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Rogers and Fido drastically cuts commission despite 30% increase in sales
Boy Genius Report —
... The cut to commissions will impact each and every customer of Rogers and Fido in one way or another. If you’re the type of person who feels this is wrong, you call Rogers or ...
Rogers sells 255,000 iPhones in the land of poutine
MobileCrunch —
... This morning, Canadian carrier giant Rogers announced that they’d managed to sell roughly 255,000 iPhones between its launch in July and the end of September. ...
BlackBerry Curve 8900 debuts at Rogers Wireless
Ubergizmo —
... Canadian carrier Rogers Wireless has just launched the BlackBerry Curve 8900 (codenamed Javelin). It will cost its customers $180 with a 3-yr contract (yes, three years!) that includes voice and data. Other options include a 499.99 with a two year contract or $549 without any commitment. I can't find it on their website, but it has been reported that units have made their way to retail channels. ...
The Revolution is Here: Android Arrives in Canada
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... website however… just a few moments ago I was busy configuring an HTC Magic to check out the plans and pricing, when I was suddenly presented with the message ‘Unfortunately, the phone you are looking for is not available for purchase on www.rogers.com’. Really!?
No worries, I’m sure the wrinkles will be smoothed out shortly. Will have more details on the HTC Magic and Dream now available on Rogers… shortly.
For more details you can hit up Rogers.
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Rogers brings the 6GB / $30 data promo back to life
Boy Genius Report —
It looks like Rogers is pretty serious about moving those Magics and Dreams because it just resurrected the 6GB/$30 data promo. As you can imagine however, there is a catch to this in that it is supposed to be exclusively for those who purchased one of the two Android handsets that Rogers launched today. Also, a 3-year data contract is required and the promotion expires on Canada Day. Be that as it may, we were able to log into one of our Rogers accounts and successfully add it to two lines, one being registered to a BlackBerry and the other to an ...
News Canada: HTC Dream and HTC Magic Android Phones with Rogers
Phones Review —
... Anyway get yourself over to Rogers.com for more information, and please do post you comments if you have anything to say about the HTC Dream or HTC Magic ...
HTC Magic and Dream: Why so long to get to Canada?
PR News: —
... We wrote to you some time ago about Google’s plans to release the HTC Magic and HTC Dream in Canada. Well we are glad to report that both phones are finally available to buy now from Rogers on their website. ...
HTC Magic and Dream: Why so long to get to Canada?
PR News: —
... We wrote to you some time ago about Google’s plans to release the HTC Magic and HTC Dream in Canada. Well we are glad to report that both phones are finally available to buy now from Rogers on their website. ...
iPhone supplies dwindle in Canada
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... and Rogers, are both reporting they are sold out pretty much across the country. Some Apple Stores in Canada have them in stock, but a couple of calls revealed that even Apple Stores are often out of stock. ...
iPhoneWorld.ca: Rumour: Rogers offering 8GB iPhone 3GS
iPhoneWorld.ca iPhone News Headlines —
iPhoneWorld.ca writes: Rogers communications Inc has caused quite a stir in the iPhone community recently after offering a 8GB iPhone 3GS. The offer was made on Rogers website where they made a comparison between the iPhone 3G and 3GS which got people excited as the iPhone 3GS is only offered in 32GB and 16GB.
Rumours of Rogers offering the 8GB 3GS began a week before this when a memo published by Boy Genuis stated that the company would get rid of their old 8GB ...
Start up cellular provider Globalive denied license to operate in Canada
ZDNet Government —
... , and Rogers , aggressively argued that Globalive was not a Canadian controlled entity, submitting strong evidence and regulatory requirements were being sidestepped under illegal pretenses. The CRTC commission agreed with just about every argument the three made during hearings in September. No public announcement has yet been made by Globalive appealing the ...
