Bell is now accepting pre-orders of the Samsung Galaxy S III. Rogers and TELUS started accepting pre-orders last week. All major Canadian carriers will have the Pebble Blue and Marble White version of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich powered Exynos quad-core superphone. Currently the Bell website shows only the price for the 16GB version at $159.95 on a 3-year contract. As for off-contract. 

All you Bell Mobility customers waiting to get your hands on one of HTC’s One series devices? Well you’re in luck. The next HTC device to hit a Canadian carrier will be none other than the HTC One V. The HTC One V will also be coming to TELUS and Koodo Mobile aside from Bell and will ship with Android 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich. It will be sold with a $299.95 price. 

Boxing Day deals are starting to appear. For those who are looking to sign an agreement with Bell before Christmas, you might want to hold back because Best Buy Canada is kicking off the discount day with a super deal to end the year.  

We got some news for all you Bell subscribers who are wondering when that Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich goodness is coming to your handset. Manufacturers like HTC, Sony Ericsson, Samsung and LG are among the companies who have plans to issue OTA updates but not have confirmed dates.  

Bell and Virgin Mobile both have released an entry-level Android 2.3.4 LG Eclypse smartphone. The phone will run you $249.95 with no-term. Bell has this available for $224.95 on a 1-year contract, $199.95 on a 2-year contract, and $0 on a 3-year contract Virgin Mobile on the other hand lists this QWERTY handset at $49.99 on Mobile SuperTab and $199.99 on prepaid.  

It’s official guys!, Bell has launched the Samsung-built Galaxy Nexus smartphone, Google’s latest pure Android experience smartphone. The Android 4.0-powered smartphone is for sale nationwide while Rogers and TELUS will begin selling the device in January 2012.  

Bell has been working hard on getting LTE connectivity available up north for quite some time now, work that started back in 2007. Yellowknife has been lit up with LTE coverage and while it’s minimal for now, we will see growth in the next two to three years. Yellowknife residents can expect the coverage to get them speeds up to 75Mbps but according to Bell, speeds should average between. 

Bell has released their first LTE tablet, the Samsung LTE-enabled tablet. The Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE is now available through Bell online and in stores for $429.95 on a 3-year contract or $649.95 outright. With any LTE smartphone or tablet, download speeds could in theory, reach 75Mbps but in day to day use you really get average speeds of 12 – 30Mbps depending on how strong your coverage. 

Bell’s Twitter line-up for 100 Galaxy Nexus’ on launch day is starting right now. For those who want to participate you must “log-in between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. on December 1 and sign-up to get a pre-populated Tweet and secure place in the virtual line. Places 1 to 100 need to return to the page once every hour before 10 p.m. and send out the latest tweet. When completed successfully,. 

Shortly after TELUS released its own Blackberry Curve 9380, Bell followed suit, releasing their own before the weekend started. The device was slated for a November 28th release but has arrived for the entry-level Blackberry consumer. As for pricing it is roughly the same at $49.95 on a 3-year contract and $374.95 outright — which is $5 more than TELUS. The link below will take you.