Are you ready for a ‘Stat Attack’ – right field then, here goes: Today, Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) UK sold its one C,000th iPhone, just over a week after its launching in computer storage. Compared to the likes of O2 (New York Stock Exchange: TEF) and Orange River (oh, and Tesco), I’ve a intuitive feeling those launch stats ar going to hold up pretty well!

“The demand from both consumer and business customers has been phenomenal. They wish an outstanding earphone on an outstanding network and we’re delivering that,” said Vodafone UK CEO Guy Laurence.

Interestingly, there’s been a carnival turn of newsworthiness floating around the InterWeb about Vodafone’s network performance – anecdotally, I’d say from what I’ve read that it looks to be the best acting. Hmmm, now if only we had some videos of that ….. (confidential information: checkout my following posts!)

You tin catch the iPhone on a range of Vodafone tariffs from the Vodafone UK website, here. Drop us a commentary if you’ve bought an iPhone on Vodafone, are thinking of it, or have a commentary about the network execution with it

Consumers choose Monthly Unlimited for nationwide cell phone overhaul without a contract bridge because it offers a superior meshing with fewer dropped call rates* compared to prepaid carriers MetroPCS and Leap. And with the addition of Sanyo and BlackBerry handsets to its stream portfolio of durable Motorola handsets, Boost Mobile offers a superior handset job-up compared to no contract bridge offers from Straight Talk and Thomas Nelson Page Plus.

“Offering Boost Mobile’s Monthly Unlimited plan on the Nationwide Sprint Network, in addition to organism currently offered on the Nextel National Network, significantly maximizes our growth potential in the prepaid arena,” said Dan Schulman, President, Sprint Prepaid Group. “Those who have been intrigued with the chasteness and transparency of the Boost Mobile River go volition have even more understanding to union with our increased selection of network capabilities and phones.”

About the CDMA Handsets

* Sanyo Mirro by Kyocera: priced at $99.99, is a sleek yet affordable headphone that is perfect tense for Boost Mobile customers who economic value easy-to-manipulation features, connectivity and simplicity. In an attractive, classic pass shape-factor, Mirro features a high colour mirrored Platinum finishing with external glow-through company ID and adds fun and functionality with a 1.3MP camera with digital zoom, Web access, GPS enabled, Bluetooth enabled and second electronic messaging.

* Sanyo Incognito by Kyocera: priced at $149.99, Incognito is Boost Mobile’s first horizontal pass device and comes in a shiny Silver Chrome color with a “hidden” exterior computer keyboard and OLED display that comes to sprightliness with manipulation of the touch screen. Inside, Incognito opens to reveal a full QWERTY keyboard, ideal for sociable networking and amusement, and delivers music, video and Web browse to provide the user with a PC-like experience anytime, anywhere. This exciting headphone includes haptic feedback on the outside touching screen, a 2MP photographic camera with video recording transcription and soar, direct access to social networking sites, a medicine and video thespian and second messaging. Incognito volition be available for leverage later this month on the Monthly Unlimited plan, and for an extra $10 per calendar month, data-centric users tin add 3G speeding.

* BlackBerry Curve 8330: priced at $249.99, is the first base smartphone to union Boost Mobile’s broadened handset portfolio. Available in widespread dispersion later this calendar month, the BlackBerry Curve 8330 smartphone on Boost Mobile’s BlackBerry Monthly Unlimited plan will include unlimited talking, text, Web and email for $60 per month.

According to 3G.co.uk, Tesco Mobile have announced a new ‘unlimited’ tariff, taking in both texts and calls.

It’s a pay-monthly contract, and rolls in at Ј30/month – in summation to which, it’s SIM-only, meaning you need to bring your own gimmick to the political party.

So if you are based in the UK, and just talking+text, I think this would be a pretty good trade – in the sense you would know exactly what the bill would be at the oddment of the month. However, if you use information or make international calls, I can see there being extra costs.

At any rate, you tin checkout out more on Tesco Mobile here.