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| In the UK, Vodafone is set to discontinue four smartphones, according to SoMobile.
These are the HTC Sensation XL, Nokia C3, Samsung Galaxy Mini, and
BlackBerry Torch 9810. For the first three of those this undoubtedly has
something to do with the fact that they'll all be getting successors
announced at the end of this month in Barcelona during Mobile World
Congress. The HTC One X should succeed the Sensation XL in the ‘huge smartphone' category for the Taiwanese company, while the recently leaked Nokia Asha 302 will pick up where the C3 left off. And the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2‘s pedigree is pretty obvious from its name. So we may safely assume that Big Red will sell these new handsets at some point. | |
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