The last seven days were nothing short of impressive. HTC launched the One X in Canada, this is a North American first. Samsung teased the world with a May 3rd date of the “Next Galaxy,” and even saw a few rugged devices get released. In addition, more RIM rumours and various device announcements. Below are the top Canadian wireless stories over the last week, plus notable news from around the web.
– Rogers customers can now upgrade to the Sony Xperia S [Read here]
– Free texting app causes $1,400 Rogers bill [Read here]
– Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE launching May 3rd [Read here]
– Samsung’s “Next Galaxy” device to be announced May 3rd [Read here]
– Sony Xperia S Review [Read here]
– Samsung Galaxy Rugby now available at Rogers [Read here]
– iPhone market share in Canada increased to 28%, says Ipsos [Read here]
– Motorola MOTOACTV Review [Read here]
– TELUS announces changes to its trade-in program [Read here]
– WIND Mobile to open Windsor store in Devonshire Mall [Read here]
– Rogers & Fido RAZR getting OTA software update to Android 2.3.6 [Read here]
– WestJet to pimp out some planes with Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 8.9 [Read here]
– Fido to release the BlackBerry Bold 9790 [Read here]
– HTC One X hands-on (Video) [Read here]
– Rogers decides to end physical video rental business [Read here]
– Rogers HTC One X now available! [Read here]
– Puma bringing mobile accessories to Canada [Read here]
– Torontonians can now report graffiti via mobile apps [Read here]
– WIND Mobile opens up pre-registration for the Lumia 710 [Read here]
– LG Optimus Black released by Koodo [Read here]
– Contest – Win a Sony Xperia S [Read here]
Around the web:
– BlackBerry 10 USB Host & Bluetooth Accessories Coming [BerryReview]
– HTC One X drop tested [AndroidCentral]
– Nokia gets nose bloodied in IPCom patent case [Engadget]
– Next iPhone to Feature New, Thin Display Tech? [PocketNow]
– Google patent application keeps track of your moves to automate mobile actions [Engadget]
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