'Mobilicity'

chatr, Rogers’ unlimited talk and text brand, gets official

By: |Jun 30th, 2010 at 07:25PM
Filed Under: HSDPA, Networks, Press Release
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Did we nail it or what? Today Rogers announced the creation of chatr, the low-cost wireless brand we exclusively told you about last week. Created to serve what Rogers calls a “niche” market that is not currently served by its flagship and value brands Rogers Wireless and Fido, chatr will offer no contract voice and text plans as well as unlimited talk and text plans. Data is not a part of chatr’s game plan. According to Rogers, the big draw of chatr is not only its great plans, but that for...

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Rogers to launch Chatr, a new low-end brand to compete with WIND

By: |Jun 25th, 2010 at 04:56PM
Filed Under: Carriers - Canadian, Exclusives, Rumors
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Forgive us for keeping this really short, but there’s still a lot of information we don’t know. Over the last few days, we’ve been hearing a lot of Canadian birdies singing that Rogers Wireless is planning to launch a new wireless brand in Canada. To be known as Chatr, the carrier is said to have been created solely for the purpose of putting wireless upstarts WIND Mobile and Mobilicity out of business by offering affordable handsets and great rate plans. It is said that the training of emp...

Mobilicity announces its Canadian plans, launches in Toronto tomorrow

By: |May 14th, 2010 at 04:42PM
Filed Under: BlackBerry, HSPA, HTC, Nokia, Press Release
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Torontonians looking to save some money on their wireless bill should take note that a new carrier will be up and running as of tomorrow morning. Formerly known as DAVE Wireless, Mobilicity is looking to crack the local market provider business with plans that are far more competitive than its closest competition, WIND Mobile. We’ve got all the details about the company — and a little more thanks to our chat with Mobilicity’s Dave Dobbin — so hit the jump for all the deets. (more̷...

Canada’s DAVE Wireless becomes Mobilicity, launches this spring

By: |Feb 2nd, 2010 at 05:17PM
Filed Under: HSPA, Nokia, RIM, Sony Ericsson, UMTS
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New entrant WIND Mobile may have been getting the lion’s share of media attention in Canada thanks to parent company Globalive’s notorious battle with the CRTC, but today Data & Audio-Visual Enterprises announced it will begin offering its AWS 3G services as early as this spring under the brand name Mobilicity. With a battle cry of “Mobilicity: My Phone. My City. My Way”, all we know at this point in time is that its “value-packed unlimited plans” with contract-free ser...