Monday
May102010

Rogers: "add iPad to existing data plan for $20 option, was an error."

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Seems like Rogers might have reneged on the $20/month plan to "add iPad to existing data plan" option that we reported on earlier and has, once again, drawn the ire of current and potential customers. Apple's iPad, which is available for pre-order today, was announced to offer a 3G+Wi-Fi models that can ship with Rogers MicroSIM cards and would have the option of non-contract data subscription options above. The third option, for $20.00, would enable the iPad to be used with a customer's existing data plan. This option is now said to have been an error which has now been rectified on Apple's website.

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Monday
May102010

iPad pre orders begin today, Rogers data plans revealed

Updated on Sunday, May 9, 2010 at 10:12PM by Registered CommenterGadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Updated on Monday, May 10, 2010 at 7:05AM by Registered CommenterGadjo Cardenas Sevilla

 

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

 Today is the day that interested Canadian users can pre-order the Wi-Fi  and the 3G plus Wi-FI version of the magical and revolutionary iPad which has sold a million units within the first month of shipping.

The Canadian Reviewer has covered this most anticipated device since its announcement in January and we were also one of the first Canadian tech publications to review it shortly after was released.  Check out our iPad coverage below.

Check out iPad coverage, Canadian pricing and the data plans from Rogers after the break.

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Friday
May072010

Tom Tom uses the force with Star Wars voices

Tom Tom has really made a name for itself with the ability to add interesting voices to their GPS products. Now you can make George Lucas even richer and take your fanboyism wherever you go with Star Wars GPS voices. This is one of those cool ideas which might tax your patience in the long run but hey, at least they're not offering a Jar Jar variant.

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Thursday
May062010

Rogers and Bell recall faulty Novatel MiFi units

Interested in getting  a Bell or Rogers MiFi mobile hotspot, well it might not be a good time. We were surprised to see that both items were "out of stock" in their respective carrier's website and later learned that a fauty battery has resulted in a device recall. More after the break.

Rogers and Bell have recently recalled their Novatel MiFi 2372 product. The device’s 4-hour rated  battery is prone to swelling and possibly heating and may be a safety hazard to consumers. Below is the official explanation from Novatel.

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