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ITU secretary general Dr Hamadoun Toure stated "Even the simplest, low-end mobile phone can do so much to improve healthcare in the developing world. | ITU secretary general Dr Hamadoun Toure stated "Even the simplest, low-end mobile phone can do so much to improve healthcare in the developing world." | ||
The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. | |||
The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. | |||
The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. | The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. | ||
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Vodafone
Vodafone is telecommunications company with its headquarters in London. Vodafone was established in 1991 after it separated from Racal Electronics. In 2013 Vodafone was the second largest mobile telecommunications company.Vodafone has networks in twenty one countries and has partner networks in 40 others. Vodafone announced its launch of the cheapest cell phone in the world, the Vodafone 150, in 2010. Shortly after Vodafone announced the release of the Vodafone 250 in 2010. The Vodafone 250 cell phone can be purchased for under twenty dollars.
Vodafone 150
Vodafone is telecommunications company with its headquarters in London. Vodafone was established in 1991 after it separated from Racal Electronics. In 2013 Vodafone was the second largest mobile telecommunications company.Vodafone has networks in twenty one countries and has partner networks in 40 others. Vodafone announced its launch of the cheapest cell phone in the world, the Vodafone 150, in 2010. Shortly after Vodafone announced the release of the Vodafone 250 in 2010. The Vodafone 250 cell phone can be purchased for under twenty dollars.
Services
ITU secretary general Dr Hamadoun Toure stated "Even the simplest, low-end mobile phone can do so much to improve healthcare in the developing world." The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours. The phone can send an SMS text message and receive instructions on how to use and information about different medications and vaccines which can improve the standard of health in developing nations greatly. When Vodafone launched the Vodafone 150 in India it also set up a mobile health service where subscribers could send five messages to health care professionals asking questions, and the professionals would reply within twenty four hours.