Huawei Canada has announced that the Huawei Nova Plus will be coming to Canada on October 18th to Rogers, Fido, and Virgin Mobile. Unfortunately at this time, there is no pricing information available.
When the Sony Xperia X Performance was released, the device was priced at either $199.99 via a two-year contract or $699.99. Now, users can get the device for free from Bell Mobility on a two-year contract.
Yesterday, we learned that some Canadians would start to receive their Galaxy Note 7 replacements.
It had also been reported that Samsung might be using a blue S to indicate the battery is safe. This blue S however is not present on replacements in Canada (at least not in this first batch).
Galaxy Note 7 customers in Canada are starting to be told their replacement is about to be shipped.
While the article originally cited the 19th, some of the commenters are saying theirs will ship out on the 15th.
Samsung has been doing their voluntary replacement service with the Galaxy Note 7 lately, but they have yet to officially recall the device in some markets.
While this still hasn't changed for most countries, Samsung has officially recalled the Note 7 in Canada.
Motorola has just announced that the Moto Z, Moto Z Play and Moto Mods will launch in Canada toward the end of next month.
The Moto Z will be available at Bell, Rogers, Telus, Wind Mobile, SaskTel, and Koodo. While the Moto Z Play will be available on Rogers, Telus, and Koodo.
For those who have been waiting, you can now buy the Moto G4 Play in Canada at Bell, Koodo Mobile, SaskTel, Telus, Wind Mobile and Virgin Mobile.
The device has a 5" 720p display, Snapdragon 410 SoC, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of storage, 8MP rear camera, 5MP front camera and a 2,800mAh capacity battery.
If you live in Canada and own a Chromecast, then you just might have $20 in Google Play credit waiting for you within the offers section of the Chromecast app.
There are even reports of people who live in Canada, but purchased the Chromecast in the US, that are seeing the credit offer as well.
While this can happen multiple times per year and not mean anything, it's being reported that the Google Store has sold out of the Nexus 6P in Canada.
This of course is sparking rumors and speculation about the upcoming 2016 Nexus smartphones arriving sooner than expected.
While we haven't learned anything about the pricing of the Canadian version of the LG V20, a spokesperson did recently confirm the device would be available in Canada this year.
If you own the Galaxy S7 Edge and purchased it from Rogers, then you can look forward to an OTA update being pushed to your device soon.
The update doesn't bring much, but it does include the very popular WiFi calling feature that Rogers customers have been waiting a long time for.
TD Bank has recently reaffirmed their commitment to fighting fore quality for LGBT people. As such, the Canadian bank has been awarded with a custom Twitter emoji that will show up whenever someone tweets #ForeverProud.
Walmart ha launched a new shopping app for their Canadian customers. The app will make it easy to order stuff online, deliver notifications when items go on rollback price, and allow you to easily order groceries and select a pickup time that suits you.
Canadians looking to catch a few Pokémon can now officially download Pokémon GO on Android and iOS through their respective app stores. With most of North America and Europe online, many are hoping that Asian markets will be getting access next.
Toronto Transit Commission has revealed plans to make an app to make it easier to report harassment. Riders will be able to open the app and use their phone's camera to take a photo of the harassment or assault in progress. This is an alternative to the current method of pressing a safety strip...
Videotron and Wind are now selling the LG X Power in Canada. The phone is equipped with a 5.3-inch 720p LCD display, 1.3GHz Cortex-A53 Quad Core SoC, 1.5GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, 8-megapixel main camera, and 5-megapixel front facing camera. But the main attraction of the phone is its...
Google is highlighting the route for Toronto's upcoming Pride Parade that will take place on July 3rd.
Google Maps is highlighting the parade route with rainbow colors and are giving travelers details about the event, and alternate routes if they are wanting to avoid the traffic.
If you live in Canada and are a customer of either Rogers or Bell, then you can finally purchase the Sony Xperia X Performance from either of these two companies.
The device will run you $200 with a 2-year contract, or $700 without. Bell has released the device today, but you're only able to...
When Motorola announced the Moto G4 and Moto G4 Plus, we were told that it would be available in Canada 'later in the summer'.
According to Mobile Syrup's sources, they believe the Moto G4 Plus will actually be available in Canada on June 22nd.
Google is looking to get Toronto more connected. The company will loan free mobile hotspot devices to those who need connection.
Loans can be taken for 6 months at a time. Google will give users 10GB of data per month while using the hotspot.
As part of its worldwide launch, the OnePlus 3 will come to Canada for just $519, unlocked. Interested users will only be able to purchase the 6GB/64GB variant.
With Verizon getting exclusive access to the Moto Z and Moto Z Force this summer, Canadians were wondering when they would be able to buy these devices.
It seems like Motorola is planning to launch the Moto Z in Canada this fall, along with the US launch date, but they won't be selling the Moto...
Back in January, we heard that a new Japanese smartphone OEM Freetel was going to be launching 4 smartphones in the United States. Today, we've learned that they have just launched the Kiwami and the Priori3 in both the US and Canada.
The Kiwami has a 6" 1440p display, MediaTek’s MT6795 SoC...
It has been revealed that the Sony Xperia X Series will launch in Canada starting June 23rd. All 4 devices -- including the Xperia X, Xperia X Performance, Xperia XA, and Xperia XA Ultra -- will be available from various carriers and retailers.
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