When BlackBerry officially announced the BlackBerry Q10 it was said to launch sometime in April. The month is here, but no Q10 is yet available. However, a newly leaked internal document alleges the BlackBerry Q10 should release on Rogers by April 30th. The BlackBerry Q10 is expected to have a starting price tag of $199.99 on a 3yr contract. Rogers will also have the exclusive to the white Q10 var... »
Rogers Wireless is trying to differentiate its BlackBerry Z10 offerings. One way they’re doing this is through BBM Video Chat. Like iOS’ FaceTime it allows for video calls over the network, which can east up data quite quickly. Rogers is covering all BlackBerry Messenger data for six months with a $70/month individual plan or 12 months with the $80/month and $100/month individual plans... »
Earlier today we saw Rogers Wireless employees were beginning their training on BlackBerry 10. The training documents are quite interesting, but not too revealing. Check out the slideshow below of the full training guide: via CB »
As is typical with a new product launch, employees at Rogers Wireless are being trained on BlackBerry 10 and relevant services. Not much is revealed other than what resources Rogers employees will be learning. The screenshot above is apparently of the last page of the “Selling Blackberry 10 (Retail)” tool. Let’s hope RIM has put together a nice sales packet for Rogers employees t... »
If you’re a Rogers Wireless customer you might have seen theirs and BlackBerrys latest NFC-enabled ad. It was featured in the Rogers Connected magazine, which allowed users with an NFC capable device to instantly download a holiday gift offer, access free premium BlackBerry apps, get information on the new BB10 lineup, and download CIBC’s Suretap payments app. “This is another gr... »
Although UTS has officially released OS 7.1.0.746 for the Bold 9900, Rogers Wireless users may be interested to know their carrier has officially released it too. Download OS 7.1.0.746 for Bold 9900 from Rogers Wireless Discuss this in the forums Make sure you join our community to share your thoughts on this! How to: load an OS on your BlackBerry »
Today is the big day for the 4G LTE BlackBerry PlayBook launch. Though, it looks to be a silent one. Nevertheless, if you’ve been waiting for the 4G PlayBook, both TELUS and Rogers Wireless has made it available for purchase online. Here’s their pricing: Rogers Wireless – $349.99 on 3yr plan ($549.99 outright) Buy Now >> TELUS – $549.99 (outright) Buy Now >> Bel... »
Last week it was rumored that the 4G BlackBerry PlayBook would release on July 31st via Bell Canada. That date has come and gone, with no inkling of a clue to its release. Nevertheless, according to the document above, Rogers Wireless stores have been tipped on their receiving of shipments labeled “PLAYBOOK SECURITY.” Additionally, the doc states that employees should “store it safely ... »
We’ve seen interesting articles before with customers getting charged outrageous bills for (mostly) a problem on their end. A Rogers Wireless customer recently received his wireless bill with an overage of 185.07 GB, which resulted in his monthly bill raking up to be $47,377.92. Here’s what the customer had to say about the matter: “Just to clear some things up. I DID NOT use 180 GB wo... »
Rogers Wireless has always been a big supporter of Research In Motion. Today, Rogers has unveiled their new ‘BlackBerry SmartBuilder’ tool, which allows business customers to design a BlackBerry experience to their needs. The business customer answers a 7 question form. After answering questions like company size, industry, and what the employees use the devices for most frequently, th... »
The BlackBerry Bold 9790 will soon release in Canada on Rogers Wireless. While TELUS was quick to reveal its own pricing, Rogers was a bit mum. A newly leaked slide shows all the pricing options that will be available for the Bold 9790. These prices include: 3-year contract: $99.99 (with a $45/monthly voice and data plan) 2-year contract: $349.99 1-year contract: $399.99 No-contract: $449.99 Roger... »
We knew Rogers Wireless would soon be releasing a white BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Curve 9360. That day is here with the release of both devices in white. The white Curve 9360 is available as low as $0.01 on a 3yr term, or $349.99 outright. The white Bold 9900 is available for $169.99 on 3yr term, or $599.99 outright. Have any of you waited it out to get one of these in white? Check out more or purc... »
Dummy units for the white BlackBerry Curve 9360 have started to reach Rogers Wireless retail store. The white Curve 9360 is scheduled to release on Rogers by November 15th with a price point of $49.99 with a 3yr contract, or $349.99 outright. A lot of white devices are releasing in time for the holidays. Any of you Rogers customers intend to pickup this device? via CB »
Canada’s largest wireless company, Rogers, will soon push a sharp dagger deep into RIM’s heart. Rogers announced that they will soon offer their corporate customers alternatives to BlackBerry. Rogers is teaming with Montreal-based, Trellia, to allow for more businesses to use Apple iPhone, iPad, and Google Android devices. “My 19-year-old daughter with her iPhone would say ‘... »
If you don’t fancy the leaked OS for your new Torch 9810 and your stock one didn’t have OS 7.0.0.254 bundled, then you’ll be happy to know Rogers has released this officially. You can now download OS 7.0.0.254 for your BlackBerry Torch 9810 from the BlackBerry software download site. Download Torch 9810 OS 7.0.0.254 from: BlackBerry.com Discuss any findings and fixes in the forum... »
