Rogers to continue policy of no charge tethering indefinitely
Come one, come all for another instalment of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Rogers Wireless Edition. Today’s topic? Tethering. The Good: No charge …
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Google launches the Nexus One with AT&T and Rogers support
Americans and Canadians rejoice as coming from nowhere, and without announcement, (even though we broke the news on it) is the Google Nexus One with …
Paid apps pop up in the Canadian Android Market
Google finally jumped over whatever hurdles were holding it back from offering paid apps in the Canadian Android Market, as all of a sudden, they …
BlackBerry 9900/9930 slider hitting Sprint?
One of our solid connects told us some pretty interesting information regarding the BlackBerry slider device.
Samsung Galaxy Spica now available from Rogers, will get 2.1 update
As was widely expected, Rogers today announced the immediate availability of the Samsung Galaxy Spica. The carrier’s fourth Android smartphone, the Galaxy Spica offers a …
BACKFLIP headed to TELUS, DEXT headed to Bell, QUENCH a mystery
A few days ago when we learned that Motorola is going to bring its complete line-up of MOTOBLUR handsets to Canada, we didn’t know which …
Rogers readying to launch the Samsung Galaxy Spica at $79.99
Another day, yet another Android handset headed to Canada? In the words of Palin, “you betcha!” The Samsung Galaxy Spica, which was unveiled this past …
Canadian government set to open wireless industry to foreign investment
As the Canadian Parliament opened yesterday for a new session, Governor General Michaëlle Jean dedicated a small portion of her Speech from the Throne to …
Canada's Big Three readying cross-carrier video calling
Although cross-carrier video calling is likely to rank very low on the wireless wish list of Canadians, don’t try telling that to the Big Three …
Rogers clears up US data roaming with new One Rate plans
We know the boo birds are going to have a lot of fun with this, but today Rogers officially introduced North American One Rate data …
Rogers to get Acer Liquid e this Spring
In a very uncharacteristic move, Acer and Rogers Wireless jointly announced that the Android 2.1-powered Liquid e will be headed to Canada’s largest wireless carrier …
Rogers halts all sales of the HTC Dream due to 911-GPS issue
A few weeks ago, Rogers decided not to upgrade the aging HTC Dream to Android 2.0 but offered existing owners the opportunity to switch to …
Rogers to offer HTC Dream owners a limited time promotional upgrade to the Magic?
HTC Magic owners disappointed by Rogers’ announcement that the Dream was going to stay at Android 1.5 may have cause to rejoice. A post from …
Rogers confirms it will update the HTC Magic to Android 2.1, Dream to stay at 1.5
HTC Magic and Dream owners in Canada take note as Rogers has reconsidered its “No Donut or Eclair policy” for at least one of its …
Sony Ericsson X10 coming "exclusively" to Rogers in Canada in Q2
Fretting that the Sony Ericsson X10 won’t be gracing your local Canada wireless provider? Rest easy, friends.
Rogers' HTC Dream and Magic to be deprived of Donut
If you have either a HTC Dream or Magic (or perhaps both) from Rogers Wireless, you might want to brush up on your rooting and …
Boxing Day comes early to Rogers
If you’re Canadian and love the thrill of the hunt Boxing Day provides, hate waiting in long lineups on a frosty winter’s eve, are looking …
How WIND Mobile changed Canada in less than 24 hours
For our non-Canadian readers, it might be pretty hard to understand why there’s been so much hype about WIND Mobile finally launching. It is just …
Rogers sues Bell over network claims
The ridiculousness that is Canada’s wireless industry reached unprecedented heights today after Rogers Wireless filed a lawsuit against Bell in B.C. Supreme Court. Rogers is …
TELUS granted injunction over Rogers ads
In a move that surprised very few, a B.C. Supreme Court justice has granted TELUS a temporary injunction against a series of ads from rival …
TELUS sues Rogers over network claims
The US isn’t the only country to have its two largest wireless carriers in the middle of a legal spat as Canada’s TELUS has filed …
Rogers, Bell willing to buy WIND's spectrum
While Canadian carrier hopeful WIND might not be launching any time soon thanks to its foreign ownership structure, outsiders are already drooling at the prospect …
Rogers launches the LG Eve at $49.99
Rogers Wireless was the first carrier to bring Android smartphones to Canada with the HTC Dream and Magic — two devices that weren’t exactly cutting …
Rogers now selling the BlackBerry Bold 9700 online
Canadians with a ravenous appetite for all things BlackBerry should take note that Rogers Wireless has begun selling the BlackBerry Bold 9700 on its website. …
RIM makes the BlackBerry Bold 9700 official, hitting in November
It’s always a lot of fun for us — and hopefully for you, the readers — any time we can run wild with pictures, news, …
Bell to get the BlackBerry Bold 9000 in black, Rogers in white
Even though we here at BGR think that the BlackBerry Bold 9000 is so Summer/Fall 2008 (and even that’s one hell of a stretch considering …
BlackBerry 9700 launching on Rogers October 26th?
Uh oh. We’re slowly moving across the board here… First with a rumored T-Mobile launch date, now we have a Rogers one for you guys. …
Rogers to announce BlackBerry 8520 pricing and availiblity tomorrow, we start a day early
If we told you how many emails we get asking about BlackBerry 8520 availability and pricing for Canada, there’s a good chance you wouldn’t believe …
Rogers to release the BlackBerry Curve 8520 on October 9th for $100?
We’ve known for the longest time that Rogers will soon be releasing the wallet friendly BlackBerry Curve 8520, but up until now we’ve (or anyone, …
Rogers to kill the SAF… sort of
Yes, yes, we know — Canadians hate the System Access Fee just as much as they hate American beer. “Thankfully” as of October 5th, new …
