The Motorola E815 is the successor to the V710, and like its predecessor, it is a premium phone which shares a large number of similar features, including:

• 1.3 megapixel camera with LED flash, 4x digital zoom, and self-portrait capability, video clips up to 3 minutes
• Video capture and playback (3GP)
• TFT LCD with 176x220 pixels supporting 262,000 colors.
• Integrated stereo MP3 player
• 40 MB of internal flash memory
• Expandability via TransFlash / microSD memory cards (up to 1 GB in capacity)
• Full-duplex speakerphone
• Speaker independent speech recognition with voice digit dialing
• High-Speed Data Technology: cdma2000 1xRTT, EVDO
• GPS Localization
• Bluetooth 1.1: HSP, HFP, DUN, OPP, OBEX (Alltel) and FTP profiles
• USB to PC Sync

Other technical data include:

• Form Factor: Clamshell
• Stub/Extendable Antenna
• Battery Life: Talk: 4.67 hours, Standby: 280 hours (11.7 days)
• 2.5 mm jack

The E815 also supports picture and ringer ID's, up to 6 numbers per contact, using MP3's and MIDI files as ringtones, Openwave WAP 2.0, EMS/MMS/SMS picture messaging, voice memos, alarms, calculator and calendars.

The E815 is known for having superb reception and has received a warm welcome from many phone enthusiasts disappointed with the shortcomings of the V710.

Verizon has pulled out all the stops with its latest V Cast handset. The handsome, clamshell-style Motorola E815 not only supports Verizon's high-speed EV-DO network but also packs in a 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth connectivity, a TransFlash card for extra memory, an MP3 player, and even a speakerphone. Like other Verizon 3G phones we've tested, the E815 is a bit on the bulky side, and we're peeved that Verizon continues to disable Bluetooth file transfers. That said, this probably is Verizon's best V Cast phone yet. If you want to jump on the 3G bandwagon and you live in Verizon's EV-DO coverage area, the E815 is a tempting choice. At $200 (or $99 with a two-year contract and an online discount), the E815 is more affordable than most multimedia handsets. With its smooth lines and tapered curves, the clamshell-style, silver and gray Motorola E815 looks small and slender compared with the other 3G phones we've seen. But looks can be deceiving: When we broke out our tape measure, we discovered that the phone is just as big at 3.7 by 1.9 by 1 inches and slightly heavier at 4.6 ounces. The handset's overall size and stubby, retractable antenna make for a tight fit in a jeans pocket, but it has a solid feel overall.

The Motorola E815's media player does a decent, if not exceptional job of cranking out your tunes. Once you've transferred some MP3s to the phone's TransFlash card, you can set up playlists and listen through the phone's stereo headset. Repeat and shuffle modes are available, and you can scan forward or reverse within a song, although you can't hear the music while you're scanning. You can keep listening to your music after you've flipped the phone shut, but there isn't a play/pause button on the front cover, as on the CDM-8940.

As expected, customization options on the Motorola E815 are good. You can change the wallpaper and screensaver using either a preexisting image or one of your snapshots; switch the menu's color schemes to Scarlet, Techno, or Moto; and choose from the 10 polyphonic ring tones and two MP3 tones that you can assign to your contacts. Our phone had "Eye of the Tiger" and "Get it Poppin"; you can download more from Verizon's Get It Now service. The handset also comes with a pair of games--S.W.A.T. and Swerve Basketball--although gaming junkies will probably want to try one of the 3D V Cast games (the first-person Need for Speed Underground 3D was our favorite).

We tested the dual-band (CDMA 900/1900; 1xEV-DO) Motorola E815 in New York City, and our voice calls sounded crystal clear. Our data connectivity was another matter, however. In the signal-rich environment of Manhattan, we got a steady EV-DO connection, but in nearby Brooklyn--a borough in which we had steady service with Verizon's other V Cast phones--our test phone kept flipping between EV-DO and the slower 1xRTT. If you live on the outskirts of an EV-DO-served city and you're considering the E815, consider a test-drive before snapping it up.

The Motorola E815's photos looked excellent for a camera phone's; images were reasonably sharp and detailed with rich colors. Those looking for images worthy of a standalone camera are bound for disappointment, but barring Sprint's new 2-megapixel camera phone, the Samsung MM-A800, these are some of the best handset snapshots we've seen.

