The true battle for Galaxy Nexus supremacy has begun. First Bell and Virgin had the exclusivity, then majority of the other Canadian carriers came out swinging on Friday: Rogers, Fido, SaskTel and TELUS. The no-term pricing ranges between $599.99 – $649.99, but the 3-year pricing was a different story. Rogers, Fido and SaskTel all advertised [...]
Rogers and Fido have been selling the Samsung Galaxy Nexus since January 10th, but the “official” launch date for this OS 4.0 powered device is on January 13th – this is when you’ll see it listed online. However, it seems the Rogers price plans have been slightly revised (changes are marked in red in the [...]
Here’s something that’ll be important for those intending to purchase the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. The “official” launch date for Rogers, Fido and TELUS is this Friday, but various Rogers and Fido locations have already started to sell the Android OS 4.0 device early. If you can find one you’ll pay about $160 on a 3-year, [...]
The Rogers upcoming release of the Galaxy Nexus is all but good to go. The warehouse is stuffed with Ice Cream Sandwich and stores have started to receive shipments for the big launch this Friday. We now bring you price plans, albeit what looks to be a corporate plan, but here’s a good indication of [...]
In a late night press release Nokia Canada revealed where the next two Windows Phone devices will end up. Rogers will be getting the Lumia 710, TELUS will release the Lumia 800. Specifically regarding the Rogers release, this will exclusively be available in black and hit stores as part of their “Smartphone Lite” category this [...]
A few days ago an internal doc leaked online that showed Rogers intending to make some changes to how wireless customers could cancel or adjust their service, regardless of what province they reside in. These changes will only impact those customers who activate or renew on January 22nd, 2012. “Rogers is proactively making changes” and [...]
Quick update here regarding a very popular data plan. The $30/month 6GB plan that Rogers currently has will expire on February 6th, 2012. The good news is that this plan will be available for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Nexus launch on Friday. However, this plan seems to come and go and we’ll probably see it [...]
Bell and Virgin came out swinging a few weeks ago with the exclusive release of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, the world’s first device to be graced with Google’s Android OS 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. During their exclusive release both Rogers and TELUS announced that they would be releasing the sought after device in January. Good [...]
Quebec consumers were protected in several ways when “Bill 60″ went into place in 2010. Specifically from a wireless perspective, carriers were prohibited from hiding fees and had to advertise all prices, a 60 day notice became mandatory before any contract changes – at which time the customer has the option to cancel at no [...]
According to the internal doc we have, dated December 15th, Rogers will be simplifying the defective equipment on arrival (DOA) policy. This new policy, which covers malfunctioned handsets, will see the DOA period for Rogers devices reduced to 15 days from 30 days from purchase, joining the same period as the buyer’s remorse policy. The [...]