Vodafone hands out free books
If you have the right kind of phone
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Vodafone customers can get free books today, assuming they've got the right kind of handset and can find the download page.
The five titles include The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, This Bleeding City and Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, but you'll have to have a recent Sony Ericsson, Nokia or '360 handset (or a Blackberry 9500) to download them.
Vodafone's e-book service has been languishing since its launch almost 18 months ago, and even the official video guide suggests navigating through the alphabetical list of Vodafone services to find the e-book store, which is hardly top billing.
The service is provided in conjunction with GoSpoken, but the range of supported handsets is much smaller, which makes one wonder why Vodafone is in the business at all. Certainly the operator hasn't done much to promote the service, though perhaps today's offer will change that.
So, if you fancy a free copy of The Murder of King Tut, Twenties Girl or the other three listed above, and you happen to be a Vodafone owner with the right kind of handset, then today is your lucky day. ®
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COMMENTS
Rubbish service as usual!
Yep couldn't access the page got a 503 error like everyone else. When I tried over wi-fi on my N95 I kept getting redirected to the Vodafone Corporate page, how crap is that! Until Vodafone get their woeful online precence sorted out they can never hope to be a serious player in this market.
yeah right
all i get is error 503
as for e-books, i've been using Mobi-Reader on my N97 for a while now and i'm very happy with it as my main (=only) e-book reader :)
android users
can have free ebooks anyway, good free app on the market is Aldiko....as for the a to z on live, doesnt exist for me!!

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