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Rogers Wireless was the first in Canada to launch a 6GB plan and now Bell and the local branch of Virgin Mobile are following with their own such offerings. Virgin’s plan is better, packing Unlimited Incoming Calls, 300 Anytime Minutes, unlimited Weekends & Early Evenings starting at 5pm, Unlimited Canada, U.S., & International Text and…
This isn’t the first time we’re publishing Canada’s Bell Mobility Ice Cream Sandwich updated schedule — you can see the previous schedule from this page. This time, however, the information is official though that doesn’t mean we have exact dates for all devices. Here’s what we know: Samsung Galaxy Note – “Estimated release” is July…
Later this week, on July 5th, Bell Mobility will unveil new HSPA roaming bundles for Canadians who use their vacation time to travel abroad. Effective July 5th, the carrier will offer few bundles, spread across three zones. The first zone includes Europe, Australia and China; the second one – places like Barbados, Chili and Egypt;…
Of all the mobile operators in Canada, Bell Mobility is best-placed to take advantage of the London 2012 Olympic Games. The math is simple – Bell owns CTV, which has committed to bring more than 3,500 hours of coverage online and on mobile devices. Of the total number, live streaming of coverage from CTV, RDS,…
Canada’s Bell Mobility will start selling the LG Optimus L5 on July 10th. As you may know from our previous posts, it’s a low-to-mid end device which is a part of LG’s L-series smartphones. In other words, it’s nothing special and is more catered towards users on a budget who don’t want to spend a…
You’ve heard about Rogers waiting its activation fee; TELUS did the same thing and now Bell Mobility is joining this trend, too. The promo has already started and will go through June 30th, giving $35 bill credit to everyone who signs-up for a new 3-year contract with the carrier. Everyone? Well, not exactly everyone –…
Let’s say you live in Canada and want to grab the sexy new Samsung Galaxy S III. Moreover, let’s presume you don’t want to put your signature on a 2 or God forbid 3 year carrier contract, and would rather get the device sans any strings attached. You may be wondering how much the major…
If you or someone from your company need a real tough push-to-talk phone and you also happen to live or work in Canada, check out Bell’s latest device – Sonim XP5520 BOLT. As you may’ve heard before, this is one of the toughest phones in the world. In fact, the XP5520 BOLT is built on…
Canada’s Rogers Wireless has expectantly launched the HTC One X, offering it for $169.99 on a three-year contract. Alternatively there are 1 and 2-year contract options, which (as you can imagine) ask you to pay more upfront. Rogers’ version of the device rocks Qualcomm’s dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, rather than NVidia Tegra 3 quad-core. Rest…
Canada’s Bell Mobility will soon add a new 4G device to its portfolio – Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE. As you probably know, this is pretty much the LTE-enabled Galaxy Nexus under the hood with the only difference being in Android version it runs — instead of Ice Cream Sandwich, Galaxy S II HD…