Leading mobile operator Vodafone has detected that malevolent program found on many HTC Magic phones it distributed came from the memory cards, which were shipped in approximately 3,000 HTC and other cellular phones.

As per the Spanish language blog Movil Zona, the company has announced that it was shortly shipping new memory cards to people who bought phones using those cards.

After malware related to the Mariposa botnet was found on a second HTC Magic phone from Vodafone this week.

A new system is under Vodafone’s experiments, which will enable the business customers to get access to the network during peak times after paying a premium of € 49 per month.

Various data services like e-mails, video calling and teleconferencing made business to rely upon the mobile phones, but due to an increase in the number of smart phone users, the access to videos and other bandwidth heavy applications also increased, which in turn affected the businesses as they can’t access the important application easily now.