Samsung Galaxy S II HD Coming to Canada, iPhone Resale Value 63% After One Year, Android 46% & Facebook Talks About Social Games and Mobile Apps

Irina on February 09, 2012

Vonage Brings Free Calling and Messaging to iPhone, Android Vonage on Wednesday unveiled a new mobile app for the iPhone and Android smartphones that affords free calling and messaging along with cheap international calling rates. Vonage Mobile allows users to make free “high-definition” voice over IP calls among each other over Wi-Fi, 3G or 4G data ... more

Public Mobile Has 199,000 Subscribers, Nokia Lumia 800 to Launch on February 14th & Mobile Web Usage Doubling Every Year

Irina on February 08, 2012

Public Mobile Has 199,000 Subscribers Public Mobile launched their wireless service in 2010. According to a report in Reuters, Public Mobile, who operates in 2 core cities, increased their Q4 subscriber base by a stunning 45,000 to reach a total of 199,000 subs. 199k in 2 markets! It’s also been revealed that their ARPU (Average Revenue ... more

Samsung Canada Giving Away 5 Galaxy Notes, iPhone 4S Launch Sent Apple Store Sales Skyrocketing & Nokia Accidentally Reveals White Lumia 900

Irina on February 07, 2012

Samsung Canada Giving Away 5 Galaxy Notes Samsung is gearing up for the big Canadian Galaxy Note launch on February 14th – the beast of a phone/tablet will be available from TELUS, Bell and Rogers. To celebrate this momentous occasion Samsung has decided to throw a contest together and giveaway 5 Notes. MobileSyrup Nokia Accidentally Reveals White Lumia ... more

Bell Adding 5 Hours of Mobile TV to the Fab 10, Corning and Samsung form Joint Venture & Motorola Wants 2.25 Percent of Apple’s iPhone Sales

Irina on February 05, 2012

Bell Adding 5 Hours of Mobile TV to the Fab 10 $60/Month Plan Effective tomorrow, Bell will be changing their Fab 10 $60/month rate plan around. It’ll still have the same 200 minutes, 1 GB data, Unlimited nationwide talk to 10 numbers, Unlimited text, picture and video messaging, Call Waiting and Conference Calling and Unlimited local ... more

Koodo Mobile to Increase Rate Plans, Qualcomm Performs the First Successful Voice-over-LTE Call & Google Announced Bouncer For Android

Irina on February 03, 2012

Koodo Mobile to Increase Rate Plans by $5/month, Will Now Include Call Display and Voicemail Koodo Mobile has decided to increase their rate plans by $5/month. The change will go live tomorrow, February 3rd, and the major difference I can see is that all plans will now include Call Display and Voicemail – this usually this ... more

Rogers Giving New and Existing Customers a Free 6-Month BBM Music, Kyocera DuraPlus Announced & LG Reports Second Straight Loss in Q4

Irina on February 02, 2012

Here’s The Supposed Launch Date For iPhone 5 The iPhone 5 will launch at Apple’s WWDC event, according to a report by Daiwa Securities cited by DigiTimes. WWDC is Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference, held in June each year. It’s an event where Apple showcases the latest and greatest of its technology for developer use. Business Insider Kyocera DuraPlus: ... more

WIND Launching $65/month “Sharing the Love” Plan, BlackBerry 10 Superphone Image Leaked & Why Don’t Smart Phones Work Any More?

Irina on February 01, 2012

WIND Launching $65/month “Sharing the Love” Plan – Gives Two Unlimited Talk, Text & Data Plans, Plus Two Free Curve 9360s Along with the $40/month “Leap” plan that Wind will be releasing, the “Share the Love Combo” deal is cometh as well. This will be available on February 2nd and as the internal doc above states ... more

TELUS, Bell and Rogers Releasing the Galaxy Note February 14th, Samsung To Announce Its New Mystery Device & What`s The Future of Your Mobile Phone

Irina on January 31, 2012

The Future of Your Mobile Phone “The mobile operator community is conventional. 99.9 per cent of their turnover, up until about three years ago, was purely consumer handset driven. From a growth point of view, now, they’re lucky if they get maybe 110 per cent but that is it. They can’t grow any further.” Pocket-lint TELUS, Bell and ... more

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Features

Galaxy Nexus Android Smartphone – How to Boost the VoIP Experience

branden on January 12, 2012

Hundreds of android phones have been released over the past few years in the market, but none of them has been so much awaited for, as Galaxy Nexus Android Smartphone. The fundamental reason for this was Google’s AK Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich. It is virtually the first device that has come up with the latest and major Android updates, and it has officially been released to showcase Android 4.0 and its innovative features and applications. As per the experts’ ... more

Guides

Top 5 Budget Android Smartphones

branden on September 26, 2011

While the Android operating system is available on some of the most powerful smartphones around it is also scalable enough to find a home on budget mobiles. This means you can enjoy cutting edge functionality without paying vast amounts for the privilege of access. Here are the five best budget Android models on the market. 1. ... more

Opinions

AT&T Bid to Buy T-Mobile Bad for Consumers and other Living Things

Scot Cerullo on March 30, 2011

With only a handful of wireless telecoms in the U.S., the cannibalistic notion of AT&T absorbing T-Mobile is a troubling idea on many levels, and all of them end badly for both the consumer and the industry. If there is one thing that the wireless industry needs it’s more competition, not less. Whether it’s carriers ... more

Reviews

Kik Messenger – Fun, Free and Robust Texting

Scot Cerullo on March 10, 2011

Kik Messenger solves a critical problem that has plagued many texting apps, namely, it is cross-platform enabled. This is a big bonus in a market where most messenger apps suffer from proprietary restrictions and, as such, immediately limit their appeal to that universe of like-minded OS users. Kik is also a nod to the changing dynamics ... more

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