A Bell Mobility internal document has surfaced online and located here (PDF): Bell Text Messaging Changes. It speaks about the upcoming August 8th Text Messaging changes and how Bell Mobility customers will be charge for incoming text messages
Michelle Abraham, an In-Stat analyst, estimated that 3G mobile TV services will evolve into a $5 billion market worldwide by 2012. In Canada, MobiTV is used by Bell Canada, Rogers, and Telus Mobility
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Looks like you can buy the LG Vantage on the Bell Mobility site from a 3-year plan for $199.95 to buying the phone outright for $424.95. The LG Vantage is another Touch screen devise and has a slide keypad. It comes loaded with a 2 megapixel camera that can also shoot videos. Bluetooth enabled with [...]
Where has all the creativity gone? Bell released its latest promotion that is targeteing all the Fathers out there. This upcoming promo is smartphone driven that is very similar to the Mother’s Day promo they ran a month ago. It is so similar that they decided to use the same URL and and simply swap [...]
You can now get the Aliph Jawbone 2 Bluetooth headset in Canada at Rogers Wireless, Bell and Telus locations for $139.99. Available initially in matte black, it will be coming soon in silver and rose gold. What makes this extremely better than the original is that the design is 50% smaller and features “military-grade” NoiseAssassin [...]
Bell has received the 2008 Phénix Environmental Award. This award recognizes projects combining protection of the environment, economic development and social progress to promote sustainable development. Bell helped divert over 494,000 mobile phones and over 80 metric tons of batteries and other accessories from landfills.
By the end of 2008 you will see a new project by Best Buy Canada called “Best Buy Mobile”. The first will be a stand alone location in Toronto and will sell mobile phones, plans and accessories – and will directly compete with Rogers, Bell and Telus. Plans to expand the idea and put a [...]
Bell Mobility is planning to build a 350 foot cell phone tower in Brighton, Ontario and gave residents until the end of week to share their views in writing. Bell said the tower will plug a gap in its network and reduce the “high dropped call rates”
Another step closer to convergence is upon us in Canada. This time it is with the ability to pay for a service or product through your mobile phone. MasterCard Canada will be involved in a four-month test to bring payments via mobile phones to the Canadian market with its PayPass capability on Bell Mobility’s wireless [...]