The LG Neon was first offered by Rogers in Canada, but now, it’s likewise available on Fido as well. This QWERTY-equipped slider is priced at $50 on a 2-yr contract and $175 otherwise. It’s might seem more expensive with the starting price on Rogers which is pegged at $29.99, but remember, that’s on a 3-yr
The LG Xenon is a touchscreen phone with a slide-out full QWERTY keypad that’s ideal for messaging aficionados. It’s been available on Rogers for quite sometime now and just recently also on Bell as well with the launch of their new HSPA network. Now, Fido joins the two as the latest carrier to offer up this
As expected, the LG Neon TE365 has arrived at Rogers (NYSE: RCI) Wireless via Fido. The full QWERTY slider is now available for $50 on a 2-year plan, or outright for $175. A bunch of standard apps come preloaded on the device, including a contact manager, calendar and more. If you’re into music there’s an MP3
LG Neon is surely a great choice for those who like instant messaging. Starting this week it will be available to Fido subscribers in Canada. Here's a quote from the recent press release regarding the LG Canadian Texting Championships: "LG Neon, which is a slider model that features a full QWERTY keypad and easy touch screen for dialing (from Rogers Wireless and coming to Fido this week)"....
The upcoming Best Buy Mobile catalog is showing a mystery LG device in a recently surfaced ad, that you can check out below. Dubbed LG IQ, the new handset accompanies devices like the Android-based LG Eve and Telus New Chocolate (BL40). Since this is a mystery phone after all, weve got very few details about it,
Best Buy Mobile will start selling a slew of new handsets for each taste on August 23rd. Here's a list of devices and their carriers posted on BGR site: Samsung Gravity 2 (berry) - T-Mobile; Samsung Solstice - AT&T; LG Xenon (red) - AT&T; Global AirCard (G2) - Verizon; Samsung Rogue - Verizon; LG BL40 Chocolate Touch - Verizon; Samsung u450 Intensity - Verizon; Samsung Omnia 2...
The iPhone is slowly making it's way around the world. In Canada, there are now four major carriers that support the device: Rogers, Fido, Telus and Bell. So how will Apple continue to stock and support the iPhone with that many carriers? That's where the story get's interesting. According to iPhoneInCanada.ca, to make stocking and inventory easier, the iPhones in Apple's Canad...
LG's Xenon is now listed on the Rogers Wireless' website. It is the latest addition to the carrier's Quick Messaging line-up, which also lists LG Neon, Samsung Gravity and Propel handsets.Xenon is going for $79.99 on contract and $279.99 contract-free, and offers the following features: Quad-band GSM/EDGE; Dual-band HSPA; 2.8" 240x400 touchscreen; Sliding QWERTY keypad; 2Mpix camera...
