This beta should have stayed in testing a bit longer, but now that it's out, the Essential Phone is turning into a good phone.
Coming in a day after the Essential Phone launched in the U.S., Canadian carrier TELUS has opened up its pre-orders for the new phone from Andy Rubin's company.
Canadian carrier Telus has added even more destinations to its Easy Roam package, including China, England and more.
Telus has given customers a new way to spend less on smartphones, but is Premium Plus a good deal, or a gimmick? Let's explore Telus's latest customer-focused offering.
Which Canadian carrier offers the fastest and more bug-free updates for Android phones? The answer is unlikely to surprise you.
If it’s time to cancel service with TELUS, our guide is here to help.
5G service is still at least three years away, and Canadian carriers are already testing the service. But don't get too excited yet.
With its acquisition of regional carrier MTS, Bell has all but assured higher wireless prices across Canada are here to stay.
Telus has announced that it will beef up its wireless networks in Toronto, Edmonton, Vancouver, Calgary and Ottawa this year, bringing near-100% LTE coverage to three provinces by the end of the year.
Telus' early upgrade program, T-UP!, will be discontinued on April 18. The company says it is a result of working to ensure customers are offered the most valued products and services.
Bell Canada has once again topped the list of telco complaints, according to a CCTS report. This would be the fourth straight year Bell has topped the list.
Telus is a customer-friendly company, and one of its commitments is to keep Android (and iOS, and BlackBerry) users informed about when their devices will receive bug fixes, performance improvements, and new Android versions.
After Europe and the U.S., the LG G4 is now receiving the Marshmallow update in Canada. Telus has commenced the rollout, with Rogers set to offer the update from February 3. No details as of now as to when Bell will start rolling out Android 6.0.
According to new support documents, Telus is expecting to push the upcoming Android Marshmallow update to both the Nexus 5 and Nexus 6 beginning October 5.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 launches tomorrow around the globe, but if you're on Telus in Canada and not into Samsung's dimples, might we suggest the now-available HTC One M8 instead? Telus started taking pre-orders for HTC's latest and greatest at the announcement on March 25th, and the phone is now available for direct orders. You'll pay $229 up-front for the HTC One M8 on a two-year...
Free on contract or C$500 outright Canadian residents wanting a Nexus 5 in one of their country's national colors can now pick up the "bright red" version of the phone from TELUS. The Canadian carrier is offering the current Nexus handset in red as well as the standard black, for free on a two-year contract or for C$500 SIM-free. That's a good deal more than the Google Play Store price...
Low-cost Motorola phone arrives on TELUS and Koodo Mobile Following its launch in parts of Europe and Latin America last week, Motorola's new low-cost handset, the Moto G, has arrived on Canadian shores. The device has gone on sale today at TELUS and Koodo Mobile — on TELUS you'll get the Moto G for free on a 2-year contract, or for C$200 outright; on Koodo it's between C$200 and C$50...
TELUS, Videotron, Rogers, Fido, Bell and Virgin now offering latest Nexus phone If you're in Canada and weren't able (or willing) to pick up a Nexus 5 from the Google Play Store, you can now buy the phone directly from six of the major Canadian carriers. TELUS, Videotron, Rogers, Fido, Bell and Virgin are now offering the LG-made Nexus phone subsidized and on-contract, with prices...
Canadian carriers TELUS, Rogers and Bell send word they've today launched the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 with 4G LTE data connectivity. The Note 8 sells for C$579 outright on TELUS — on-contract deals are also available from the carrier's website. Rogers has it for C$499 off-contract, and Bell offers it on a three-year plan for C$349.99 up-front or C$549.95 outright. The Note 8 is the...
TELUS, Rogers and Bell Galaxy Notes get Android 4.1.2 update, as does the UK SIM-unlocked version Just a few days after the AT&T model got its Jelly Bean update, other Samsung Galaxy Note variants are starting to see the update to Android 4.1.2. According to reports from MobileSyrup and XDA, the Canadian carrier-branded versions on TELUS, Rogers, and Bell all have updates waiting...