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Three more phones were leaked in the latest BestBuy Mobile Buyer’s Guide.
Follow the ”more” link for the marketing blurbs in a larger font.
BlackBerry Tour
Launching with TELUS and Bell in July 2009, the BlackBerry Tour fits as well in your pocket as in your hand. The user-friendly, backlit keyboard makes typing emails and working on documents easier than ever, and the 480×360px hi-res display delivers crystal-clear quality-whether you’re browsing the web, watching video or viewing pictures taken by the built-in 3.2MP camera.
HTC Snap
Launching with TELUS, keep in touch with the people who matter the most with the Snap’s Inner Circle feature. With the press of a button you can view emails from only your closest contacts, while the Snap’s integrated life management features keep your social and work life in sync and running smoothly.
HTC Touch Pro2
Launching with TELUS, business is quicker with the Touch Pro2. Make conference calls and instantly invite people from your contact list, or even direct from an email. Place it on your desk and you get a professional-quality speakerphone, with clear sound quality and an adjustable tilt screen for easy viewing.
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July 4th, 2009
Best Buy Mobile advertisements are always a good place to look for upcoming handsets. The latest publication features a full page of QWERTY devices, one LG device for each carrier. Rogers has the Xenon, Koodo has the Keybo, Fido has the Neon, and Bell and Virgin both have the Rumour. All the device mentioned already have been around for awhile, release at various times throughout the past year. The new device in the lineup belongs to Telus-the LG Keybo 2. The Keybo 2 has a 3.0MP camera with video capabilities, as opposed to the 2.0MP the Keybo 1 sports, and adds an addition 0.2″ screen area for a total of 2.6″.
No word on pricing or a launch date but the buyers guide is only valid until the end of the month so expect the Keybo 2 to launch before August.
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July 3rd, 2009
Telus is going to release the BlackBerry 9630 Tour on July 15th, according to an e-mail send out to Platinum PERKS members. No official pricing has been announced by rumored pricing is below.
3 year term: $249.99 (promo pricing)
3 year term: $449.99
2 year term: $549.99
1 year term: $599.99
no term: $649.99
Can’t read the image? Click the “more” link to read the text version.
Since you’re a Platinum PERKS client, we want you to be the first to know about the new BlackBerry Tour 9630.
With features like international roaming and the ability to download and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files, you can take your life with you – on the go. Snap your own crystal-clear photos along the way with the built-in 3.2 megapixel camera, featuring flash, auto-focus, full screen preview, and geo-tagging capabilities. Plus, the high resolution HVGA screen lets you what streaming video in stunning clarity.
Find out more and make it yours on July 15, 2009.
Source: CrackBerry
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June 27th, 2009
HowardForums’ member “RileyFreeman” is reporting that that TELUS will be launching the iPhone in October. The leak is courtesy of “… a(n) executive at Telus.” The iPhone would be launched on the HSPA network that is going to be completed around September, not the current CDMA network.
What do you think-is TELUS going to score the iPhone when the HSPA launches later this year? Leave your thoughts below.
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June 22nd, 2009
With Earth Day next week, April 22, all the major retailers are getting involved in one way or another.
Bring in your old cellphone to Best Buy next week and get $25 off the purchase of a new phone. If you are buying a phone priced at $0 you will receive a $25 store credit for accessories. The $25 accessory credit must be used at the time of purchase and no cash will be given back if the accessory is less than $25.
The trade-in program is only available for new contracts, contract renewals, and upgrades. Thus prepaid phones are not eligible. Trade-in incentives are only valid from April 17, 2009 – April 23, 2009 and must be done in-store.
Check out all the trade-in incentives online.
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April 17th, 2009
Looks like most BlackBerry users in Canada and the United States are currently without e-mail service. From what I have read it appears all service providers are affected by this outage: Rogers, AT&T, Verizon, etc.
Are you experiencing no e-mail service or delays receiving messages, leave a comment below.
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April 13th, 2009
Bell Mobility launched the Palm Treo Pro late February, Alltel launched it early April, and now it’s Telus’ turn.
Like Bell’s model Telus’ will feature a touch screen and a full keyboard, Microsoft Windows
Mobile 6.1 Professional Edition, chat-style view for text and multimedia messages (similar to the iPhone), and a 2.0MP camera.
As you can see from the graphic, launch pricing is as follows:
3 year: $149.99 (voice and data over $20/month)
2 year: $399.99
1 year: $499.99
no contract: $549.99
Head over to Telus to learn more.
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April 7th, 2009
The Samsung Omnia hails the arrival of the next generation smartphone with its innovative design and elegant refinement. Fly through Windows Mobile 6.1 with the introduction of widget shortcuts and a large 3.2” touchscreen
The Samsung Omnia (i910) features a 5.0 MP camera (with built in flash, image stabilizer, and face detection), 8GB internal memory, WIFI, FM radio, Bluetooth, optical mouse navigation (black square bottom center), and TV output.
Pick up your Omnia from Telus for the following price points:
3 year: $129.99 (voice and data over $40/month)
2 year: $349.99
1 year: $449.99
no contract: $499.99
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April 2nd, 2009
Right now I’m at a Samsung event at a Microsoft event in downtown Toronto.
It’s the Canadian launch of the Omnia i910 for Telus and Bell.
The Omnia is a Windows Mobile Professional 6.1 device with a 8GB of built in memory + up to 16GB of removable memory, Rev A, 5 megapixel autofocus camera, 240×400 display with haptic feedback, Opera web browser, GPS, Bluetooth and WiFi.
What sets the Omnia apart from other WinMo decices is it’s home screen which has widgets. It’s also fairly compact at 112 x 56.9 x 12.5mm and 125g.
Launch date is ‘early April’
March 30th, 2009
Telus Mobility has finally launched the BlackBerry Pearl Flip.
As you can see pricing is as follows:
$49.99-3 year with voice and data
$249.99-3 year term
$299.99-2 year term
$399.99-1 year term
$449.99-no term
Check out the features of the BlackBerry Flip and purchase on the Telus website.
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March 10th, 2009
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