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Samsung Link RE*Generation

Get the Limited Edition RE*Generation Samsung Link and $10 will be donated to the movement to get young people off the streets and back on their feet. Get linked in from no matter where you are with the Samsung Link QWERTY Phone. Use the large, 4-line full QWERTY keyboard to fire away texts and instant messages at rocket speed. Stay on top of things and check up to 5 personal email accounts on the go with Virgin Mobile email and see if you’ve been poked with the one-touch Facebook® button. Plus you can snap pics with the 1.3 megapixel camera and connect wirelessly with stereo Bluetooth® 2.0.

The Samsung Link is currently priced at $130 on a 30 day term, $60 on prepaid, and $0 on a 2 year term.  Buy and activate your Samsung Link before May 16th and receive a $30 activation credit, new accounts only.

The RE*Generation version of the Samsung Link is in-transit to a retail location near you.  In the meantime you can buy online or through customer care (1-888-999-2321).

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Add comment May 4th, 2010

LG 230 Simple Flip

With a name like “Simple Flip” don’t expect much out of the LG 230.  The CDMA sports a 0.3 MP camera (no I did not reverse the 0 and 3), 1.77 inch (128×160) main display, Bluetooth, and an Ez tip calculator.  A short feature list means low device pricing:

2 year term: $0.00
30 day term: $59.99
prepaid: $59.99

Picture it with the LG 230 Simple Flip Camera Phone. Snap pics, connect wirelessly with Bluetooth®, and take control with the dedicated voice command key. Call and text away to your heart’s content on this ultra-handy flip phone.

Stop by your local Virgin kiosk to pick up your LG 230 “Simple Flip”.

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Add comment May 4th, 2010

WIND Releases Huawei U1250

WIND Mobile has released the Huawei U1250 for $70 contract free. The U1250 is a welcome addition and will be the first phone to be under the $100 mark at WIND.


The Huawei U1250 is a compact handset featuring a 2 MP camera, speakerphone, FM Radio, MP3 Player and microSD slot for expandable memory of up to 8GB.


Head over to your nearest WIND store or call customer care at 1-877-80-WIND-1 (1-877-809-4631) to order your Huawei U1250 today.

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1 comment May 3rd, 2010

Virgin Canada Welcomes Back Nokia

After Nokia pulled out of the CDMA phone market a few years ago, Virgin Mobile is finally able to welcome Nokia back to their phone lineup with a HSPA device.

The Nokia 2370 features a 2MP camera, FM radio, 30MB of internal memory with support up to 2GB through the use of microSDHC cards.

Do it all, from almost anywhere in the world, with the sleek Nokia 2730. Leave on a jet plane and you’ve got global mobile with roaming in more than 200 countries around the world. Take pics and shoot vids with the 2 megapixel camera, surf to your fave websites, check email, connect wirelessly with Bluetooth® 2.0, listen to FM stereo radio, download tones and pics, and pump up your phone’s storage with up to 2 GB of expandable memory.

The Nokia 2730 is only available on postpaid service. $59.99 on a 30 day term or $0.00 on a 2 year contract.

Head over to your nearest Virgin Mobile Canada dealer to purchase the Nokia 2730 or buy online directly through Virgin.

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Add comment May 3rd, 2010

WIND to Release New Data Plans

We have been tipped off that WIND Mobile is getting to launch two new data plans to their current offerings.  For $20/month you will receive 500MB of data while $10/month will net you 50MB.  The 500MB plan is available on all devices, while the 50MB add-on cannot be used with BlackBerry devices.

