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The BlackBerry Curve 9380, the first all-touch smartphone in the BlackBerry Curve family is now available from Mobilicity for $300 Features of the BlackBerry Curve 9380 smartphone include: 3.2” HVGA+ touch screen 480 X 360 pixel resolution 512 MB on-board memory, expandable up to 32 GB...

Toronto based Mobilicity announced last Friday the appointment of Stewart Lyons as President of the company, replacing departing CEO Dave Dobbin. The privately owned firm says Dobbin was leaving Mobilicity to "pursue other interests," an oft used euphemism employed when a CEO has been sacked by...

Mobilicity and Wind Mobile have added the BlackBerry Curve 9360 to their respective smartphone line-ups. $300 at Mobilicity and $350 at Wind Mobile cheaper if you go with the tab.

Mobilicity and Wind Mobile have added the BlackBerry Curve 9360 to their respective smartphone line-ups. Running on the new Blackberry 7 operating system, the Curve 9360 features the iconic BlackBerry keyboard, 2.44 inch 480x360 pixel HVGA+ color display, 800 MHz processor, integrated GPS, a...

Mobilicity has announced the addition of two Wi-Fi hotspot devices to its line-up of wireless products. The Huawei E583C is a compact, plug-and-play, portable Wi-Fi hotspot, which at 90 grams can quickly pop into a pocket or handbag and can connect up to five Wi-Fi devices including laptops...

Mobilicity today announced the addition of the Nokia 500 to its line-up. The Nokia 500 is a mid-range smartphone for budget-conscious Canadians looking to take advantage of the wireless operators $10 unlimited data add-on. The Nokia 500 features include: a 1GHz processor , a 3.2-inch touch...

This past weekend, Android Police, a website specializing in all things Android, published an article which uncovered a "massive security vulnerability" with HTC Android devices, many of which are currently sold in Canada. The site said that a recent HTC updated loaded a program called...

The BlackBerry Bold 9900 smartphone is now available from Mobilicity. Wrapped in a brushed stainless steel frame and running on the BlackBerry 7 operating system, the device features a 1.2 GHz processor, 2.8 inch 640 x 480 pixel display with touch interface, a 5.0 megapixel camera and built-in...

Calling federal government regulations misguided, Rogers Communications has launched a public lobbying effort advocating for what it calls a "fair and open auction" of the 700Mhz radio spectrum band Ottawa has slated for sale next year. Rogers who, combined with Bell and Telus Mobility, has...

Starting this Wednesday, Mobilicity will begin offering a new promotion which gives consumers in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Edmonton and Calgary a Blackberry Curve 3G smartphone and a year of unlimited service for $470. To take advantage of the promotion, customers will be required to pay the...

Mobilicity today announced, what I think, is its first contract. Under new plan, available beginning this Wednesday. Free BlackBerry Curve 3G smartphone with the purchase of a 12-month $55 Multi-Month plan which costs $470. The plan comes with a year of unlimited local talk, unlimited text...

Upstart wireless provider Mobilicity today launched the "Student Plan," a new wireless offer which gives consumers in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Edmonton and Calgary unlimited local calling, unlimited local text and picture messaging, unlimited data, and caller ID for $25 a month. Mobilicity...

Rogers Communications recently reported that, as of the end of June, it had over 9.1 million wireless subscribers making it largest provider of wireless services in the country. Combined with the Bell and Telus Mobility, the big three wireless companies now have over 23.5 million subscribers...

Mobilicity today announced a distribution agreement with Walmart Canada which would see the firm`s wireless phones and airtime bundles sold in approximately 50 Walmart stores across Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Today’s announcement complements Mobilicity’s existing retail...

The Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) recently reported that, as of the end of March 2011, almost 95% of all wireless customers in Canada subscribed to Bell Mobility, Telus Mobility or Rogers Wireless. For consumers, this triopoly of wireless service in Canada has meant...

on Saturday, June 25th Mobilicity stores across Canada will provide a $200 credit to consumers across Canada who break their contracts and switch to any of Mobilicity’s unlimited wireless plans with the purchase any Mobilicity handset. The $200 credit is provided to customer’s MyWallet account...

Starting today, Mobilicity will be selling the HTC Panache, an Android 2.3 smartphone capable that can operate as a Wi-Fi hotspot or be tethered to a tablet computer when purchased with a Mobilicity data plan. Built into the Panache is a Qualcomm 1GHz Snapdragon processor, 3.8-inch touch...

Everyday Canadians are bombarded with ads from the big three wireless companies - Bell Mobility, Rogers Wireless and Telus Mobility - telling us that their respective wireless networks are the fastest and provide the best sound quality. For consumers it’s difficult to assess the competing...

Wind Gained 39,000 subs in Q1. Rogers Wireless gained 35,000 new wireless customers, Bell Mobility gained 5,292 subscribers and Telus Mobility gained 32,000 customers. Read more

Alternate wireless provider Mobilicity has begun offering its 3G Wireless service to residents of Calgary. Phones and service plans can be purchased from more than 70 locations in the city. Calgary is the fifth city in which the privately owned wireless company will offer mobile phone service...