The Nokia Lumia 800 is already available in the UK via Vodafone UK, which comes with many interesting data plans. Buyers can get its black version for free or if it doesn’t go with their taste, they can pre-order the cyan model expected to be available in December.

Before you get acquainted with the data plans the mobile operator’s offering, I want to note Nokia and Vodafone UK have made a great deal, and I am sure it won’t be ignored by consumers. So the Nokia Lumia 800 packed with a 1.4GHz processor, a 3.7-inch ClearBlack AMOLED curved touchscreen, 16GB of internal memory, an 8MP camera with Carl Zeiss lens and a dual-LED flash can be yours for free, but only if you ink a two-year contract with the operator and choose one of the data plans starting at £36. It’s not that bad as it delivers 600 minutes, unlimited texts, 500MB of data and 1GB of BT Openzone WiFi access.

Moreover, the first 10,000 customers will receive additional £60 vouchers allowing them to purchase music from Zune or coffee from Starbucks.

There are other mind-blowing offers, and it’ll be difficult to be indifferent while passing by the shop windows. For more details, check the operator’s site.

The Nokia E7 has already traveled around the world. Now the “all-in-one business smartphone” goes to New Zealand!

Steve Lewis, Nokia New Zealand’s head of sales, said that “The smartphone is now the primary business device for many New Zealanders, but business users — like all consumers — don’t just want functionality.”

The Nokia E7 is distributed in New Zealand via Vodafone exclusively, and its price is 1,299 NZD (about $1,025) at the moment. However, you have a chance to get a discount or some tempting promotional offers with a Vodafone promotional code.

Let me remind you that several days ago the Nokia E7 was released in the UK for £499 ($818) for an unlocked version. Yeah, rather expensive, especially if we compare it with previous Nokia phones. But the UK operators have very attractive offers and data plans for their customers (and besides, voucherseeker codes will give you extra discounts). Vodafone, for example, offers you the phone for free if you sign a two-year contract and pay £35 ($57) per month. Plus monthly you’ll get 600 minutes, unlimited texts and 500MB of data.

If this offer isn’t good enough for you, consider T-Mobile’s or Orange’s offers: T-Mobile will give you the device for £35.74 ($58) per month, plus 1200 minutes, 500 texts and “unlimited” mobile Internet. Orange offers you the phone for free with a two-year contract, monthly cost of £23 (about $37) and 400 minutes and unlimited texts. And with an Orange promotional code you’ll be able to save even more.

The Nokia E7 is a great business smartphone with amazing specs. It’s worth a shot, so don’t miss your chance.

Great news for the European Nokia users! It became clear that Vodafone is going to turn into the mobile operator which will soon start shipping Nokia C3 to the UK. And this is only the first part of the surprise. The second fact is that buying the new device and signing a contract with the company the user can enjoy 250 MB of traffic free of charge to on the postpaid tariff plans.

The popularity of Nokia C3 has already been confirmed with the beginning of sales of this phone in Indonesia. Some of the analysts considered the success of the gadget in this country to be competitive with the sales of iPhone.

Vodafone will offer the phone in two color options – pink and bluish-gray. And the best thing is that this gadget will cost only 118 dollars.