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T-Mobile to enter Canada? at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
T-Mobile USA reportedly wants to build a new wireless network in Canada, a potential return of sorts for the U.S. provider to the country ...
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Shaw and Videotron riding cable telephony wave at Kevin Restivo’s ...
When does the home phone success end for Shaw and Videotron end? It’s nowhere in sight as far as I can tell. I’d expect 50% of Canadian households will ...
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¡Viva el teléfono celular! at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
2 Comments on “¡Viva el teléfono celular!” You can track this conversation through its atom feed. Enrique Meneses » Cuba cambia EE. ...
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Verizon’s unlimited wireless plans start today at Kevin Restivo’s ...
It gives subscribers an unlimited number of calls or messages (e.g. ... All wireless data users in Canada will appreciate the fact Verizon ...
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¡Viva el teléfono celular! at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
2 Comments on “¡Viva el teléfono celular!” You can track this conversation through its atom feed. Enrique Meneses » Cuba cambia EE. ...
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Some Euro airlines allow cellphones: Is North America far behind ...
One Comment on “Some Euro airlines allow cellphones: Is North America far behind?” You can track this conversation through its atom feed. ...
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T-Mobile to enter Canada? at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
T-Mobile USA reportedly wants to build a new wireless network in Canada, a potential return of sorts for the U.S. provider to the country ...
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MobiTV comes to its senses at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
Next task - lower the cost of the MobiTV service in Canada; It’s outrageously expensive! Filed under News Items and Commentary, MobiTV. ...
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Amp’d Canada going belly up? at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
Jul 24, 2007 ... No word yet from Amp’d Mobile Canada whether it’s going to keep selling cell phone service though one report seems to indicate the company ...
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Amp’d Canada going belly up? at Kevin Restivo’s Tech Blog
Jul 24, 2007 ... No word yet from Amp’d Mobile Canada whether it’s going to keep selling cell phone service though one report seems to indicate the company ...
 
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