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Vodafone UK Now Offers The HTC HD Mini

Vodafone UK Now Offers The HTC HD Mini

Vodafone subscribers looking for another smartphone that isn’t powered by Google’s Android OS should be quite happy to hear that Vodafone UK is now offering the HTC HD Mini which is powered by Windows Mobile 6.5, something that is rarely seen nowadays. You’ll be able to pick up the phone for free if you agree to a £25/month 2-year contract that includes unlimited texts, 300 minutes a month and 500MB worth of data. Specifications of the HTC HD Mini include:

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