Bell has just introduced their push-to-talk network which runs on their HSPA+ network, providing decent download speeds alongside push-to-talk functionality. They have also released their first handset specifically for use on the network ? the Sonim XP5520 BOLT. The BOLT is an incredibly durable device that ?goes well beyond MIL-SPEC ruggedness? and is water proof, dust proof, and shock proof. It can withstand drops from 2 meters onto concrete and is scratch and pressure resistant as well, and has the warranty to back it up. Sonim offers up a 3-year comprehensive warranty to those who purchase the unit.

As for other specifications, the BOLT has a 2? (240 x 320) display, and supports HSPA, A-GPS, and Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity. According to official specs, it can get up to 12 hours of talk time, and also has an LED torch light and 2 MP camera with flash.

If you?re looking for a handset that can survive the harshest conditions and modern push-to-talk functionality, the Sonim XP5520 BOLT is definitely worth checking out. You can pick one up for $99.95 on a 3 year term, or $399.95 outright.





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The three major carriers each have some type of handset protection or replacement program, and Sasktel has joined in offering a Wireless Sevice Protection Plan of their own. The plan will cost customers either $6 or $7 monthly, depending on the value of their device, and covers accidental damage, loss, theft, and malfunction (after the manufacturers warranty expires), however normal wear and tear and cosmetic damage are not covered. Customers who pay for this additional service can make up to two claims per year, but will still be responsible for a deductible ranging from $75 - $225 in order to get a replacement handset.





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Best Buy Canada announced the end of the promotion of HD DVD products and stop to offering HD DVD products in few months. The Blu-Ray technologies are the only one HD technologies promote by Best Buy for her clients. The regular Best Buy warranty of satisfaction is applicable for all HD DVD products buy in any Best Buy in Canada. This declaration of Best Buy Canada is making after announce of Toshiba to stop HD DVD production and development.


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An original but can still be funny, here is the USB key brand Jeep. Small, 1 inch by 3 inches long, this USB key is out of the lifetime warranty and is USB 2.0. For $ 50 you have 512M and 256M for $ 30, all this U.S. dollar of course.



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