We just stumbled upon something on the FCC list, and going by what we see it’s a new Dell Venue Pro variant. It seems like Dell has spruced up the new variant with capabilities that boast of WCDMA Band II and V support.  That could further mean that the new Venue Pro variant would soon hop on to the 3G networks of AT&T in the US. It may not be just the AT&T network it will be seen. Info suggests that the 3G device will be seen on Rogers, Bell or Telus most probably. The new variant will be one sought-after device, following the already announced Windows Phone 7

We have the latest leak for those of you who are planning to get a Windows Phone 7 handset from Telus. Telus will be offering a free Xbox 360 with every WP7 activation or renewal. Check out the leaked document that is proof on the matter. As you already know, Telus had launched the Windows Phone 7 devices, the HTC Surround and the LG Optimus 7, and to a get more customers, it had offered a free XBOX 360 console with every handset. But the problem with that deal was that there were only about 100 consoles and the deal was only available at the Toronto flagship location. But now

I cannot help but thinking that November is going to be the coolest month for gadget freaks be it from whatever part of the world they hail. For the Canadians, the November treat will be a Telus courtesy, as the carrier is looking to unleash two new Windows Phone 7 powered handsets dubbed the HTC 7 Surround and LG Optimus 7. Both these devices are high-end WP7 smartphones so the Microsoft OS admirers are going to have a great time, come November 8. Interestingly, the US Carriers T-Mobile and AT&T are also unleashing their WP7 devices on the same date. As far as the Telus

Owners of the HTC Hero on TELUS in Canada have something to cheer about. The device may not be on sale anymore, but those who already own the Hero can now have an OS update. We know many of you who have been flaunting the HTC Hero were looking forward to a date when an upgrade would come about – and it finally has. TELUS is offering an upgrade to Android 2.1 Éclair and you can get it right here!  An OS upgrade to Éclair would mean that you can now show off features such as Flash support 4.0, Google Maps Navigation, Voice-dialer, Multi-Touch navigation,

All right folks tonight we are live from New York City and in one corner of the ring is the past master of propaganda in Google and its hotshot Android, on the other side is the sensation that has engulfed the planet in iOS from Apple and going up against them in the coming year will be the young gun released right now Live- Windows Phone 7 Microsoft. Boy, this whole event has the atmosphere of a classic boxing bout from Madison Square Gardens. So fitting that mobile phone OS giants will tee off with the launch of Windows Phone 7 OS from NYC! As we speak, Microsoft is on stage in

Canadian carrier Telus, has just announced the addition of two new Android handsets to their lineup. First one being, the LG Shine Plus, which is a rebranding of Verizon’s LG Ally, with a conversion from HSPA to GSM. The phone has an all-silver body, and runs on Android 2.1, with a 3.2 inch 800×480 ( WVGA ) display. It has a five megapixel camera with autofocus, along with the usual smartphones features like GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and microSDHC slots. The LG Shine plus is available for $70, when opting for a three-year contract, and a rather inexpensive $300 without

HTC Desire, the 3.7-inch touchscreen smart phone that brings in a resolution of 480×800 is headed for Telus. Running Android 2.1 Operating System, the phone will be yours to pick any time now. HTC Desire is powered by a 1 GHz Snapdragon processor and has as on the connectivity department built-in WiFi functionalities  so as to aid you stay connected where ever you are. The device also comes equipped with a 5 megapixel camera and it looks like HTC has also thrown in an 8GB microSD card as part of the package. Though no official confirmation on the pricing of the device has come

A new handset from Motorola called Sage, has been found to be undergoing testing, as per FCC files. The phone has also been rumored to become available on AT&T’s network. The FCC documentation reveals that the handset will be able to connect to 7.2 Mbps HSDPA networks as well as 2 Mbps HSUPA 3G networks through the 850 MHz and 1900 MHz bands that are present in North America. Quadband EDGE, Blutooth and WiFi features will also be present on the phone. The device has also been revealed to run on the Android platform and is said to feature version 2.1 of the popular mobile

HTC Desire was a heartthrob in Europe and ever since its sales success, the Desire has been a much awaited smartphone in the US market and now it appears that the wait is finally getting over. Although, until date, there has been no other North American Carrier other than Telus to have openly acknowledged the handset arriving at its stores. AT&T is also expected to sell the HTC Desire, but the big boys need to announce it publicly first. A few days back, the Desire could have been dubbed any ordinary device, but with the Android 2.2 Froyo update announced for the handset,

Apple has confirmed that it will sell unlocked versions of the iPhone 4 smartphone in Canada, when it launches the device in the country on July 30. The pricing for the 16 GB version and the 32 GB version of the unlocked iPhone 4 devices have reportedly been fixed at $659 CAD (US $639) and CAD $779 (US $755) respectively. The unlocked phones will allow Canadians to choose their own mobile network , as opposed to American consumers, who can only use their iPhone 4 on AT&T’s network. Mobile carriers Bell, Telus and Rogers will be offering their network service for the iPhone