Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days.
– Rogers launching project ‘Stripes’ in the coming weeks [Read here]
– Talking Material Design with Tumblr’s Kevin Grant [Read here]
– BBM introduces premium features [Read here]
– Xperia Z3 Compact launches at Bell [Read here]
– Huawei increasing its Ontario investment to $500 million [Read here]
– SyrupCast 19: Halloween Podcast [Listen here]
– Motorola is now owned by Lenovo [Read here]
– Rogers and Vice building $100 million content partnership [Read here]
– Instagram ads to arrive “over the coming weeks” [Read here]
– iPhone 6 Plus review: a month with Apple’s big risk [Read here]
– Bell takes speed and reliability crown in new report [Read here]
– John Chen explains BlackBerry Classic decision in open letter [Read here]
– WIND Mobile promotes Pietro Cordova to CEO [Read here]
– Google to launch Canadian Nexus 6 pre-orders in early November [Read here]
– CCTS says Canadians complained 12,000 times in the past year [Read here]
– Bell announces Project Latte [Read here]
– The bamboo Moto X launches in Canada [Read here]
– Sony Xperia Z3 arrives in Canada [Read here]
– New Moto G now available from WIND Mobile [Read here]
– The Moto 360 is now officially available in Canada [Read here]
– Nexus 6 hands-on (video) [Read here]
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