All the recent talk has been on the flaws of the Apple iPhone 4, namely its reception issues in the United States on AT&T’s GSM network. We all know the Canadian networks that will house the device (Rogers, Bell, Telus, and their subsidiaries) are stronger and far more proven, but, is that enough to get [...]

One of the biggest accessibility drawbacks to the iPhone is its lack of physical keyboard. Blackberry users remain loyal, (other than BBM) based on its ease of communication and QWERTY keyboard functionality. Heavy Blackberry users are able to compose basic text and email messages without looking at the device, because they are so familiar with [...]

Sound off in the comments with your thoughts and ideas on today’s conference regarding Apple’s response to the antenna problem. How do you think Apple should have realistically handled the situation? Did they satisfy your qualms? I’d like to hear from iPhone 4 owners in particular - everyone else seems to be entirely non-objective on [...]

Ooh, the heat is on. Along with being apologetic to iPhone 4 owners, Apple also doubles back with a “see, it happens to everyone” info page. While the news isn’t, news, so to speak, it does highlight the problem with holding any kind of phone. The reason it’s such a big deal now is likely [...]

The conference is over, here’s what we got: iPhone 4 drops “1 more call per hundred” compared to the 3GS 0.55% of complaints were antenna/reception related Lots of pseudo-problem admittance and apologies Cases DO fix the problem Apple will allow a full refund until September 30th if you’re unhappy Otherwise, you’ll get your choice of a free [...]

While nothing has been confirmed yet by our carriers, this slide was put up during the press conference (going on as I type this) being held by Apple to finally address the reception issues. It clearly states Canada as being one of the countries included for a July 30th launch. Sweet eh? Stay tuned for [...]

When Rogers launched the iPhone 3G in July of 2008 their network must have been beaten to a pulp. They were the only network in Canada with iPhone for over a year, and until Bell and Telus launched their HSPA+ network in late 2009, Rogers seemed poised for a network over-extension. Recently Toronto saw Rogers’ [...]

Look, I’ve been burned many times. So have you, most likely — we all have. There is nothing like mopping up the blood from a fresh breakup (not real, I hope) and trying to move on with your life. And one of the hardest things to see when you’re single and alone is the adorable, [...]

Although the release date is up in the air, the Rogers online training deck called “Fast Track” has recently been updated to include how to sell the iPhone 4 and a short introduction to the new device for employees to start testing on. Could this mean Rogers is still on track for an end of [...]

YouTube today revamped their mobile website for WebKit browser-equipped devices, specifically the iPhone and devices running Google’s Android OS. The new site uses HTML5 for video viewing which allows mobile browsers to view YouTube videos without the need for flash capabilities. With the new version of YouTube’s mobile site, even the native Android YouTube application [...]