Fido has rolled a new plan — one that should please those of you who are looking for value. At $57 per month it includes: - Call Display with Name Display and WhoCalled - Canada-Wide Calling - Visual Voicemail Plus - 2,500 Call Forwarding minutes - Unlimited Incoming/Outgoing/Picture and Video messaging - Unlimited Anytime minutes - Unlimited Incoming calls - Unlimited Evenings and. 

LG Optimus L7 is now available at Fido and will be hitting Rogers stores and dealers soon. Future Shop posted on their website last week stating that Rogers will start selling this handset free on a 3-year contract. Based on the Fido store, the device looks to fall to $0 on a 3-year, $50 on a 2-year and $300 outright. Below are some of the specs of the handset: 4.3″ WVGA touchscreen Android. 

Fido customers meet RIM’s Blackberry Bold 9790, the smaller brother of the flagship Bold 9900. While the OS 7.0 installed is not as touch-friendly as the upcoming Blackberry 10 OS, the handset is a smooth handing device with a sleek design. It can be yours for $50 on a 3-year contract or $450 outright. The handset features a 2.45-inch display with a resolution of 480×360, Blackberry. 

Fido has confirmed that today is the launch of the Galaxy Nexus but it device has yet to be listed on the company’s website. Internal documents point to today as the release date. Rogers and TELUS will both be releasing the Galaxy Nexus on the 13th. Stay tuned as we will continuing checking with our own sources. via MobileSyrup    

Bell and Virgin came out weeks ago with the exclusive release of the Samsung-built Galaxy Nexus, the world’s first device to launch with Google’s Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Both Rogers and TELUS announced that they would be releasing the highly anticipated device in January. Good news has come out — the Galaxy Nexus will be making its way to both Rogers and Fido on. 

Today is a hot day for Android handsets that feature QWERTY and touchscreens. Fido is the third report that we will have written about a Canadian carrier releasing a device with this form factor. This time it’s from LG and goes by the name of Gossip Pro, a low-end smartphone that runs 2.3 Gingerbread and has a 2.8-inch touchscreen. While it’s not the cheapest out of the bunch. 

Fido revises plans to compete with Telus owned Koodo Mobile Fido Fido was once the most economically friendly mobile service provider, until little guys like Koodo came along, offering plans that topple the offerings from Fido’s long reigning by-the-second plans and month-to-month deals. The executives were probably wondering why sales were slipping and slipping to rival Koodo, which.