Rogers has announced a one-week delay for the start of its 3G network shutdown, which was originally scheduled for July 31.

OnePlus has confirmed that several of its smartphones now support VoLTE (Voice over LTE) in Canada, a necessary step as 3G ...

Rogers will “shut down” its 3G network on July 31, 2025. The immediate consequence: hundreds of phone models — even some ...

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Unexpected, but smart: Canadian mobile carrier Rogers has caved to massive pressure and will offer a cheaper mobile Internet access plan for Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 3G, which goes on sale Friday ...

Some prices are still sometime horrific, natch, but this handset selection—which includes the hitherto unheard of 3G, GPS, Wi-Fi Pearl Flip and Wi-Fi Storm handsets—provides some relief for ...

Rogers first announced voice and data plans for the iPhone 3G on June 27, ranging in price from C$60 ($59) to C$115 ($114) a month. Those prices include unlimited Wi-Fi access at Rogers hotspots ...

Looks like Google is finally ready to be serious with the Nexus One. As of today, the device is fully compatible with AT&T 3G, as well as Canada’s Rogers Wireless 3G bands. Previously, you could use ...

Sure it’s not quite as exciting as the Satio that the FCC poked and prodded last month, but we’re happy to see another sexy Sony Ericsson phone pass through the halls of the FCC all the same ...

Rogers Communications Inc, owner of Canada's biggest wireless carrier, announced pricing plans on Friday for Apple Inc's 3G iPhone, prompting an outcry about prices from angry customers.

While they’re both obviously quite different handsets in that the Liquid e runs Android 2.1 and that the Pearl 3G is, well, a BlackBerry, both are available for $49.99 on contract and $424.99 off.