Vodafone puts a 360 spin on mobile social networking

And first UK Linux Mobiles coming this year

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By silicon.com, 25 September 2009 15:35

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Vodafone launched its social networking and aggregation service on Thursday.

The service, Vodafone 360, places contacts and contents from internet services and social networks into one place.

The mobile operator is also launching two Vodafone 360 phones. The Samsung handsets will be the first UK phones to run Linux Mobile (LiMo) and will arrive before the end of the year.

Vodafone 360 Samsung H1 (photo credit: Vodafone)

ZDNet UK has more on the Vodafone aggregation service here.

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