Nokia 5230 Brings Apps, Maps and Free Navigation to Canadians on Videotron’s brand new 3G+ network

Nokia and Videotron announced the availability of the Nokia 5230 on Videotron’s brand new 3G+ network.  A stylish and versatile 3G Touch-Screen smartphone that offers access to a wide variety of services, the Nokia 5230 operates on Symbian – one of the world’s most popular and open operating platforms – allowing for multitasking and true personalization of the homescreen and menu screens. 

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Mobilicity gaining ground, over 300 stores in 100 days

Mobilicity dealers seem to be everywhere these days. From small in-store kiosks to full-featured retail outlets like the one above, the existence of 300 of these dealer locations  for the mobile upstart is fueling confidence in the brand.

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Review: Mobilicity

By A Dawn

Mobilicity’s New Unlimited Plans: More Bad News For The Big Three As They Are Losing Their Already Fragile Grip

After manipulating Canadian cell phone consumers with their overpriced plans and inhumane 3 year contracts for a long time, it looks like the big three phone companies are finally losing their tight-grip on the Canadian mobile market. With the arrival of a third new Phone Company, the big three have more than enough to worry about while trying to hold onto existing clients. Signing up new customers onto 3 year contracts will be much tougher to do now.

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Mobilicity reveals handset credits, Family Plan discounts and cash-back promotions

 Mobilicity today announced a number of Back-To-School promotions, which along with the new entrant's feature-rich, unlimited talk, text and data plans will give a growing number of Canadians added value and wireless options.

"Mobilicity isn't just bringing down the cost of wireless; we're giving consumers an easy way out of costly bill surprises and extra charges," said President and CEO Dave Dobbin. "We have smartphones, unlimited data, and a world-class 3.5G network that customers can rely on."

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