Motorola promises more than 4.5 hours of talk time and 11 days of standby time from the E815. In CNET Labs' tests, we got 4 hours of talk time and just a litte more than a week of standby time. According to the FCC, the E815 has a digital SAR rating of 1.24 watts per kilogram.

T-Mobile showed off its new G1 mobile phone at a press event in New York Tuesday, thus becoming the first carrier to offer a device run on Google’s Android open source mobile platform.
The device, which was developed by device manufacturer HTC, has many of the features commonly seen on many of smartphones on the market, including a touchscreen with drop-and-drag capabilities, a pull-out QWERTY keyboard, and a host of Web-based applications for maps, music and instant messaging.

So business users in search of an effective and speedy smartphone will be pleased to hear that the first phone using Google's Android operating system has just been announced in New York. My encounter with the first handset to reach London was hugely positive. It was fast, responsive and highly enjoyable to use.

The handset has a large, bright and high-resolution touchscreen similar to the iPhone's – it responds to a finger, but not a stylus.

Good job, then, that it has a full QWERTY keypad, revealed when you slide the screen sideways. This sets out its business chops (although you could still use it for instant messaging or updating your Facebook status, kids!) and the screen reformats to landscape so you're ready to type.

Although it's so customisable that everyone's phone will be different, you do have to have a Google Mail account to get started. The phone regularly checks to see if you've had any new mails – if you don't like BlackBerry, set your office email to forward to this Google Mail account and it's an efficient and cost-effective way to keep in touch. Other email accounts can be added. Of course, Google's other applications, like documents and spreadsheets are available, plus Google Maps which uses the built-in GPS.

Features:


Date and Pricing
$179 on October 22nd. (That's with a two year contract.) Unlimited internet with "some messaging" will run $25/month. Unlimited internet and messaging is $35/month. Data plans will require voice plans.

Screen
The G1 sports a 3.17" 65K color touchscreen that runs in HVGA (480×320) resolution.

Battery Life
You can talk for 5 hours, or keep the phone in standby for 130 hours.

Camera
3.1MP, or right around 35mm 4x6 print quality.

Frequency Fun
GSM/GPRS/EDGE/Wi-Fi and UMTS/HSDPA
850/900/1700/1800/1900/2100Mhz

Dimensions
4.60” x 2.16” x 0.62”; Weight: 5.6 ounces. And available in white, black and brown.

Storage
1GB MicroSD card preinstalled. Supports 8GB MicroSD.

GPS
Of course, what would Google Maps be without it?

Google Maps
G1's Maps application will integrate Street View so you can see where you are going. But in an industry first, a built-in compass orients the map to your position. North is always up!

Android Market
Similar to the iPhone's mobile App Store, the Android Market will allow downloading of various Android apps from the phone, to the phone.

Amazon MP3 Store
Amazon's MP3 store will be preloaded on every G1, allowing the download of 6 million DRM-free tracks with singles starting at 89 cents. Downloading music requires a Wi-Fi connection, previewing can be done over T-Mobile's network.

YouTube
Yep, it's on there.

T-Mobile’s unveiling of the world’s first Android phone comes ten months after Google first announced its intention to distribute Android as an open source mobile operating system. U.S. carriers Sprint and Verizon have also committed to eventually supporting Android-based devices on their networks.

Problem Solution Nokia N95

Problem :
no tools for application settings, infrared and radio tools. USB were not detected by the computer.

Solution :
The N95 works after all. Just download mt6227 usb driver from the internet and also pc sync. For the COM port, try different COM ports through the nokia pc suite and at least one of them will work.

Problem :
My chinese clone of N95 is continuously restarting with SIM and its bluetooth is also not working,tried restore factory settings but of no use.Any suggestions??

Solution :
Hi for drivers and PC Sync Suite go to http://www.chinamanuals.com

Problem :
i want free MT 6227 drivers whre i can find it

Solution :
Test if your new device needs settings for sending multimedia messages (MMS) and browsing the Internet.
Please verify with your operator or service provider that MMS and/or browsing are included in your service package.
Step 1: Test to see if your device needs MMS settings
Step 2: Test to see if your device needs mobile browsing settingsPress the zero key of your Nokia device for three seconds. If your device connects to your operator site or any other home page, you have the settings. You don’t need to download settings - just start browsing and messaging!
BUt if you still receive an error message,
Step 3: Download settings
**If you have gone through steps 1-2 and check failed, order settings for your device.
Browsing & MMS settings
1. Includes settings for:
2. Multimedia messaging (MMS settings)
3. Mobile browsing (WAP/GPRS settings)
4. Internet access point (Internet settings)
Download standard settings @:
https://nokiags.wdsglobal.com/standard?siteLanguageId=118
For Email, streaming and more
For your selected phones and more advanced users, includes settings for:
1. Streaming
2. Push to talk
3. Email
4. Over-the-air updates of Nokia software (firmware)
Download advanced settings @:
https://nokiags.wdsglobal.com/advanced?siteLanguageId=118

