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MTS to release the BlackBerry Torch 9800, Bold 9780 and Nokia C6-00


The new MTS “4G” network is set to go live at the end of the month but they’ve been very discreet about their device lineup… until today. Listed on their site are 3 upcoming devices: BlackBerry Torch 9800, BlackBerry Bold 9780 and the Nokia C6-00. In addition to these devices MTS has also stated they’ll be releasing the iPhone 4 “in the coming months”. No word on pricing but MTS says we should “Stay tuned for more handsets…”

Check it out here at MTS
(Thanks Michael!)

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7 comments for “MTS to release the BlackBerry Torch 9800, Bold 9780 and Nokia C6-00”

  1. First!

    Well thank goodness. My patience has paid off. BB Torch here I come!!!

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    Posted by Colin de Bin | March 3, 2011, 5:44 pm
  2. Well finally! Like the only CDMA carrier who still doesn’t support good smartphones but have amazing plans! My brother will be so happy when he hears about this lol.

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    Posted by Luqman | March 3, 2011, 5:48 pm
    • Seeing as they probably spent a bunch of money on this new network, their plans will most likely change to be the wallet-raping plans the rest of the popular carriers have. I doubt they’re going to have the plans they have now anymore.

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      Posted by Alex | March 3, 2011, 8:04 pm
  3. thanks for the update on MTS..

    Although this is no surprise. Waiting on some exciting devices for once..

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    Posted by jbarns | March 3, 2011, 6:07 pm
  4. Can someone clarify the 4G part for me?! Rogers has 3G and this is a joint venture. How is this 4G? Does anywhere in Canada have 4G?

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    Posted by Kdawg | March 4, 2011, 3:18 am
    • The official specs have been changed so that HSPA+ is now officially called 4G rather than 3G+. Not every carrier is using the new naming convention, but the actual network is still the same one that WAS previously called 3G+.

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      Posted by Brrr | March 4, 2011, 9:55 am
  5. Ok. Confusing with this joint effort as Rogers has now said that when they refer to 4G they are talking about LTE. But thx for the clarification :)

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    Posted by Kdawg | March 4, 2011, 1:06 pm

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