It appears Rogers will be coming out with new “Simplified Pricing” plans that according to an internal document, will include 3 new options that will include “unlimited talk, text, and internet.” At this point we have no word on the availability of these plans or the price but what we do know is Rogers has new plans for the holiday season. Below we have a breakdown. 

By now all fans of the Samsung Galaxy Note II will be launching in Canada on October 30th, Gangnam Style. This phone-tablet, phablet will be available at Bell, Mobilicity, Rogers, SaskTel, WIND, and Videotron at various price points. According to leaks that surfaced online from Big Box retailers, specifically the 3-year agreement at $199.99 (with a minimum price plan of $45 or more). We. 

Rogers has been spewing out a ton of LTE super phones in recent months and today the company has released the Motorola RAZR HD LTE. This Android-powered device comes with version 4.0, other known as Ice Cream Sandwich, but will be upgraded to Jelly Bean “soon”. In terms of specs, it’s quite impressive with a 4.7-inch Super AMOLED HD Display (720 x 1280), Gorilla Glass,. 

Now that Mobile World Congress is underway we’re hearing a lot of news coming out of Barcelona, Spain as a slew of devices from all major manufacturers. While the Android army continues to grow every few months, carriers are having a hard time keeping up with the onslaught. Rogers has made it official that they will be releasing two new LTE devices soon. The Nokia Lumia 900 and the. 

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. 

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.  

It shouldn’t be a secret by now that Bell and Virgin Mobile currently holds the Canadian exclusivity title on the Samsung-built Galaxy Nexus, something they will retain for a few more weeks. Prior to this handset being available last week on its competition networks, Rogers was trying to lure in early adopters by opening up the ability to reserve the Galaxy Nexus.  

Canada’s LTE coverage areas have grown exponentially and the race to LTE between Rogers and Bell is much heated. Last week Bell lit up its LTE connectivity in Yellowknife and today Rogers has announced they now reach 8 million Canadians, up from 5.5 million with their old coverage.  

If you have been holding off to buy a new smartphone or waiting to sign a contract so you can get a smartphone for a subsidized price then ‘Tis the season to be jolly. Rogers and retailers have strategically dropped the price for its Samsung Galaxy S II LTE on a 3-year contract just in time for Christmas.  

Motorola and Rogers has collaborated on yet another promotional video, showcasing their exclusive Droid RAZR, this time having the handset shot through a large coke and a bag of popcorn. While the video doesn’t really prove anything, it’s always cool to see. We hope to see the RAZR pierce through some drywall or even better yet, glass. Come on Motorola, let see if your KEVLAR.