Written by William Thomas Wherever you go, there we are. - Cellular One sloganANTIPHONY: A style of chanting involving a call and response. Since billions of people are called to cell and portable phones every day - and most will be chosen to conduct the biggest biological experiment ever undertaken on this planet - perhaps [...]

Research In Motion’s BlackBerry App World opened to developers late yesterday, and with the opening came more information of how the application storefront will work. According to RIM, new applications can only be written for BlackBerry OS 4.2.0 and higher. Other minimum requirements include that the BlackBerry apps be written for devices using either a [...]

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Microsoft recently announced that is has given its web-based Hotmail email service POP3 access. This means that users of mobile phones will be able to access their Hotmail via the email client on their cell phone, rather than signing in through a browser. POP3 access to Hotmail works in the U.S., the U.K., Canada, Australia, [...]

Google has made its Google Mobile application available to the Windows Mobile platform. The application allows Windows Mobile users to start searches without the need to open a browser first. It will store search history to reduce the need for typing and speeds up the time it takes to start a search and get a [...]

Canadian telecommunications company Nortel has filed for bankruptcy protection in both the U.S. and Canada. Nortel CEO Mike S. Zafirovski, said in a statement, Nortel must be put on a sound financial footing once and for all. Nortel recently reported a $3.4 billion loss for the third quarter of 2008, has been unable to sell [...]

An invitation to Best Buy Mobile’s launch party in Canada just went out, indicating an imminent launch. They’re promising quite a bit, and would certainly save folks from having to shop around at individual carrier outlets.

by Reuters
TORONTO - Rogers Communications Inc, the owner of Canada’s biggest wireless carrier, will start offering Research In Motion Ltd’s new BlackBerry Bold on Thursday, the Globe and Mail reported on its Web site.