Fido launches UNO plan for mobile VOIP
Fido announce yesterday the official launch of this new plan, named Fido UNO. This plan (same thing of Home Calling Zone of Rogers) combines cellular network with WiFi network for make call. When you are at home your device switch to WiFi for save your cellular minutes and use Internet for calling. When you go outside your home your device switch to GSM network even during a call. You need a cell phone compatible with UNO, a router compatible with Fido UNO, a Fido UNO plan and I good internet connection. (minim 512 Kbps). Fido say this plan permit to have one phone, outside and inside house but I dont really understand why. The only good thing a see it’s you can save on call you make at your home with your cellphone but I don’t think many people cancel landline for use Fido UNO. When you are at home it’s after work and it’s already unlimited on many plan. After that you have weekend when you don’t work and the weekend are too unlimited on many plan.More information
fido.ca/myfidouno
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Virgin Mobile Canada switch to 3 years contract
Richard Branson will be in Canada tomorrow for launch the new Virgin Mobile Canada offer. They call this change to contract offer, “Revolution”. Virgin Mobile in Canada use Bell cellular network but with this information it’s difficult to believe Virgin can offer best price of Bell. But this time we do say the prices of monthly plan are very interesting. You can have more information about price
here[/links]. For more information about all new offer you can go to “You Call the Shots” section of Virgin Mobile Canada website. [linkx= http://www.virginmobile.ca/site/en/pricesAndFeatures/html/myPlans.html?WT.ac=join_the_revolution_hp_en]New Price and features of Virgin Mobile Canada
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Update Major website Virgin Mobile Canada
Since Virgin Mobile Canada announced that he wanted to break into the field of monthly subscriptions to cellular packages, nothing new has been announced. But tonight the site of Virgin Mobile Canada (
www.virginmobile.ca) that worked this afternoon is closed for maintenance reasons. According to an email received by agents of customer service Virgin Mobile Canada, several problems are to be expected by tomorrow morning. No media representative was available for comment at the moment and customer service Virgin Mobile wants nothing to announce, and said they are not aware. Probably more detail tomorrow morning according to the customer service Virgin Mobile.
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Vancouver wants a downtown wireless
The city of Vancouver wants to launch a project that would make its downtown (about 2.3 km / square) wireless network with a high-speed wireless. A competition has been launched on the website of the Government of British Columbia. According to CBC, Peter Ladner who had the idea of the project wants to find financial partners because the elected officials of the city of Vancouver are unwilling to finance the project with taxes taxpayers. Several North American cities have attempted this type of project with varying degrees of success depending on location. However, the fall in prices in packages on cellular data, very quickly makes this kind of network obsolete, but could be very useful for the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver.
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New frequencies reserved for new Canadians operators
The Conservative government recently announced by the voice of the Federal Minister of Industry Jim Prentice that bid for new cellular frequencies will be in may. Surroundings 105 megahertz will be available to provide more bandwidth to run multimedia applications more and more present, as video telephony. As it is 105 megahertz, about 40 megahertz is reserved for the new player so that the three operators are present as Bell, Rogers and Telus buy all new frequencies. This decision, which is likely to be challenged by several companies, should be beneficial for consumers Canadian who pays too much for device and their cellular plan.
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Review : The GPS LD 3W Nokia
Here is the wireless GPS of Nokia, which uses Bluetooth technology to communicate with your cellular device. It is extremely light and small, can easily fit in your pocket and very quickly we forget his presence. He probably lacks a screen on the face in order to better control it, but considering its low price it can easily forgive this little problem.
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The LG Shine TU720 is now available from Rogers
It was announced a few weeks ago, but it is now posted on the Rogers Wireless website. The LG Shine TU720 Rogers has a camera 2.0 mega pixels and a Bluetooth 1.2 stereo connection. Unlike LG Shine 8700 Telus cellular LG offered by Rogers is a \"slider\" and is only on Rogers in Canada. Made of a metal which makes it very elegant LG Shine TU720 is equipped with the software needed to take full advantage of new 3G service Rogers, Vision. It is available for a price of 199.99 $ with a contract of 3 years and after a discount of 200 $ that will be given on your first bill if you subscribe to the package Vision Rogers. It is available without a contract for a price of 409.99 $.
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Virgin Mobile launches LIVE with Spice Girls in Toronto
Virgin Mobile Canada wants to beat the world record for the largest number of rings tone which sounds at the same time for launch the download web site Virgin Mobile Live. To do so, Virgin Mobile has hired the ex Spice Girls, Mel B. For the event, which will him to the second floor of the Eaton Center in Toronto on November 1 at 12h. That record belonged to Virgin Mobile, but at its British division with 254 cellular sounding at the same time. Virgin Mobile Canada wants to break the world record and reach at least 500. The first 500 persons to Eaton Center on Nov. 1 will simply send a text message to receive the ring tone of \"Wannabe\" on their cellphone. Mel B. Will be available for photos and autographs after the attempt to break the world record and Virgin Mobile will offer cellular accessories and appliances Samsung M510 Live Virgin Mobile randomly into the crowd.
http://downloads.virginmobile.ca
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Rogers is the first in North America to test the 3.5G
Of course, Now that it does not even talk of WiMax as in the United States, then it is understandable that Rogers is the first company in North America to test the generation 3.5. The tests were conducted in the cities of Montreal and Brampton, Ontario. We talk more specifically HSPA / UMTS that will allow speeds of 7.2 Mbps. Rogers says they had invested about $ 500 million since the last 2 years in its 3G cellular network.
\"The consumer appetite for mobile applications is undeniable in Canada
and around the world,\" said Rob Bruce, President, Rogers Wireless.\" The data
speeds achieved in this trial will enable Rogers to meet our customers\' needs
with the most advanced, innovative services today and in the future.\"
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Wireless Data Usage Reaches New Heights in Canada
According to the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications association (CWTA), said that the use of wireless data in Canada is expected to triple over the next three years. At this time, $ 1 billion would be spent annually in the data wireless cellular network. Still according to the CWTA about 10% of the monthly use of cellular phones in Canadians is for transfer data wirelessly. Operators that Rogers, Telus and Bell reported higher growth rates of 50% per quarter for wireless data. The CWTA calculate that about 30 million text messages are sent each day in Canada. For a population of around 32 million people living there, it\'s still not so bad. According to Peters Barnes, president of CWTA, there are 7 billion text messages sent since the beginning of the year 2007 compared to 4.3 billion for all year 2006.
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