For those who have been holding on to their breath for the LTE version of the Blackberry PlayBook tablet, here is the best piece of news they can possibly have -- the tablet seems all set to break on to the big scene on July 31st. The carrier RIM has teamed up with to support the tablet is Bell Canada. There would be other carriers as well offering their services to be … [Read more...] about LTE BlackBerry PlayBook Set For July 31st Debut, To Cost $550
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Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G Now Available in Canada
Samsung has reached out to the tablet fans in Canada with the 4G version of its Galaxy Tab 10.1. Local carriers Bell Mobility, Rogers Wireless, TELUS Mobility, Virgin Mobile, and Sasktel will be offering the tablet with pricing left to the individual telecom operators. In that respect, Bell Mobility is offering a 3 year plan that involves shelling out $449.95. As of now, … [Read more...] about Galaxy Tab 10.1 4G Now Available in Canada
Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Now in Thickness Controversy + Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Debut in Canada in July
While the other day it was the Galaxy Tab 10.1 with two versions varying in thickness in the news, the other slightly smaller tablet from Samsung - the Galaxy Tab 8.9 - has found itself embroiled in another controversy where thickness is again the center of it all. Much of the Galaxy Tab 8.9's super slim profile is due to Samsung making use of a special G1F screen for the … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Now in Thickness Controversy + Galaxy Tab 10.1 to Debut in Canada in July
Kobo Wireless to get free WI-FI access at any Bell Canada hotspot
If you live in Canada and have the new Kobo Wireless e-reader, you are in luck! Bell Canada has announced that starting today, over 800 Free Hotspot locations will be available for connections. If you are in the vicinity of a Bell Hotspot in some airports, cafes, malls and so on, your e-reader will automatically connect with no exta effort. It seems 750 of Bell's Free … [Read more...] about Kobo Wireless to get free WI-FI access at any Bell Canada hotspot