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All Nokia Repairing

Nokia 918p	Disassembling, painting and LED modding illustrated.
Nokia 1100	Illustrated dismantling instructions.
Nokia 1110	This illustrated guide explains how to add a blue SMD LED (in German).
Nokia 1100	Keypad flashing: this helpfull video shows all you need to get the keypad out and a new one in.
Nokia 2100	A detailed tutorial explaining how to open the housing and solder another kind of SMD LEDs onto the logic board (in German).
Nokia 2110	How to refurbish a broken cell phone a flashlight.
Nokia 2300	An illustrated dismantling tutorial.
Nokia 2630	LCD replacement: an illustrated step-by-step DIY tutorial.
Nokia 2650	An illustrated autopsy tutorial.
Nokia 2770	A short keypad flashing videp tutorial.
Nokia 3100	Take apart instructions and pictures.
Nokia 3100	Replacement guide to get the keypad out and another one into the cellphone.
Nokia 3110	All the tips and tricks to get the phone display replaced.
Nokia 3120	How to replace the display of a mobile phone.
Nokia 3200	Relive the glory days with this NES Controller that has been modified into a cellphone. Everything is original - the buttons and casing.
Nokia 3200	A brief video about creating an NES controller cellphone. The electronics used didn't quite fit, so it ended up a little flat [video].
Nokia 3200	An illustrated take apart and reassembly manual.
Nokia 3200	Everything you need to know to get the keypad changed.
Nokia 3210	Working with normal AA-batteries.
Nokia 3210	Display modding (in Swedish).
Nokia 3210	Opening manual - just see how simple it is and do it by yourself. Picture of the PCB (Printed Circuit Board).
Nokia 3210	How to open the housing and add a vibration motor.
Nokia 3210	Tools, parts list and soldering tips to get the SMD LEDs replaced (in German).
Nokia 3210	Changing LED (call.: Blue LED solution) can be very simple.
Nokia 3210	Illustrated dismantling instructions.
Nokia 3210	This HOWTO explains how to add a vibration motor into the housing of the mobile phone (in German).
Nokia 3210	How make the LEDs blink in sync with the vibration motor (in German).
Nokia 3210	How to add a vibration motor (in German).
Nokia 3210	Four solutions to avoid the flicker of white LEDs, caused by the DC/CD convertor (V105 TEA1210TS) (in German).
Nokia 3210	A short HOWTO showing how to take apart the cellular phone and add a vibration motor, no soldering required (in German).
Nokia 3210	A second life for an old mobile phone: how to build a remote car heater control system (in German).
Nokia 3210	This guide provides a step-by-step tutorial explaining the replacement of the SMD LEDs (in German).
Nokia 3210	How to substitute the LEDs with blue one (in German).
Nokia 3210	How to put a vibration alarm motor into the cellphone (in German).
Nokia 3210	LED replacement tutorial: how to change the LED to a new color, e.g. blue, red, white or orange (in German).
Nokia 3210	Schematics for building a data cable for the cell phone (in German).
Nokia 3210 (et. al)	LCD display schematics and disassembly images.
Nokia 3220	A step-by-step dissection guide.
Nokia 3220	Cellphone take apart and LCD screen replacement tutorial.
Nokia 3230	Take apart notes and pictures.
Nokia 3230	Exploded view and parts list.
Nokia 3250	Home made Pokia: retro-fitting an old telephone handset to a mobile phone.
Nokia 3300	Detailed disassembly HOWTO.
Nokia 3310	PhoneGlow: How to change the background-light from green to blue.
Nokia 3310	How to open, instructions and pictures.
Nokia 3310	Strobo-Phone: How you put in a LED, or in this case: a blinking LED.
Nokia 3310	This illustrated guide shows how to rip the LCD from the mobile phone and attach it to a LPT printer port (in German).
Nokia 3310	How to make a custom I/O button. This HOWTO explains how to create a mold from hard plaster and filling it with silicone. This HOWTO explains how to create a caliper mold from hard plaster and filling it with silicone (in German).
Nokia 3310	How to remove a part L511 from the logic board which caused accidentical hangups (in German).
