If you are Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) UK subscriber, you could potentially be in for quite some treat. Vodafone UK are currently running a competition based around their music proposition, to meet the Black Eyed Peas. The Peas have just released their Rock Your Body joint from The E.N.D album, which is a seriously phat wedge ...

A couple of days ago we informed you about the fact that some HTC Magic handsets sold by Vodafone Spain were bundled with memory cards filled with malware. The infection was pretty serious, since were talking about the Mariposa botnet, that was responsible for messing up 12,000,000 individual computers last year. Right now we know that

Comic titles like Chacha Chaudhary and Suppandi take one down the memory lane. Trying to get a copy wouldn’t be a simpler deal. Now, one can read their favorite comics on their mobile phones with Vodafone’s launch of the Chhota Comics service. Through this service, one gets to read strips and even full length

Orange UK has secured the rights to sell the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 in the United Kingdom. Orange today announced that it would begin selling the XPERIA X10 in April for free, but only for select calling and data contracts. Orange’s announcement claims they have an exclusive, but Vodafone has also said it would carry

It looks like the virus-strewn HTC Magic that was recently purchased from Vodafone UK is only the tip of the iceberg. According to Vodafone Spain, some 3,000 users in all may have been exposed to Mariposa malware which used the handsets storage to make its way to customers PCs via USB, leading the

Vodafone 845 is the codename of one of the latest rumored phones that will feature the Android 2.1 operative system. It will cost approximately $200 and comes with a good set of features such as the 2.8-inch QVGA display screen, and a 3.2-megapixel camera. Other features of the latest Vodafone cellphone include 512MB of internal memory,

Late last year, the Mariposa Working Group (comprised of Defence Intelligence, the Georgia Tech Information Security Center, Panda Security, and other international security experts and law enforcement agencies) worked together to bring down what is considered to be the largest botnet in history. This botnet, called Mariposa, wreaked havoc on up to 12,000,000 individual computers

Last week Vodafone Spain announced it had determined the microSD card to be the cause of some crazy activity on their HTC Magic. When this had first surfaced, Vodafone Spain said that it was an isolated incident and only affected the one device in the UK. (And we might have even scoffed a bit at Panda Security possibly crying wolf.) But over a rather short period of time we have seen that number j...

Malware found in HTC Magic phones has been traced back to memory cards that shipped in about 3,000 phones, according to report citing Vodafone.

Earlier this month there were isolated reports that Vodafone in Spain had been shipping HTC Magic devices infected with Mariposa botnet malware. Now, as many has 3,000 Android powered HTC Magic devices have been infected with the Conficker worm, Mariposa botnet, and a Lineage (game) password stealer, through their 8GB microSD cards. Vodafone is sending letters, replacement microSD cards, and virus...