As predicted, Rogers is playing fuck the consumer
Rogers says Canadian iPhone 3G plans to start at $60 for 150 mins: “Rogers Wireless, Canada’s exclusive service provider for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 3G handset, announced Friday that monthly service plans for the new touch-screen handset will start at $60 for 150 anytime minutes, 75 outgoing text messages, [...]
According to The Boy Genius… Rogers makes new BlackBerry plans official:
This, to me anyway, is a pretty good indicator that Apple is dictating data plan terms. If not just to Rogers, then to most telcos. We all know that if it were up to Rogers (or any provider) there would be no [...]
Also tagged Apple, blackberry, canada, cellphone, dataplan, RIM, rogersFrom a piece over at Infinite Loop, Rogers reevaluating plan pricing ahead of iPhone 3G
Rogers COO Nadir Mohamed told the National Post. “We’ll be changing our prices to reflect that.” He added that Rogers is looking to make its pricing more flexible and easy to understand, and hopes to “drive the adoption of mobile [...]
Also tagged Apple, canada, rogersIn the past product shortages are one of the first signs that an Apple product is readying for an update. They have to do something to make the iPod Touch more appealing with the upcoming release of the iPhone 3g. This is probably the first sign.
iPod Touch Suffering Supply Shortages
Also tagged Apple, iPod, touchWith the announcement of the new 3G iPhones to drop on July 11th I would think we should be seeing a new iPod touch soon too. According to MacRumors Buyers Guide, it is due for a refresh soon.
The main thing I would like to see it inherit would be the GPS. That would [...]
I was watching the keynote the other day and noticed that when Steve was talking about the GPS capabilities of the new iPhone he was mentioning cell towers and wifi. I went to the Apple site and noticed this:
The Podophile blog and Gizmodo seem to have cleared things up a little. iPhone 3G: [...]
Also tagged agps, Apple, gps, hardware