Nokia 3310/3330	Illustrated dissection manual.
Nokia 3310/3330/3410	How to solder SMD LEDs on to the logic board, step-by-step manual with dissection photos (in German).
Nokia 3310/3330	This tutorial describes how to take the cellphone apart and invert the display by changing the foil (in German).
Nokia 3310/3330/3410	(in German).
Nokia 3360	Keypad flashing made easy. This video takes you through all neccessary take apart and re-assembly steps.
Nokia 3390	Disassembly video explaining how to flash the keypad.
Nokia 3410	Disassembly picture gallery and HOWTO.
Nokia 3410	An illustrated step-by-step SMD-LED modding tutorial (in German).
Nokia 3500 Classic	LCD replacement and cellphone dissection tutorial.
Nokia 3510	How to change the LEDs.
Nokia 3510	Do you want to change the color of the cellphone display? This HOWTO tells you how to change the LEDs (in German).
Nokia 3510 / 3510i	LCD module pinouts.
Nokia 3510i / 3530	LCD display schematics and disassembly images.
Nokia 3510i	Dismantling guide and images.
Nokia 3510i	Added a nice LED inside the phone (in Finnish).
Nokia 3510/3510i	Illustrated opening and soldering techniques to get the SMD LEDs replaced.
Nokia 3560	Tools and take apart instructions to get the keypad changed [video].
Nokia 3585	Keypad flashing instruction video.
Nokia 3586	A step-by-step explanation to keypad flashing [video].
Nokia 3650	Complete dismantling tutorial.
Nokia 5100	Opening instructions and pictures.
Nokia 51xx/61xx	Changing LEDs, programming netmonitor, cheat codes.
Nokia 51xx/61xx	Pinout scheme (in German).
Nokia 51xx/61xx	Schematics for a selfmalde data cable.
Nokia 51xx/61xx	Selfmade DLR-3 cable.
Nokia 51xx, 61xx, 71xx und 62xx	Building a serial data cable (RS-232) (in German).
Nokia 5100/6100	Adding an answer/end call button to a headset.
Nokia 5110	Opening instructions and pictures.
Nokia 5110	Complete take apart image gallery.
Nokia 5110	Tools, parts and soldering techniques to get the SMD LEDs converted to another color (in German).
Nokia 5110/5130/6110/6130	How to change the LEDs: take part pictures and soldering tips (in German).
Nokia 5110/6110	Changing the display and keyboard illumination color.
Nokia 5110/6110	A standard audio amplifier adaptor for the headset. A headset is useful device when you are outdoors. At home you may prefer speaking directly to the phone. But you can connect the phone to your hi-fi amplifier at home and play music on the line, record the calls, and use it as a "wireless microphone".
Nokia 5130	How to exchange the original LEDs to blue LEDs (in German).
Nokia 5140	An illustrated take apart tutorial.
Nokia 51xx/61xx/62xx/71xx	A short-circuit to get the backlight always on (this is the same technique as used in the car kit) (in German).
Nokia 5200	An illustrated LCD screen substitution tutorial.
Nokia 5210	This HOWTO shows how to put blue SMD LEDs into the mobile phone housing (in German).
Nokia 5210	All the tools (Torx-6 screwdriver, tweezers, wire cutter, gloves, soldering iron) and tricks you need to get the LEDs changed (in German).
Nokia 5300 Express Music	Take apart and LCD screen replacement guide with photos.
Nokia 5310	Cellphone LCD screen replacement and disassembly guide.
Nokia 5510	Disassembly pictures and HOWTO.
Nokia 6015i	Do want to mod up the housing of this cellphone? Look up this detailed take apart pictures.
Nokia 6061	How to open the protector case, an illustrated guide.
Nokia 6100	.
Nokia 6100	Opening guide with pictures.
Nokia 6100, 7210, 6610, 7250 and 6220	Controlling a mobile phone display with an Atmel-AVR chipset.
Nokia 6101 (Rogers Wireless)	An illustrated take apart HOWTO.
Nokia 6101	Illustrated faceplate installation guide.
Nokia 6110	How to add a dimmer to the mobile phone backlight, a soldering manual with pictures, electronic parts list, and schematics.
Nokia 6110	How to disassembly the housing and attach a screen protector foil (in German).
Nokia 6110	Integrated LED flashlight.
Nokia 6110/6130/6150	This manual explains how to open the housing and replace the SMD LEDs (in German).
