So Windows Mobile 6.5 isn’t gone just yet. The new Samsung Messenger GT-B7330 is confirmed to be released running the aging operating system via Bell and Rogers in the near future. April 28th on Bell and May 4th on Rogers to be exact, with Telus following later in the year, though no date is given. [...]

Can’t say we didn’t see this one coming. Hot off the heals of WES starting and both Rogers and Telus announcing the Pearl 9100 being just around the corner, a tipster has given us word that Bell is releasing their own version of the device, in a solid Black variation to run on their new [...]

It’s funny how things happen with unreleased Blackberry devices. They go from being shrouded in mystery to being fully exposed, priced and dated often within a week. It happens with almost every device, so what makes the Pearl 9100 any different? What started a few months ago with pictures/video of its existence, numerous OS leaks, [...]

Not too long ago we reported pictures of the still-unreleased second-generation Pearl 9100 (or its code name Stratus) being tested on Telus’s HSPA+ network. Other than that and the occasional OS leak there hasn’t been much to go on in for pricing or public availability. Well, low and behold, what do we have here? An inventory [...]

So, two devices, two similar names, but only one choice? Now that the Bell Samsung Galaxy sits at $0 on a three-year contract, and the Rogers Samsung Galaxy Spica sits at $50 on a three-year contract ($29 at Best Buy plus a $75 gift card), should you be in the market for a Samsung Android [...]

Wednesday we reported that WebOS 1.4.1 hit Sprint and many international carriers. Left out however were the Canadians on Bell’s network. Luckily, yesterday WebOS 1.4.1 dropped for Bell users bringing with it the paid App Catalog and all the applications that Canadians had been deprived of for so long. If you’re a Pre user on [...]

Since late 2009 WIND has done nothing but impress us disgruntled cell phone users in Toronto. They came to town offering a fresh look on 3G wireless service (using AWS frequencies) and standard inclusive features that are seen as blasphemy from their big 3 counterparts Rogers, Telus and Bell. All this being said one would [...]