 10 new phones ...
Wireless carrier Vodafone Group is testing femtocell technology, which uses mini base stations in homes and small offices to improve indoor 3G coverage. The larger version of this concept is the ...
Vodafone UK is killing its 3G network altogether next year or in 2023. It plans to direct its undivided attention to the next generation of connectivity, such as the 4G and 5G networks, which still ...
Vodafone claims to have successfully completed the first 'roaming' call between two third generation (3G) mobile comms networks. The call was completed on Wednesday (19 December) between Vodafone's ...
Vodafone has failed to bring 3G coverage to 90% of the UK population before a deadline set by Ofcom, it has emerged. The regulator revealed that Vodafone had only managed to provide 3G to 88.6% of the ...
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