Nokia 6150	Many old Nokia cellular phones have graphical LCDs based on the PCD8544 controller. These are perfect for various electronic projects with microcontrollers. The interface is a two-wire serial type (clock and data), and some additional signals. The LCD supply is a single 3.3 V with very low supply current. This is not really a "hack"; we are merely re-using parts of the phone.
Nokia 6170/7270	Exploded drawing with parts list.
Nokia 6200	Keypad replacement: this video guide gives you some assistance.
Nokia 6210	LED color conversion guide: soldering, parts, schematics, pictures and explanations (in German).
Nokia 6210	Dismantling instructions with illustrations.
Nokia 6210	How to open the housing with a Torx screw driver and replace the cover (in German).
Nokia 6210	This step-by-step tutorial tells you everything you need to know for changing the cellphone LEDs (in German).
Nokia 6230	HOW-TO: Make a Nokia Pop port to female mini jack with volume control for the HDS-3 cable to the headset.
Nokia 6230	Take apart picture gallery.
Nokia 6230	Cellphone take apart guide, describing how to replace the keypad.
Nokia 6230i	A teardown report with disassembly photos.
Nokia 6234	A short guide to disassembly and LCD panel substitution.
Nokia 6260	Take apart HOWTO and image gallery.
Nokia 6280	Display cover removal for dust cleaning, an illustrated tutorial.
Nokia 6280	How to fit a replacement LCD screen to a mobilephone.
Nokia 6280	Your cellphone screen doesn't work anymore, this DIY replacement guide will help.
Nokia 6300	An illustrated guide to LCD changing.
Nokia 6310	This guide provides assistance to get the LEDs changed to LEDs with another color (in German).
Nokia 6310	You don't like the color of the original LEDs? Here are some pictures explaining how to get the conversion done (in German).
Nokia 6310i	An illustrated take apart guide to prepare the removal of the LCD.
Nokia 6310/6310i	Illustrated take apart tutorial.
Nokia 6310/6310i	How to attach SMD diodes to the logic board: a soldering manual (in German).
Nokia 6500 Classic	A guide to mobile phone screen replacement.
Nokia 6500 Slide	All you need to know about swapping the LCD screen: take apart guide, tools, tricks and pics.
Nokia 6510	Dismantling and reaassembly guide with pictures.
Nokia 6510	How to achieve a background color hardware inversion of the monochrome LCD display by attaching a polarization foil behind the screen (in German).
Nokia 6510/8310	LED replacement HOWTO: parts list and soldering tips (in German).
Nokia 6560	This video guides you through keypad flashing.
Nokia 6600	Dismantling instructions with pictures.
Nokia 6600	Take apart explantions and pictures.
Nokia 6600	How to replace the BL-5C battery with a BL-6C.
Nokia 6610	Project: LogiNoki - Logitech G5 Laser Mouse and Nokia 6610 Mobile Phone LCD Screen Hybrid.
Nokia 6610i	Pictures from the inside, dismantling instructions.
Nokia 6630	An illustrated opening and take apart tutorial.
Nokia 6650	Illustrated opening tutorial.
Nokia 6670/7610	Exploded view and parts list.
Nokia 6680	Parts list and exploded drawing.
Nokia 6800	Opening instructions and pictures.
Nokia 6820	An illustrated take apart HOWTO.
Nokia 7110	LCD display schematics and disassembly images.
Nokia 7110	Take apart pictures and HOWTO.
Nokia 7110	An illustrated take apart guide showing how to replace the display LEDs.
Nokia 7110	How to change SMD LEDs: an illustrated walk through (in German).
Nokia 7110	LED replacement: tools, tricks and take apart tutorial (in German).
Nokia 7200	Take apart guide with illustrations.
Nokia 7210/6610	Opening and take apart HOWTO.
Nokia 7250/7250i	Take apart HOWTO with illustrations.
Nokia 7270	Complete step-by-step dismantling guide with images.
Nokia 7600	Dismantling guide and illustrations.
Nokia 7610	How to make the phone work with regular sized MMC's.
Nokia 7610	Take apart instructions and pictures.
Nokia 7610	Wide angle attachment made from a lense out of another camera and attached with duct tape.
