Sendo are pushing the X in four areas... See more, hear more, do more and play more. Let's use them to look in more detail at what's still at the top of my list as the most desirable Series 60 handset in the world. But first... The Phone Itself Unlimited Bundle: An Unlimited Pay as you go Bundle lasts for 30 days. Your bundle will automatically renew every 30 days if you have enough credit. To opt out call 2345. Includes unlimited data and unlimited minutes and texts: minutes to standard mobiles and landlines (UK: 01, 02, 03) and standard texts (excluding MMS) to use in the UK and Zone A. Unlimited Bundle terms, exclusions and destinations

You must have a 5G enabled device on the Vodafone 5G network, a Vodafone 5G plan and 5G coverage in the area that you are in. Coverage may be affected by a number of factors. Find out more about our 5G network Pakalski, Ingo (24 March 2005). "Sendo beschwert sich wegen Ericsson bei der EU" (in German). Golem.de . Retrieved 15 January 2011. The big mobile-phone manufacturers are continuing to innovate, making smaller, lighter phones with more capabilities for delivering WAP services and media-rich content from music clips to directions to restaurants. Sendo has several models of its own in development, including its first WAP phone, which will be ready in the second quarter. Sendo haven't stopped at just designing a killer phone, they've got a whole bundle of accessories to help you get the most from the phone. How did it know? Well, meet Marc Brown, who was by now acting in his capacity as a Sendo board member while continuing his day job as the director of Microsoft's corporate development and strategy group.Trade-in Bonus: Available when we're running a Trade-in Bonus promotion, where you could get an additional bonus on top of the trade-in value for the phone you're trading in, when you buy a new phone. Eligibility for the bonus and the bonus value may vary depending on which phone you're trading in and which new phone you're buying. Please see our Trade-in Bonus terms and conditions, for more information. From May onwards, says Sendo, Microsoft aggressively demanded technical meetings which extracted valuable technical and commercial information out of Sendo. Then demands got funny: Sendo claims that Microsoft demanded it cease all other development to ship the Stinker; and asked for an expensive and onorous test run of 300 Z100 prototypes.

sendo", which in Japanese means "what the future holds". Sendo seemed to have the right ring, so to speak. Orlowski, Andrew (6 January 2003), "Mobile", Microsoft's masterplan to screw phone partner— full details: Sendo in the clowns, UK: The Register, archived from the original on 20 October 2011 , retrieved 28 October 2011 . Donath, Andreas (26 February 2001). "Wandlungsfähiges preiswertes Einsteigerhandy von Sendo" (in German). Golem.de . Retrieved 15 January 2011. Finally, it has a flash for the camera. No matter what they do inside the casing, what features it has, or the accessories you can buy, the fact that bullet point one in any Mobile Phone Shop says “Camera With Flash” will ensure it flies out the door. Which is great, because when they discover what the Sendo X can do, they're not going to be disappointed. Only summer comes, and the code isn't ready. It isn't ready in the autumn, either, and this starts to play hell with Sendo's budgets. December rolls round, and according to Sendo, bugfixes that carriers have requested are being refused by Microsoft. Sendo is in a cash crisis, and a call to VCs is spurned. So Sendo asks Microsoft for a further cash injection, which is declined:Microsoft was to deliver code for the StingerOS by June and the first prototype, the Sendo Z100, was delivered. [7] Sendo manage to ship an SDK, [8] but by December not enough code had been delivered by Microsoft and, without any products to sell, Sendo couldn't raise any money from sales or venture capitalists. Sendo dropped Microsoft [9] and opted to go with Symbian [10] but eventually went bankrupt. However on the surface, all appeared to be cordial, and at a board meeting in May last year Brown pledged that Microsoft was "not working with anyone else as an 'initial go to market partner'". The world of mobile phones has just uncovered a new and compelling industrial riddle: what have you been able to do with cars, kitchens and golf clubs for years that you should be able to do with a mobile phone? A new Birmingham-based company called Sendo thinks it has the answer: customisation.