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Canada’s Bell Mobility keeps expanding its LTE networks and their next target are 3 regions in Alberta, New Brunswick and Quebec. The information comes from an internal document acquired by the MobileSyrup ninjas, though the carrier’s website still doesn’t reflect this expansion. That, however, doesn’t mean customers living (or visiting) Anzac in Alberta, St. John…
As expected, Samsung ATIV S is now available in Canada, with all three major carriers in the country offering the fancy Windows Phone 8 device from their sites — we’re not sure whether stores have them as well. One of the best Windows Phones ever made (if not the best) from Rogers, Bell and Telus.…
It looks like Canada’s Bell and Virgin Mobile have started offering iPhone unlock services. However, since this will be “launched in phased approach” not all markets are covered initially with major ones [markets] like Toronto probably being first in line to get it. In order to get your Apple smartphone unlocked — all iPhone models…
Just in time for the holiday shopping season, all three major networks in Canada unveiled new plans. Here’s what each one of the got… Rogers Wireless Talk and Text Plans – all of them come with Unlimited Text, Picture and Video Messaging; Unlimited Evenings & Weekends; and Unlimited Canada wide calling from your computer (Rogers…
According to savvy ninjas from MobileSyrup, Windows Phone 8X by HTC will hit Canada on November 15th. The everything but confirmed information is backed by the image above, suggesting that’s the date when Bell Mobility will start accepting orders for the Taiwanese company’s Windows Phone flagship. Moreover, it is said that Rogers Wireless will join…
Thanks to Best Buy Canada, we know how much two of the major carriers in the country will ask for the Samsung Galaxy Note II. The electronics retailer is listing the phone with 3-year contracts from Bell and TELUS with a price tag of $149.99. Unfortunately, Rogers Wireless is not on the list, though we…
Two Canadian carriers are interested to bring the Samsung Galaxy Rugby LTE to its customers, Bell and TELUS. The first of the two will go ahead with the device launch on November 1st even though its PTT LTE network won’t go live until the first half of 2013. In other words, until that part is…
If you live in Canada and want a slightly different Samsung Galaxy S III, you may be glad to know that Bell will soon introduce the red version of Sammy’s popular superphone, offering it alongside Pebble Blue and Marble White models. It’s important to add that the red unit will only be available with 16GB…
The Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 is heading to two Canadian mobile operators – Bell and Virgin Mobile. The mid-end Android smartphone will be launched in November or December, offering quite a bang for $200 or $250 sans any strings attached. Specs wise, Sammy’s baby packs a 3.8-inch WVGA display, HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, 5-megapixel camera…
Everyone and their mama are launching trade-in programs these days. Most major carriers already have something like that on place and now Canadian Bell is re-launching its trade-in program, allowing customers to put the value of their old phone towards the purchase of a phone or accessory. However, you should know Bell will only give…