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As Vodafone's pay-monthly customers well and truly caught the iPhone bug, 000 units were sold across the nation last week, over 100. The opening sales figures from Vodafone's iPhone last week would suggest that the Apple smartphone remains highly desirable to UK mobile phones consumers.

Palm and Nokia, the iPhone has been on the market for almost three years now and it shows no signs of weakening in demand despite the influx of smartphones across a broad range of manufacturers including HTC.

Its stylish looks and general persona has ensured that it remains at the forefront of the UK market, despite the fact that many rival smartphones offer greater practicality and connectivity than an iPhone.

000 post-release units - underlining the hysteria that exists surrounding the device, 000 pre-order units and 50, vodafone's sales figures have been broken down into 50. With Vodafone the fourth provider to follow suit after the end of O2's exclusivity agreement back in 2007, numerous mobile phone carriers are now taking on the Apple iPhone in their stores.

000 sold in the opening 24 hours, with over 30, by contrast Orange enjoyed a successful first day of sales when they released the iPhone on their network back in November.

With O2 struggling with coverage and speed problems to cater for its iPhone customers during its exclusivity agreement, the demands of the iPhone and smartphones in general has seen Vodafone push hard to improve its 3G network connectivity.

000 iPhone units across the United Kingdom in 2009 and no other smartphone can hold a candle to its continued desirability, apple are thought to have sold over 400.