I was cheking for new products and rates on thiers site and found this :
This is a great move from Telus, being open to unlocked phone will certainly help to kick innovation in this sector in Canada. Now it will be interesting to see if others player in Canada will follow.
Why scrap? Fix it instead!
We need an board like that. But it need to work.
Can’t just let the system regulate itself. That’s why the mobile services are so expensive in Canada and that our Internet providers have free reign like they have right now.
read this:
Scrap the CRTC, petition urges
An online petition to dissolve the CRTC has attracted hundreds of signatures in the wake of the regulator’s ruling against independent internet providers last week.
What do you think?
This time it might be for a good cause!
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2009/08/10/rogers-bell-fees236.html?ref=rss
Rogers and Bell television cable subscribers are being told they will see their monthly fees hiked by 1.5 per cent beginning September.
When I said we had a problem with mobility in Canada! This does not feel right.
This brand had probably the lowest rate in Canada and was really no gimmic.
I wonder how long it will last.
And what will happen to Solo also a brand owned by Bell. They didn’t know how to make that fly and they’ll do better with Virgin?
If it things to come with the new licences that are to be created? Is it competition and open market?
Fell it’s more like the movie “highlander” at the end there can be only one?
The android will be at Rogers: http://www.rogers.com/web/content/wireless-text/featuredphones?content3=a
NO ? So why is that Rogers always get the nice phones? o.k. o.k. most of the cool phone are GSM, but it really feel like Telus and Bell lack of buzz. They really need to work on theirs images.
Good news
http://www.pheedcontent.com/click.phdo?i=c0be614577cea3b43fb2d69960b8f03f
Palm Inc . today officially announced that Palm Pre will debut in Canada exclusively on Bell Mobility’s 3G high-speed mobile network in the second half of 2009. “Bell is excited to be only the second carrier in the world to announce the 3G Pre,” said Adel Bazerghi, senior vice president of Products for Bell Mobility. “With the unique user experience of the world’s first webOS phone, running on the country’s largest 3G network, we’re confident that Canadians will embrace Pre as the phone for their lives today.”
I’m tired of theses gimmic. Like receiving 140 chrs take so much bandwidth? It’s time for real competition in this business or reglementation. Now they are just following each others. One provider rise something and the others follow.
Cheap.
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2009/05/05/rogers-text.html?ref=rss
Rogers Wireless said Tuesday it would begin charging 15 cents for each incoming text message for customers without message plans, beginning on July 7.
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