Why Noboday trusts the Bigs 3...
via reddit Who's this noboday person...? Ok, poor spelling but good point. They call this price-fixing, I believe.
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Rogers to deliver 4G data speeds to Canadians via a large bus.
via mobilesyrup.com Yeah, I'm still around -- even if I'm officially on my theatrical sabbatical ...
Insider Scoop: Everything that's wrong with Research In Motion.
The problem is that they brim with hubris regarding their success in the corporate market and are culturally blind to the gaping holes in their armour regarding consumer. via businessinsider.com What to do about Canada's smartphone pride & joy? Find out this week when #dys139 records live .
"They must be making crazy money off roaming." -- understatement of the year?
Johnson stated that a cut of “more than 50 per cent on data” will be coming soon, and this “still allows us to be profitable”. They must be making crazy money off roaming. via mobilesyrup.com Wanna know how to beat roaming charges while travelling abroad? Tune in to #dys138 when it records live next Wednesday, June 15th and find out!
WIND Mobile to keep blowing -- wait, that didn't come right...
Conclusion [59] The appeals will therefore be allowed, and the Order in Council will be restored. Globalive and the Attorney General are entitled to their costs throughout. No costs will be assessed for or against the interveners. via mobilesyrup.com Some late-breaking news just in time for #dys137, recording live tonight at 9:30pm Eastern / 6:30pm Pacific, right here .
Is Nokia doomed?
Apple, Android and BlackBerry are rapidly becoming the three brands consumers want and the window of opportunity for Nokia is rapidly vanishing... via theglobeandmail.com Maybe things wouldn't be so dire if Currie stopped taking their money -- here's where they're sending him for a weekend next month. For more on mobiles join us as we record live next Wednesday, July 8th, right here .
BlackBerry tops Canadian mobile market share at 42%.
Call it home turf advantage if you must, but according to comScore’s latest survey , Waterloo, Ontario-based Research In Motion has planted a BlackBerry into the mitten-clad paws of 42% of Canadian smartphone owners. Apple trails at 31%, with Android at 12%, Symbian at 6.4% and Windows Phone/Mobile at 5.1%. On a comparative basis, Canada’s smartphone penetration actually sits above the U.S., France, Germany, and Japan at 32.8%. via intomobile.com BB fans come represent when we record #dys137 live next Wednesday, June 8th, right here .
Von Finckenstein in Toronto for Telecom circle-jerk.
Live from the 2011 Canadian Telecom Summit! By Ian Hardy on May 31, 2011 at 8:10am in Mobile News The annual Canadian Telecom Summit is on again in Toronto and this year is looking jammed packed (?) with a grand cast of A-list industry players: Rob Bruce, President Communications of Rogers George Cope, President and CEO of Bell Tony Lacavera, Chairman of Globaive (Wind Mobile) Konrad von Finckenstein, Chair of the CRTC Check in with us for late-breaking fffuuu s as we record #dys136 live tomorrow night at 9:30pm Eastern/6:30pm Pacific ...