![Bell ups internet prices, Koodo kills 5G [Apr. 27-May03]](https://cdn.mobilesyrup.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/bell-header-1-resized.jpg "Bell ups internet prices, Koodo kills 5G [Apr. 27-May03]")
This week in Canadian telecom saw disappearing 5G plans, price hikes and more. Check it out below: Pricing and deals Fido offered some existing customers special deals, including $30/60GB and $40/90GB 4G plans. Virgin Plus launched a five-year price lock on internet plans, but only in Quebec. Lucky and Chatr launched a 15GB data bonus …
Given how high the cost of internet is in Canada, you’d think people would at least get decent service. But that’s not always the case — sometimes you end up with a temporary line weaved through your fence and your neighbours’ backyards that doesn’t get fixed for months. Such was the case for Noel Lamothe, …
Canadians have a new easy, worry-free way to stay connected with Rogers 5G Home Internet. It delivers home internet service over the largest and most reliable 5G network in Canada. Simply plug and play to surf and stream at home for only $50 per month. Why choose Rogers 5G Home Internet? It’s easy – simply …
The Retro Gaming Watch, a passion project from Jason Rogers, has blown past its Kickstarter funding target of $35,000 USD (as of writing, it’s sitting on $56,286) and has an estimated delivery window of November 2024. As per its name, the Retro Gaming Watch is a smartwatch with a design focused on classic and retro …
Rogers is increasing the cost of Shaw services, including internet, TVnand home internet. iPhone in Canada reports that, based on information the publication obtained, starting January 10th, Shaw internet prices would increase by $4/mo. TV and home phone prices would go up by $3/mo. Shaw customers with active discounts or guaranteed rates will continue to have …
Canada’s Federal Court has ordered Rogers to provide the Competition Bureau with documents as part of its inquiry into the company’s ‘Infinite’ plans. According to the Globe and Mail, the bureau started an inquiry in April, which was recently revealed when it asked the court to compel Rogers to produce records and information related to the …
The federal government announced the results of its 3,800MHz spectrum auction at the end of November. It awarded 4,099 spectrum licenses, bringing in over $2.1 billion. 3,800MHz is among the key spectrum for mid-band 5G, which is a crucial part of overall 5G service — and an area where Canada has fallen behind its peers. …
Back in October, Rogers opened its 5G services to all Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) subway riders, including Bell and Telus customers. At the time, on line 1, all stations and tunnels on the Downtown U, plus Spadina and Dupont stations, got access to the network, in addition to thirteen stations from Keele to Castle Frank …
While reviewing the Apple Watch Ultra 2, I finally started testing what it’s like to live with an always-online smartwatch. The month had its ups and downs, but like a lot of things in Canada, the carriers sour the experience. How it feels if you don’t worry about the price It’s awesome to leave home …
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Under its review of wholesale internet rates, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) has made a decision it hopes will help increase internet competition in Ontario and Québec. More details on the decision, along with a roundup of other telecom news from this week, are outlined below. Business The CRTC has ordered Bell and Telus …