Vodaphone and Turkey

The Vodafone 150 handset will be aimed at developing regions like Turkey and Africa, the firm said, where it will retail for around £10.

But don’t be expecting anything fancy for your tenner. The 150 has a monochrome screen, looks more like a cheap TV remote than a modern mobile, and won’t do much more than make calls and receive text messages.

For an extra fiver you can really go upmarket with the Vodafone 250 which has a colour screen, and built-in FM radio.

Vodafone says it has no plans to release the cheap and cheerful handsets in the UK but we reckon they’d make a killing marketing it as the Drunkphone. A virtually-disposable device which could replace your £600 iPhone on beery nights out.