By Anonymous CowardPosted Monday 1st September 2008 10:19 GMT
The Vodafone software works with lots of mobile devices and is not locked to their network. Obviously they've ensured it works with their products, but the software is Open Sourced under the GPL and readily extensible.
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By Anonymous Coward Posted Monday 1st September 2008 10:19 GMT