The military continued to use radiophones in action around the world. The technology developed further and further, with many experiments conducted in the 1950s and 60s. The first usable, hand held mobile phone was created by Motorola’s Martin Cooper. This phone was a clunky, single use mobile phone which became popular for the more upper class in the 90s. In the future, consumers will get access to a Vodafone handset.

Since then, the mobile phone industry exploded. Many different companies came into the industry in order to offer the Vodafone handsets only and the best deals available. Masts were erected in order to ensure that consumers could get the best mobile phone coverage throughout the UK. Phone designs changed to make screens bigger.

Consumers surprisingly favoured texting each other on Vodafone handsets to emails or calls, meaning that phones had to develop in order to accommodate this preference. This made mobile phones change- they became smaller and screens bigger. The mobiles ringtones and email tones became a feature, and the Nokia ringtone became famous.

Consumers wanted more from their Vodafone handset- not only wanting to call and text, but the games that mobile phones came with became more popular. Again, Nokia’s snake game became a favourite amongst users.

Consumers still wanted more- resulting in phones adding cameras and internet access. This enabled consumers to access their social networking sites and accounts and enabled yet another level of communication using a Vodafone handset only.

The future is bright for mobile phone companies and technology, as developers work hard to give consumers more from their mobile phones.

To view mobile phones from Vodafone and Vodafone handsets, use the table on this page. Consumers can change the table in order to view what’s important to them and make a decision on the best mobile package available.