Cell Phone News
ASUS skips 4G in low-cost Zenfone range
ASUS unveiled its Zenfone range at CES 2014, a low-cost collection missing a few key components.
SaskTel BOGO Smartphone Deal Gives You Any Phone For Free
Saskatchewan's own telecommunications company often has the best mobile deals anywhere in Canada. Right now SaskTel will give you any phone for free when you buy another one and put both on 2-year voice and data contracts.
Public Mobile Offers 1GB Data-Only Plan for $20/month
For a limited time, any plan from Public Mobile $30 and up will get you a $10 credit each month for the first six months. This deal includes their 1GB data-only plan on Canada's largest and fastest LTE network.
Telus Mobility Adds $10 To 10GB for $60 Promo Plans
Telus has followed Rogers, Bell, Fido and Virgin Mobile by increasing monthly charges to customers who signed up to their 10GB for $60 promotion just over a year ago, but Telus is asking for something more.
Public Mobile Follows Black Friday with $10 off all $30+ Plans
Public Mobile follows up Black Friday with $10 off any plan of $30 or more for the first six months.
CRTC Bans Cell Phone Unlocking Charges
Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission requires new cellphones to come unlocked and changes carriers' data overage consent practice in efforts to increase transparency in the wireless industry and minimize consumer bill shock.
Canadians now have more control over their wireless service
The New Wireless Code for Canada allows customers more control over their service.
Intl Cell Phone Use Just Got Way Easier: the AOW Global Data SIM
AOW Global Data SIM which allows international travelers to access 4G LTE data on their cell phones in over 90 countries worldwide, through short-term, on-demand plans as short as one hour long.
Nokia could be bringing back the 3310
HMD Global, the relatively new owners of the Nokia name, are set to revive the classic 3310 as a feature phone according to prolific leaker Evan Blass.
Meet Google's first homegrown smartphones: Pixel and Pixel XL
Google has been making software for smartphones for almost a decade now. It's also worked with partners including Samsung, LG, and Huawei to make Nexus devices running unmodified versions of Android. But today, Google has unveiled the first two smartphones it can truly call its own: the Pixel and the Pixel XL.
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