Nokia 7650	Complete illustrated step-by-step take apart guide, with an overview about all the neccessary tools for a professional job.
Nokia 7710	Spare parts list and exploded view.
Nokia 8110	Dissection HOWTO and images.
Nokia 8210	Behind the cover, pictures of a disassembly.
Nokia 8210	How to take apart explanation with images.
Nokia 8210	An illustrated step-by-step LED conversion manual (in German).
Nokia 8210	Bored with the color of the mobilephone display? This guide explains how to replace the LEDs (in German).
Nokia 8250	Disassembly photo gallery.
Nokia 8310	Pictures from the inside, disassembly tips and tools.
Nokia 8310	A take apart tutorial with pictures.
Nokia 8310	Take apart and soldering instructions for changing the LEDs (in German).
Nokia 8810	Under the hood, dissection pictures and instructions.
Nokia 8810	This tutorial explains how to disassemble the mobile phone and replace the LEDs (in German).
Nokia 8850/8890	Illustrated take apart instructions.
Nokia 8890 (and 6190)	How to fix a notorious screen flake.
Nokia 8910/8910i	Opening instructions and illustrations.
Nokia 9210i	How to make a solar charger.
Nokia 9210/9210i	Illustrated dismantling tutorial.
Nokia E50	Step-by-Step disassembly guide to making your own Metal Black cellphone.
Nokia E50	Starting at the top, run your fingernail around the join of the front cover and it will release. This tutorial reveals all the neccessary details you need to know to get the phone display changed.
Nokia E61	Take apart picture gallery.
Nokia Communicator	Can You Hear Me Now? Do-it-yourself cell phone antenna.
Nokia N70	A disassembly video with details from the inside of the mobile phone [video].
Nokia N73	Need to fix a smashed screen, here are all the tips and tricks to get the job done.
Nokia N80	An illustrated disassemble and LCD changing guide.
Nokia N82	All the information you need to replace a broken screen.
Nokia N95	How to fix a jerky slider, you need: scissors, tweezers, T5/T6 screw driver and tape.
Nokia N95	This tutorial explains how to take the cellphone apart and swap a broken LCD screen.
Nokia N95	Ultimate loose/wobbly slider fix! Here is a guide explaining you how to fix your loose slider with a screwdriver and some cellotape.
Nokia N95 8GB	How to fix a wobbly slider. An illustrated tutorial with take apart instructions (in German).
Nokia N95 8GB	Take apart and LCD replacement guide with pics.
Nokia N-Gage	Illustrated dismantling HOWTO.
Nokia N-Gage	Side Talking is dead. Long live Rear Talking. How to move speaker and microphone to the back.
Nokia N.N.	A hand-painted mobile phone cover.
Nokia N.N.	How to make a RiverSpy2 monitoring system.
Nokia (misc. models)	Homemade datacables: DLR-3P and DAU-9.
Nokia (misc. models)	Frequently Asked Questions for Data Cables.
Nokia (misc. models)	How to add a backlight dimmer to a mobile phone (in German).
Nokia (misc. models)	How to fix overheating BL-5C batteries. There are two steps to find out if the Nokia battery you have on your phone has a potential to overheat or *shudder* explode.

Vodafone appoints new enterprise directorNortel's Peter Kelly joins as Vodafone UK enterprise director.He is on the post replacing Kyle Whitehill who joined Vodafone Essar in this year.Kelly officially replaces Kyle Whitehill, who moved to chief operating officer up Vodafone Essar in India in February.

New Vodafone UK enterprise director Nortel's Peter Kelly will report to UK chief executive Nick Read and sit on the UK board. Kelly has spent the last 17 years at Nortel and most recently as president of enterprise for the EMEA region. He has extensive experience in sales, marketing and strategic management.

Nortel's Peter Kelly said that- "Vodafone UK is a rapidly evolving, world-class business with all the credentials to lead in the 'total communications' space. I'm delighted to be joining the organisation at such a dynamic time. It's an exciting place to be and I relish the challenges ahead of me."

Acting enterprise director Mark Bond will support Kelly to ensure a successful transition over the next weeks, and will remain a member of the senior leadership team.