Well the BlackBerry Storm is again on the Telus website but this time with device pricing. 3-year: $249.99 2-year: $449.99 1-year: $549.99 No Contract: $599.99 The device will be in time “for the Holidays” so be sure to add it to your list.  Check out the promotional video below. live_strong

Telus is now offering the ZTE TXTster mobile phone as part of their line-up. It comes with a 220×176 TFT 262K internal display, 96×64 CSTN 65K external display, EVDO 1.9GHz/800 MHz, 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, microSD card slot, and IM applications such as Windows Live and Yahoo Messenger. It also features a Fastap keypad with eZiType

The latest rumours from Bell are pointing to a December 15h. launch date for the BlackBerry 9530.  The Telus reps I’ve talked to have waffled a bit on dates - one said the 14th., another said the 18th., but a Bell rep confirmed that one way or the other, they’ll be shipping at the same

So what’s the difference between an 8900 and a 9000? Besides 100? Size, baby. Rogers’ new BlackBerry Curve looms dangerously close as dummy units hit stores, offering a slimmer, sexier version of the BlackBerry Bold and attempts to butt heads with Telus and Bell’s BlackBerry Storm for holiday supremacy. Before you start throwing your chips

Earlier last week Future Shop listed the TELUS BlackBerry Storm available for pre-order at $649.99 with no contract. Today they have put the TELUS Storm on their site for $299 with three year term. The doesn’t say its coming soon it says its only available in stores. Also keep in mind TELUS has officially said

In Canada Rogers Wireless is adding the HTC Touch Diamond to its portfolio and pushing it out to Canadians for $199.99 with a three year agreement and a minimum $45.00 voice and data plan. The Rogers Touch Diamond is a tad different to that of the Telus or Bell Touch Diamond as Rogers retains the diamond

Final word has arrived that Bell will be launching the BlackBerry Storm on December 15, 2008. Apparently Bell wants to keep a tight race with TELUS and has printed several price cards in case they decide to drop the price at any time. Recently TELUS annoucned their BlackBerry Storm would sell for $249 with three

Nortel Networks today announced its 36th and 37th customer wins for the 40-gigabit-per-second optical gear it released in April: UK carrier Surf Telecoms and Canadian carrier Telus Looking for our newsletter content? Subscribe now and get access to content not available on our Web site or RSS feeds. Telephony Email Newsletters

Telus, Canada's No. 2 phone company, said on Wednesday it is buying new technology from Nortel Networks that lets telecom companies quadruple the capacity of their networks. - TORONTO (Reuters) Telus, Canada's No. 2 phone company, said on Wednesday it is buying new technology from Nortel Networks that lets telecom companies quadruple the capacity of their networks. Telus' deployment...

It looks like Bell is going to be firm on the pricing of the BlackBerry Storm as far as the contract free iteration is concerned even if Telus is offering theirs at much lower cost. Bell will be selling the non-contract BlackBerry Storm for $699.95, but the different pricing based on the various contract terms