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Last updated: Thursday, June 14, 2012

Vodafone UK has developed a new accessory for anyone who lives where it rains a lot, has a hard time getting a decent network signal, and would benefit from charging their phone on the go. It’s called the Vodafone Booster Brolly, and it promises to keep your phone connected and charged, and you dry even

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