Android in Canada Blog

By Tim Gee on August 10th, 2012

I’ve got another hot deal to share with you guys.  The Galaxy S II X is now available on Koodo for the hot price of $300.  And on top of that great deal it seems as though you can get an additional $100 gift card if you activate the device.  That means it could bring…

By Tim Gee on July 30th, 2012

            Some more news for you about another LG device.  The Optimus Black will no be receiving an ICS update from LG.  After hearing that the LG Optimus 2x would not be getting upgraded to ICS, this really shouldn’t be too big of a surprise as this device is a…

By Tim Gee on July 20th, 2012

It seems like 6GB plans are all the rage right now.  Rogers, Bell, and Virgin have all released their versions of the plan.  And according to a tip over on MobileSyrup, next up to bat is Koodo. Koodo calls their plan the “Canada-Wide Super 6GB .”  Sounds good eh (cause it’s Canada wide!)? Here’s their…

By Ryan Moore on June 27th, 2012

So today’s the day we’ve all been waiting for. Across many of the major networks and even some of the small, the Samsung Galaxy S3 gets its Canadian pride on! Some of the details are still a little vague (I’m trying to make some calls while at the office today to fill in all the…

By Tom Gray on May 1st, 2012

So the official word is out! Bell’s HTC One V has finally been slapped with an official price of $299.95 for a full price buyout. The HTC One V will also make its way to TELUS, Bell and also Koodo Mobile as well. No pricing has been confirmed from the other carriers, but we can expect…

By Tom Gray on April 24th, 2012

Just yesterday we told you about Bell would be releasing the HTC one V. Now It seems Koodo has also put themselves on the map for the HTC release as well. If you missed the Bell announcement article, you can find that here. The HTC One V will have: 3.7? screen (480 x 800). Pre-loaded with HTC’s…

By Ryan Moore on April 19th, 2012

I keep trying to keep this list updated as much as possible. All the carriers, and all the android devices. Let me know if you spot any errors.

By Ryan Moore on April 5th, 2012

So, completed… I’m not much of a stats guy, and I didn’t want this to be a huge dissection, but it’s hard to stop looking at all the angles, once you start.  So let’s just dive in. First off, the demographics of respondents’ and their phones 748 respondents; of that: 72% indicated they were Android (536) 12%…