anyone here from canada? rogers and fido now have their HSDPA networks up and running. i was just wondering if any of you have tested it.
thanks in advance
HSDPA in canada...
Karlo_N80ie wrote:anyone here from canada? rogers and fido now have their HSDPA networks up and running. i was just wondering if any of you have tested it.thanks in advance
I check it on their web site, prices are crazy $65 for 50 MB !!!, people now talking about unlimited data plan , this company is way behind
justnew wrote:I check it on their web site, prices are crazy $65 for 50 MB !!!, people now talking about unlimited data plan , this company is way behind
Well, that's canada for you. We don't even have any nseries phones. We have to get them online.Basically, i was just wondering if it will work at all. Occasionally i get a 3G symbol on my screen but it's usually the 2 arrows and E for edge.
Karlo_N80ie wrote:Well, that's canada for you. We don't even have any nseries phones. We have to get them online.Basically, i was just wondering if it will work at all. Occasionally i get a 3G symbol on my screen but it's usually the 2 arrows and E for edge.
don't take what I said as somthing against Canadian, I've used Rogers before and other service provider in Canada, the service providers in Canada are way behind on the cell phone industry around the world , those 2 links will tell more what I'm talking about
http://www.thomaspurves.com/2007/04/09/canada-worse-than-3rd-world-countries-when-it-comes-to-mobile-data-access/
http://saunderslog.com/2006/02/19/when-does-unlimited-mean-unlimited/
cheers
justnew wrote:don't take what I said as somthing against Canadian, I've used Rogers before and other service provider in Canada, the service providers in Canada are way behind on the cell phone industry around the world , those 2 links will tell more what I'm talking about...cheers
none taken... but coming from the philippines, emmigrating to canada is like time traveling... tech wise... :tongue: