Canadian consumers interested in the Samsung Galaxy Note will be pleased to know that the smartphone/tabley hybrid is expected to launch in mid-February, and Bell has already published a coming soon page for the device. The Galaxy Note will boast LTE connectivity, a dual-core 1.4GHz processor, 5.3 inch touch screen display, 8MP rear facing camera, more »

We had already known that the Samsung Galaxy Note was coming to Canada. More specifically, Telus has already announced the handset was going to be available. But while that may sound like good news, Telus left the release time as the general sounding — coming soon. But now thanks to Samsung it looks like that more »

Bell and Virgin Mobile in Canada launched the mid-range LG Eclypse 4G smartphone running Android 2.3 today. The model is the exact same across both carriers and prices are pretty much the same except on a three year contract. Bell is currently offering the Eclypse 4G for free on a three year contract, while Virgin more »

Bell has just released its first LTE-enabled Android tablet which happens to be the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE. Available now for $429.95 on-contract or $649.95 with no-contract, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE aside from being an LTE-capable device also boasts of Android 3.2 Honeycomb, an 8.9-inch WXGA display (1280 x 800), 1.5GHz dual-core more »

While the Samsung Galaxy Nexus is practically impossible to find in the United States, our neighbors up north are gearing up to purchase the Galaxy Nexus in less than five days. Starting December 7th, the Best Buy store in Bay and Dundas will have the Galaxy Nexus in stock for use with Bell and Virgin more »

Bell recently announced the availability of its latest Android superphone — the LG Optimus 4G LTE and it is definitely worthy of its distinction as an Android superphone. Before we get into the pricing details, let me remind you of the specs it features and how it will likely become the flagship device on Bell. more »

We had already seen Bell Mobility confirm the release of the LG Optimus LTE smartphone, however they have not been quite as forthcoming in terms of some of the finer details — the pricing and the release date. And well, it looks like both of those bits have come by way of a leaked advertising more »

While the Motorola Pro has been available for nearly a year in the United States through Verizon Wireless, Bell recently launched the Motorola Pro+ running on its 4G network in Canada at a great price point on a three year contract. For the price of zero, you can purchase the Pro+ 4G on a three more »

According to a leaked internal slide from Bell, the Canadian carrier is preparing to launch a new Android superphone — the LG Optimus LTE. Previously, we heard a rumor regarding Bell’s intentions to launch the LG Optimus LTE, and at the time it was known as the LG Eye. Based on the fact that Bell more »

If you’re looking to pick up a new Android smartphone with mid-range specs that won’t break the bank on Bell, then you may want to consider the LG Optimus Net. The Optimus Net features Android 2.3, a 3.2 inch touch screen display, 800MHz processor, 3MP rear facing camera, GPS, Bluetooth, and WiFi. Granted, it features more »