Blackberry
Infinite BlackBerry $35/mo.:
- Unlimited Internet, Email, Social and Instant Messaging.
- No overage tariffs since there is no limit to use data

Charged BlackBerry $20/mo.:
- 500MB of data – for heavy BlackBerry users
- Enough to get you daily about 500 emails with several pages attachment in
word/excel/pdf, browse about 500 web pages and get about 500 instant messages

Social BlackBerry $10/mo.:
- Unlimited Instant Messaging, Facebook and MySpace
- Social BlackBerry add-on does not offer access to Internet

Other Data
Infinite – $35/mo.: Unlimited data
- For those who are serious about mobile internet
- No overage tariffs since there is no limit to use data

Charged – $20/mo.: 500MB of data
- For frequent use of mobile internet
- Enough to get you about 300 emails / day or browse 150 web pages / day

Social – $10/mo.: 50MB of data
- For regular use of mobile internet
- Enough to get you about 1000 emails, or browse about 500 web pages on your phone

Follow the “more” link for exclusive images of the internal documents.

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2 comments May 2nd, 2010

TELUS Releases Package 20

TELUS Mobility has released a new monthly add on Package targeted for low data users.  Like the name suggests, Package 20 will cost you $20/month.  Included in the add-on is:

Call Display
Unlimited Text/Picture/Video Messaging (incoming and outgoing)
50MB of data (e-mail/IM/video streaming/web browsing)

Data used over the 50MB monthly allotment is billed at a rate of $0.25/MB.
Data overage is capped at 10GB a month.

Package 20 is unable to be used for BlackBerry devices, but all other smartphone and dumbphones can take advantage of this offer.

Read more about Package 20 on the TELUS Mobility website.

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Add comment April 30th, 2010

Next is Now

“Technology is reshaping the world around us.  How we live and how we work is changing rapidly.”
-Rogers CEO Nadir Mohamed

Rogers has decided to publish a video they put together shareholder meeting that was held earlier this week.  Although the video is not related directly to the mobile industry it does have many interesting facts on how technology is changing out day to day lives.

“We will define our future around connected experiences. Increasingly customers are buying based on brand, not product. They’re buying into companies that will offer seamless delivery of customer-driven experiences in a connected world.”

It will be interesting to see what Rogers does to make them the destination Canadians go to in this connected world.

Via: RedBoard (warning-corporate propaganda)

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3 comments April 29th, 2010

It’s Official: BlackBerry 8530 Coming to Koodo

Telus’ discount brand, Koodo Mobile will be launching the BlackBerry 8530 “later this spring”.

The BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone comes in charcoal and is expected to retail for $300, or $150 for new customers who put the smartphone on their Tab. Existing customers who have paid their Tab in part or in full can also use the Tab to get the new BlackBerry Curve 8530 smartphone.

Read the full press release on CNW.

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Add comment April 28th, 2010

Bell Releases Samsung Messenger

Bell Mobility has released the Samsung Messenger. The Messenger is an HSPA compatible device which features WI-FI, GPS, Windows Mobile 6.5, and a 3.2 MP camera. Current pricing for the full QWERTY device after the device description.

The Samsung Messenger smartphone is the affordable solution to keep you plugged-in and productive while on the go. Stay on top of business and personal emails, and calendar updates while in the field. Browse the Web effortlessly and compose emails, texts, and instant messages easily with the full QWERTY keyboard. View and edit important Microsoft® Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and PDF documents on the 2.6” high-resolution colour display. Listen to the weather, traffic and news reports with the integrated FM Radio.

The Samsung Messenger smartphone supports advanced navigation, tracking and management services, and has a built in GPS, ensuring you’ll always locate that new client.

no term: $299.95
1 year term: $249.95
2 year term: $149.95
3 year term: $0.00 (voice and data over $45/month)

The Messenger is not available to purchased online at this time, so head over to your Bell Mobility outlet to pick yours today.

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Add comment April 28th, 2010

Android Powered Motorola BACKFLIP now available on TELUS

The Motorola BACKFLIP is now available on TELUS for $99.99 on a 3 year. It’s a mid-range Android phone (480×320 display, 528Mhz processor, 3.1″ display, etc) which has Motorola MOTOBLUR social networking software.

It has an interesting design where the screen is on the front and a QWERTY keyboard is on the back. You can flip it open half way so it’s like a photo frame or all the way so it’s like a phone with a keyboard.

I tried the BACKFLIP a while back in this video:

Add comment April 28th, 2010

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