Still patiently waiting to find out when Sony’s NXT child will hit Canadian shelves? According to the Japanese outfit, residents of the Great White North can finally expect the Xperia S to make a grand entrance on April 17th.
Sony Xperia S heading to Canada on April 17th, exclusive to Sony Stores
April 10, 2012 Updated at 7:17 pm
TELUS Giving Customers $100 Off Any Device, Microsoft Discounts Xbox Live & More Smartphone Users Taking Pictures, Updating Statuses at…
April 9, 2012 Updated at 7:11 am
Update: TELUS Giving Customers $100 Off Any Device, Special Thanks to a System Upgrade If you’re in the West Coast of Canada you might have noticed a challenge this weekend buying a TELUS device. The company is in the process of upgrading their computer systems and majority of TELUS locations are closed – or unable to
TELUS giving customers $100 off any device [Deals]
April 7, 2012 Updated at 7:20 pm
As a thank you for being patient during their system upgrades (which was causing most new customers trouble to sign up for a new connection), TELUS is offering their customers $100 off any device of their choice. TELUS made the following announcement earlier, regarding their upgrade: “As you are now aware TELUS systems will be down April 6 12:00am ET to April 8 11:00am ET (April 5 9:00pm PT to April 8 8:00am PT) in order to provide clients with a better experience.
Ceramic White Samsung Galaxy Note careens into Canadian hearts starting today
April 4, 2012 Updated at 3:42 pm
What once was an oddity is now an unstoppable force. With five million units shipped to date, the Galaxy Note’s enjoying its well-earned place at the center of Samsung’s universe and the company’s looking to spread the cheer.
Is Samsung’s white Galaxy Note set arrive in Canada on Telus tomorrow, Bell on April 10?
April 4, 2012 Updated at 2:21 am
It’s been nearly two months since Samsung’s LTE Galaxy Note made its debut in the land of maple syrup Canada, and now Telus and Bell might finally begin stocking the white variant of the Gingerbread-loaded phablet. According to (supposed) internal memos leaked from both companies to Mobile Syrup , it appears as though Bell’s planning to release the 5.3-inch device on April 10th, while Telus may let it loose as soon as tomorrow.
Apple and Google’s OS Share Slides in March, 10 Million Samsung Galaxy S IIIs Already Pre-Ordered & Is This the LTE-Ready Sprint HTC Evo One?
April 3, 2012 Updated at 9:30 am
New Carriers Estimated to Own 6.5% of Canadian Wireless Subscriber Base by the End of 2012 Based on some recent stats it’s estimated that the total wireless subscriber base in Canada is 26,383,417, this is up about 7% from last year. Rogers is still leading the pack with 9,335,000 subscribers, with Bell and TELUS close behind.
Telus Branded LG Miracle Windows Phone Pictured (Photos)
April 3, 2012 Updated at 9:24 am
The pictures above and below landed in our Inbox and, as you can see, it’s a Windows Phone made by LG. Our tipster tells us that it’s model number E740H and that there is some Telus customization (as in welcome screen).
Canada gets two new LTE networks thanks to Rogers
April 2, 2012 Updated at 4:46 pm
Rogers Communications is keeping up its steady LTE rollout pace up north, lighting up Calgary, Alberta and Halifax, Nova Scotia, Monday and bringing its total 4G coverage to 12 million people. Given Canada’s much smaller population ( 35 million ), Rogers and its competitors are right on track to match the U.S.
Australian government sues Apple for ‘misleading’ 4G label on new iPad
March 27, 2012 Updated at 2:43 pm
Australia’s Competition and Consumer Commission plans to sue Apple for “misleading” claims when it comes to the new iPad offering 4G, because the device is not compatible with the country’s 4G networks. The new iPad has proven quite popular since its release earlier this month, with more than three million units sold in the first weekend of release in 10 countries, including the U.S.
ACCC Confronting Apple In Australia Over New iPad’s "4G" Naming
March 27, 2012 Updated at 12:35 pm
ACCC — the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission — considers that Apple is allegedly contravening the Australian Consumer Law with its New iPad (the one described by the “4G” moniker). ” The ACCC alleges that Apple’s recent promotion of the new “iPad with WiFi + 4G” is misleading because it represents to Australian consumers that the product “iPad with WiFi + 4G” can, with a SIM card, connect to a 4G mobile data network in Australia, when this is not the case “.