I promised myself I wouldn’t be writing any news today, however some big news has broken! A small Christmas present to all BlackBerry addicts. News has broken that Rogers Wireless will be picking up two new BlackBerry smartphones in early 2009. First one will be 3G/Wi-Fi packing version of the BlackBerry Storm. This 3G version of the

QuickPlay Media, has been awarded the 2008 Mobile Excellence Award in the “Best Mobile Video” category. The Mobile Excellence Awards have recognized QuickPlay Media for its role in powering Rogers Vision, Canada’s first fully-integrated mobile video and radio service, offered exclusively from the region’s largest wireless provider of voice and data services, Rogers Wireless...

Rogers Wireless “Canada’s Most Reliable Network” just got “faster and bigger“.  (isn’t that “er” thing Bell’s”?)  Rogers has been busy upgrading its national network to 3.5G technology and now 25 major markets have access to the added speed.  By the end of December 2008 75% of the population will have access to Rogers’...

Canada's Rogers Wireless made official today what some of us had already noticed: its coast-to-coast 3.5G HSPA network (read: 7.2Mbps of fast) lives. Of course, while we may never see "real world" speeds that even get close to this -- nor will the Europeans be particularly impressed -- we're sure Rogers is loving the fact that it's the first wireless network in North America that ca...

Rogers Wireless and Research In Motion announce the launch of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone. The new BlackBerry Curve 8900 combines quad-band EDGE support with built-in Wi-Fi and GPS, a 512 MHz next-generation processor and a dazzling 480 x 360, high-resolution display. The BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone from Rogers Wireless features: A refined, streamlined design - the handset

If you are a Canadian BlackBerry fan who prefers the more traditional BlackBerry to Research In Motion’s touch-screen baby, you just may like to now that the RIM BlackBerry Curve 8900 is now with Rogers Wireless. The Rogers BlackBerry Curve 8900 boats a 2.4 inch light sensing display, quad-band EDGE / WiFi, 3.2 megapixel camera, 512MHz

The waiting was unbearable for some, but now it's finally here: the BlackBerry Curve 8900 is now available from Rogers Wireless. The phone will cost $179.99 on a 3-year agreement with a minimum monthly rate plan of $45.Key features include: 2.4" 480 x 360 display; 512MHz processor; Quad-band EDGE; Wi-Fi; 3.2Mpix camera; GPS ...

The folks over at BBCool have just unboxed the new BlackBerry Curve 8900 from Rogers Wireless. They started off saying how it has an amazing form factor, however the device was a little choppy at first in terms of speed. Other than that they seem pretty happy with the new Curve. I had a chance to

Even as the BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Storm make headlines it looks like the BlackBerry Curve is very much alive. Rogers Wireless and Research In Motion announced the launch of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone. The new BlackBerry Curve 8900 delivers a sleek, new twist on a classic style, and it is the thinnest full QWERTY BlackBerry smar...

Rogers Wireless and HTC announce the availability of the HTC Touch Diamond in Canada. Featuring HTC’s hallmark TouchFLO 3D interface, the HTC Touch Diamond allows Rogers customers to easily personalize and arrange their favorite contacts, photos, weather, and music in a graphical, intuitive way. The device features include support for personal and work e-mail, an advanced Opera Internet brow...