Top Canadian mobile stories from the past week

Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days.

• Samsung’s Galaxy S8 and S8+ are now available in Canada [Read here]
• CRTC passes judgement against Vidéotron Unlimited Music, publishes differential pricing guidelines [Read here]
• Apple’s MacBook Pro Touch Bar is slowly becoming more useful [Read here]
• Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ Review: Slim-bezelled powerhouse [Read here]
• Apple to unveil three new iPhones for the smartphone’s 10th anniversary, says report [Read here]
• Rogers says it will launch its Comcast X1-based IPTV offering in the ‘first quarter of 2018’ [Read here]
• Rogers Q1 2017 results show jump in wireless revenues, subscribers rise to 10,292,000 [Read here]
• Rogers’ new CEO Joe Natale says core focuses are culture, customers, growth and social responsibility [Read here]
• HTC to unveil new squeezable U smartphone on May 16 [Read here]
• Bell rolls out support for Quad Band LTE [Read here]
• Moto G5 is coming to Canada on May 3rd [Read here]
• Rogers expects to earn $685 million more revenue in 2017 than last year [Read here]
• Report forecasts 900,000 new wireless subscribers in Canada this year [Read here]
• Traditional TV subs will decline by 247,000 in Canada this year, predicts report [Read here]
• Apple launches Canada 150 ‘Best Game Makers’ App Store section [Read here]
• Here are the movies and shows coming to Netflix Canada this May [Read here]
• Following CRTC decision, Sugar Mobile ends life as backdoor MVNO [Read here]
• Telus’ Pik TV media box is now available in BC and Alberta [Read here]