Alas my friends the day is almost upon us. Apple released a press release this morning via their website announcing that the iPhone 4 will be available this Friday July 30th, 2010 in 17 more countries, our native land being one of them. Beginning this Friday, customers can purchase iPhone 4 in Australia, Austria, Belgium, [...]

It’s been a rough week for Android with the largest (and saddest) story being that the famous Google Nexus One is no longer available for sale from Google. GuruDaniel wrote a heart-wrenching salute to the handset, explaining how the Nexus One helped push Android hardware into the next generation, and how it is the ultimate [...]

If the rumours are true, Bell will attempt to counter Telus’ HTC Desire with its own superphone at the beginning of August, with the Samsung Vibrant. The build is the same as that of the T-Mobile Vibrant, sans extra apps and Avatar, but the hardware still screams quality. Electronista is calling for August 6th, though [...]

An interest study just emerged confirming what most Canadians already know: their big three carriers are the most profitable in the developed world. According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Rogers, Telus and Bell combined for an average of 46.7% profit in the first quarter of this year. Compare that with the UK carriers of [...]

It looks like Bell will be the first Canadian carrier to launch the Blackberry 9300 (Kepler). This flyer was posted on Crackberry.com today and shows it as “Coming soon” on their HSPA network, launching as the Curve 3G. No word on a release date or pricing, but if you are someone who appreciates the form [...]

Bell, what are you doing? You already have the best low-spec Android phone on the market in the HTC Legend! What’s the point of introducing an even lower-spec Android 2.1 device in the Wildfire? The Legend is $79.95 on a 3-year term, and is almost the perfect marriage of size, power and epic aluminum. The [...]

One of our tipsters just let us know that Bell is experiencing voice and data outages in the greater Toronto area, just north of Steeles. No word on a fix just yet, but if you are noticing similar problems you aren’t alone. Update: We have been getting several tips since posting this that this outage [...]

Ok people, for this post I’d like some feedback. I just did a write up in regards to a rumor that Solo Mobile is being re-branded and appeal to the new landscape of “unlimited talk and text,” and it got me thinking, “What makes you choose who to sign with?” Each carrier brings its own [...]

I am sitting, as I have done the last few days, with three phones in front of me: a BlackBerry Bold 9700, a HTC Nexus One, and a HTC Legend. Each have their own shortfalls and virtues; each is attractive in its own way; and certainly, each appeals to a different type of consumer. To [...]

Just days after launching the Legend on its discount brand Virgin Mobile, Mobile Syrup is reporting that Bell plans to launch their own version on June 16th. Bell is positioning the device to compete with Rogers’ recently released Sony Ericsson X10 and Telus’s HTC Hero, with pricing set at $79.95 on a 3-year contract, $249.95 [...]