Showing posts with label Rogers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rogers. Show all posts

Thursday, December 23, 2010

Rogers Q4 Roadmap Revealed

Published on 07 November 2010.

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Hot new quarter means hot new phones. As expected, Rogers will be receiving a load of hot new phones including BlackBerry 9780 tab of Samsung Galaxy, Samsung Focus and straight Dell. Large amount of data and also new plans new choices between various devices, including the rocket sticks and sharing tablets.

-The bold BlackBerry 9780 listed at $149.99 in the contract.
-The listed in $79,99 contract Nokia N8.
-Samsung listed in $149.99 contract approach
-Live Pro are eligible for the $10 unlimited data plan.
-Internal Rogers rumors suggest that the Galaxy tab can launch at $299.99 with a 2 year contract. $199.99 with a 3 year.

[Via source: BGR]


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Thursday, December 9, 2010

Torch of 9800 blackBerry now available at Rogers

Published on 02 October 2010. Tags: 9800, BlackBerry, Rogers, torch, QWERTY, touchscreen

9800Torch blk ENG Rogers BottomAngle1 300x300 BlackBerry Torch 9800 now available from Rogers

Rogers has officially released the BlackBerry torch 9800. The phone has a very generous touch screen, as well as a qwerty keyboard slide.The torch is available for $199.99 within a period of 3 years away A little late to Rogers already seem to get BlackBerry above, then the United States, but is all happy that has finally come.

[Source through: Redboard]


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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Tab Galaxy Samsung coming to Rogers

Published on 02 October 2010. Tags: Android, Galaxy, Samung, 7-inch tab

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With the Samsung Galaxy card was announced. Rogers has picked up the appliance or "tab" and will be releasing it to the public in the near future.Samsung Galaxy tab presents 7 pulgadas.No Android Tablet price or release date yet, but they were pleased that there is some competition with Apple iPad now.

[Source through: RedBoard]


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Friday, November 12, 2010

Rogers announces the first technical trial of LTE Canada

Published on 08 October 2010. Tags: 150, 4 G, Canada, LTE, Ottawa, Rogers telecommunications operators

LTE Rogers announces first LTE technical trial in Canada

Rogers announced to launch a trial technical comprehensive Long Term Evolution (LTE) in our network inalámbrica.El technical trial carried out in the Ottawa area.

As the first company in North America to deploy HSPA network + with 21 Mbps, we are excited about LTE 4 G which allows significantly more data pass through a network at speeds of up to 150 Mbps technology.

Ericsson, in collaboration with Rogers, has conducted tests comparing speed and performance technology LTE banded multiple frequency laboratory LTE.Rogers expand on this test and move to a comprehensive technical trial of LTE at both high and low bandwidth for Ottawa area frequencies.

[Source through: RedBoard]

Thank you once more Miranda!


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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Hardware upgrade for Rogers? 30 Months.

Published on 20 October 2010. Tags: 30 months, principle of updating, upgrading computers, upgrade hardware, ridiculous, Rogers

Android Beejive014 Hardware Upgrade for Rogers? After 30 months only.

The large red Canadian company now called Rogers Wireless is forcing customers to wait 30 months until you are allowed to upgrade hardware. New Canadian customers are obliged to sign a contract of 3 years with Rogers for the same prices phone, if not, more then what customers AT & t down South pay for, and "just" need to sign a 2 year contract. In addition, Rogers plans are incredibly expensive when it comes to plans down South, even compared with Mobile WIND, but only unaffordable for the majority of Canadians. AT & T customers are eligible for an upgrade hardware nearly every year (depending on the phone), but the Rogers… 30 month!Is ridiculous…We, the people towards the North, do not approve this.


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