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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VOD | Vodafone | 21:00 GMT | 29.33 | -0.87 | -2.88% | 15661749 | N/A | -0.55 | 144.2B |
Latest Vodafone news
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BlackBerry is back as the new black
Misek thinks people should buy Blackberry shares as the outfit seems to have pulled its nadgers out of the fire and said his findings were based on checks with top mobile carriers and retailers in both countries, including Bell, Rogers and Telus in Canada, and Carphone Warehouse, Vodafone, and Orang -
Intel appoints Brian Krzanich CEO
James will also begin on 16 May. James was previously chief of staff for ex-CEO Andy Grove and serves on the board of directors for Vodafone and VMware. -
EE hopes to seduce customers with speedier 4G
It is also worth noting that EE will no longer be Britain’s only 4G provider as O2 and Vodafone are expected to roll out their 4G service in a matter of months. However, EE still feels in can get as many as one million 4G subscribers by year end. -
Everybody's a winner in UK 4G auction
Ofcom has announced the winners of its 4G spectrum auction and it seems like every carrier got its share of the cake. Telefonica (O2), Vodafone, EE, Three and BT subsidiary Niche Spectrum Ventures all won spectrum. -
Blackberry Z10 beats Apple's iPhone on components mark up
To make matters worse, the costs of owning a Blackberry on a contract are also pretty heavy. If you buy one from Vodafone, for example, it will cost you £37 per month (plus £69 up front) - so the phone ends up costing you over a grand. -
Vodafone warns iOS 6.1 breaks 3G on iPhone 4S
Vodafone has been sending out text messages to iPhone 4S owners warning them not to upgrade to Apple's latest iOS 6.1. -
Seven companies bid in UK 4G auction
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Ofcom reveals 4G spectrum bidders
The communications watchdog revealed that the companies selected to begin the auction process are Everything Everywhere, Telefónica (which owns O2), Vodafone, HKT (a subsidiary of PCCW) -
TalkTalk just about misses last place in Ofcom satisfaction survey
Taking too long to handle complaints or problems contributed to a small reduction in satisfaction among Orange and T-Mobile customers, while Vodafone scored lower than average for the usefulness of the advice and information provided. -
Indian telcos ordered to link with RIM's 'interception server'
Though telecommunication companies have been asking the Indian government for a four month extension before they had to comply, this has been denied. -
EE gets its 4G head start this October
When the ball finally got rolling, Ofcom was then criticised by Everything Everywhere rival Vodafone - now merged with O2 to offer its own 4G networks - of giving the company an unfair advantage, fearing that for the time being, its own services would be Nothing, Nowhere. -
How Apple has stuffed up the iPhone 5
This only helps Deutsche Telekom and the British EE venture with France Telecom SA. Vodafone and Telefonica’s O2 unit will only be able to offer the iPhone 5 on their slower 3G networks. -
Mobile operators slam Ofcom's 4G decision
Ofcom has drawn the ire of Vodafone and O2 following the allocation of existing broadband spectrum for 4G use. -
Osborne praises East London Tech City investment
Chancellor George Osborne today revealed some details on plans for East London Tech City - including confirmation that Barclays and Vodafone will be investing. He called it a "triple whammy" because they were joined by a Japanese social gaming business, Gree. -
Vodafone appoints Les Patterson style social media ambassador
A Vodafone store employee who claims to be the phone company's "social media expert" and "ambassador" has been slamming customers on Twitter and Facebook as "mentally retarded" and threatened them with a "pimp slap backhand -
Londoners told to stop using mobiles
It did not mention who the telco was but the official 2012 Olympic communications services providers are BT, Vodafone and O2, owned by Spain's Telefonica. They all said they had not seen any network problems. -
Top ISPs snub net neutrality code of conduct
It has been signed by BT, BSkyB, O2, TalkTalk and Three but Virgin Media, Vodafone and the two Everything Everywhere networks, T-Mobile and Orange are not signing. -
Vodafone and Telefonica team up for shared 4G grid
Vodafone and Telefonica have announced plans to join forces with the ultimate goal of creating a shared 4G grid in the UK.
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