Vodafone 360

[Navlelo]

Does anyone know if this '360' will work on the new BB's like the Storm 2 and 9700?

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[deejayburnout]

Not sure

Still don't know what the thing is anyways

I thought it was a new handest from vodafone.

[sco77harris]

I just saw about this new program, it looks potentially really really good, but currently it does not support blackberries.

I was actually involved in a Vodafone market research program not too long ago and one of the ideas i came up with was people to be able to see where you are in real time like google latitude it appears they have taken on this idea, which is quite pleasing.

[deejayburnout]

That doesn't sound too good

Its bad enough that there is CCTV on every street corner without having people find where you are in real time

Big brother is taking over. ..... As well as Tesco

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[sco77harris]

its optional so you can turn it off ofc

[jaanu2k]

Originally Posted by deejayburnout

Not sure

Still don't know what the thing is anyways

I thought it was a new handest from vodafone.

I thought the exact same thing until this thread lol

[elgraves]

Doesn't seem to be a huge amount of information for the "next big thing". I've seen a couple of bill boards and some banners on the Voda website but nothing that actually outlines what it does. Still, if there's no BB support at the moment I wont get too upset

[BBThemes]

Originally Posted by elgraves

Doesn't seem to be a huge amount of information for the "next big thing". I've seen a couple of bill boards and some banners on the Voda website but nothing that actually outlines what it does. Still, if there's no BB support at the moment I wont get too upset

uh there is bb support, but not OS5 support, so 9700 and 9520 users are left 360 less, basically 360 is a new service, and there are also 2 360 handsets (samsung M1 and H1) the 360 system syncs all your contacts to the cloud, as a virtual backup, and also you can manage the contacts online too, if anyone rememebers it, it replaces the ZYB service

as for the handsets themselves (which also have app stores, 3d contacts listing and the like) well they ent blackberrys lol

[deejayburnout]

Seems a bit pointless to me.

I can sync my bb contacts to my pc anyways.

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[BBThemes]

Originally Posted by deejayburnout

Seems a bit pointless to me.

I can sync my bb contacts to my pc anyways.

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its wirleless OTA syncing, so lets say your away on holdiay and dont take the pc, meet someone, add number, few days later lose ya phone, no biggie, its backed up, i do admit for us users that backup on a regualr basis its not so important, but i work in a phone shop, and when you ask someone if they have backed up the most common answer i get is `oh how do i do that? do i have to use the cd in the box? do i need to get a cable for that?` as you can see, people like that will benefit big time

[deejayburnout]

I see what you mean there.

Suppose that's a good thing but I did expect more form it than that if you know what I mean.

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[shane2short]

Originally Posted by daveastra

its wirleless OTA syncing, so lets say your away on holdiay and dont take the pc, meet someone, add number, few days later lose ya phone, no biggie, its backed up, i do admit for us users that backup on a regualr basis its not so important, but i work in a phone shop, and when you ask someone if they have backed up the most common answer i get is `oh how do i do that? do i have to use the cd in the box? do i need to get a cable for that?` as you can see, people like that will benefit big time

i personaly think that service iz no biggy.... if your contact in your fone book mean that much 2 u, u learn how 2 back up your contacts, if they dont u wont bother. anyways who wants vodafone storing all ya contacts anwayz

[yinqiaol]

Well this is a good site

[richellemedina]

Vodafone has launched a new Internet service for Vodafone 360, which give access to a suite of applications such as social networking and other embedded applications. This will help service providers improve their revenue stream and compete with other service providers. Vodafone 360, which was developed in the open source operating system, Limo, allow users to register the phone and social networking contacts in one place.

[brucewayn]

Vodafone 360, which gives access to the application suite, such as social networking and other embedded applications. This will help service providers improve their revenue sources and competitive with other service providers. Vodafone 360, which is well-developed open source operating system system.Its good speed.