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Rogers releases Live TV beta app for iOS
Rogers Canada has granted one wish of our Canadian friends – to have a TV in every room of their houses. No, it doesn’t mean that you have to buy several TV sets. All you need is an iPad and the new iOS app called Rogers Live TV app. Still in beta, the Rogers Live more »
Rogers expands LTE coverage to more areas in Canada
For our dear readers in Canada who have been waiting for more LTE network goodness, Rogers is giving it to you as it announced that LTE network coverage has just been expanded to cover more cities in Greater Toronto Area as well as surrounding Vancouver area. This comes in after Rogers has rolled out its more »
Sprint is taking away unlimited data for hotspots and mobile broadband devices
Sprint is once again making changes to its service plans. Although it is the only nationwide major carrier to offer a real unlimited plan for smartphones, it will not be extending that courtesy for all of its data devices any longer. Starting in November, Sprint will no longer offer unlimited data plans for mobile broadband devices or wireless hotspots created by its smartphones.
Sprint Direct Connect and Kyocera DuraMax launching on October 2nd
Sprint has just announced that it will be launching its new Sprint Direct Connect service on October 2. If you’ve been a long-time Sprint customer, you’re probably aware that Sprint pioneered push-to-talk service in the US. Hence, it is but fitting for Sprint to relaunch this service taking stock of new and faster network technology. more »
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 passes by the FCC, U.S. release imminent?
Aside from the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9, Galaxy Player 4.0 and Galaxy Player 5.0, it looks like Samsung is also releasing the new Galaxy Tab 7.7 which we’ve heard not so long ago. The said tablet was spotted to have graced the FCC recently. And if history serves us right, most devices that pass through more »
CyanogenMod working to get Android on the HP TouchPad
While this is still listed as being in early alpha and therefor not ready for public consumption, it does appear as if CyanogenMod has made some progress towards getting Android up and running on the HP TouchPad. According to the details which were posted along with the (below) video, this build is based on Android more »
AT&T’s first LTE devices will be in stores on August 21
We’re still waiting for AT&T to finally rollout LTE, but we won’t be waiting too much longer. Well, we won’t be waiting much longer for devices, at least. AT&T has announced that it’s first LTE devices will hit stores later this month on August 21. Like Verizon, AT&T’s first LTE devices will be a USB more »
Clearwire rolls out new CLEAR Spot 4G hotspot modem and service
If you own a netbook, notebook and other devices for gaming, entertainment, social media and for whatever purposes, you might want to check out Clearwire’s new CLEAR Spot 4G which was introduced just now. The CLEAR Spot 4G Apollo is a new personal hotspot offering super-fast speeds, unlimited 4G plans, and compatibility with your Wi-Fi more »
T-Mobile: Get free data for dads this Father’s Day
It looks like T-Mobile will once again be celebrating Father’s Day, and this years offering includes free data for dads. In terms of getting the deal, you will need to shop on June 18th (this coming Sunday). Aside from having to shop on the 18th, you can get either free data or a $10 per more »
Rumor: Sprint to announce shared data plans on June 12th
According to a recently leaked screenshot, it looks like Sprint may be planning to announce shared data plans as early as June 12th, which is this Sunday. The information suggests the data plan will cover both 4G and 3G data and reads as follows; “4G Data Share Plans: SNAP enables activation of 4G and 4G/3G more »















