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Samsung announces the entry-level Galaxy Ace 3, packs in Jelly Bean and LTE
Samsung has added another smartphone to their arsenal. The Galaxy Ace 3 is a follow-up to the Ace and Ace 2 and is targeted for the entry-level crowd. The specs of the Ace 3 have it running Android OS 4.2 Jelly Bean, LTE connectivity with a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor, 1GB RAM, 4-inch LCD display [...]
WSJ: iOS 7 will have solid backgrounds, more white space and “new ways to share photos and videos”
The Wall Street Journal has piped up and stated that, as expected, Apple will show off a new version of iOS at their Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco tomorrow. Similar to previous reports, the WSJ claims their sources believe Apple will unveil “an overhauled mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads.” However, instead of [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE coming to Canada this Summer
It’s almost expected now that a Wi-Fi only tablet that also has a version with LTE connectivity will come to a Canadian carriers lineup. This is the fate of the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE. We’ve been informed that the 8-inch Jelly Bean tablet will be heading to Canadian land and into carrier shelves – [...]
Top Canadian stories from the past week, plus other news from around the web
Absolutely incredible week for mobile in Canada. The CRTC unleashed their “wireless code,” a few devices were launched and even a couple app updates. In addition, the Industry Minister declined TELUS’ bid for Mobilicity, but rival carrier Public Mobile announced a new owner. Below are the top stories from the past seven days, plus notable [...]
Contest: Win the “RIM 25th Anniversary Edition” of Monopoly
Here’s the backstory. Our street had a massive garage sale and one of guys was an ex-RIM employee. There was the usual cassettes, CD’s, pillows, toys… but as a one-time board game designer this gem caught my attention. An item up from grabs was this precious “25th Anniversary Edition” RIM-branded Monopoly board game. I quickly [...]
TELUS customers reporting LTE is live in Georgetown
TELUS’ LTE network currently reaches 24 million Canadians, which is approximately 70% of the population. Georgetown, Ontario has always been missing, actually TELUS’ current coverage map circles right around this area. According to a few tips we received it seems that some lucky Canadians have managed to grab hold of their LTE network. Nothing is [...]
Awesome Twitter banter between HTC, Samsung and LG
Smartphones have become so personal. We carry these devices around with us all day and the brand we hold in our hand has become an extension of us. It’s common to hear people say which smartphone is the best and which isn’t, sometimes with a passionate amount of enthusiasm. Last night was a prime example [...]
Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom leaks online
Samsung is expanding their Galaxy family of devices past the flagship Galaxy S4, Galaxy S4 Active and Galaxy S4 mini. We’ll see the Active and mini during their “Premier” event on June 20th, but the rumoured Galaxy S4 Zoom has surfaced in a press shot, plus live images. Reputable site SamMobile and Techtastic have leaked [...]
Rogers increases Early Upgrade Fee for Smartphone and Premium Smartphones to $20/month
Fresh off the news of the CRTC’s “Wireless Code” is the first notable change from a carrier. Could be coincidence or just unfortunate timing. However, Rogers has made a slight change to their Early Upgrade Program, specifically the fees. If you have a contract and want to upgrade early, the price you’ll pay out will [...]
Banner showing “7″ hints that iOS 7 is only a few days away
When Apple crossed over the 50 billion app download mark last month a press release hinted that they’ll show the world “new versions of iOS and OS X.” Banners have been going up outside Moscone Center in San Francisco this week and the latest is a simplistic design showing the number 7, which basically confirms [...]
