Plain and simple. Which wireless service provider do you use?

As you may know, I have a Google Nexus One and Rogers is my carrier. Why Rogers? Because Rogers has a standard GSM network with both a 2G (EDGE) and a 3G infrastructure. This means, if your 3G connection drops, you’ll automatically fall onto the 2G network and still be able to make calls and have internet access. Now I … Read More

Another weekend, another poll. This time, it’s Twitter. I think Twitter is remarkable personally. Not everyone has to feel the same way but a microblog that’s 140 characters which gets pushed out to followers no matter where I go is my sort of thing.

Now sure, you can just go to Twitter’s website and pretty much do everything, even on your phone. But apps do a much better job of this, … Read More

I know this has been done before but I really want to get a taste of how much data Canadian Android users utilize on a monthly basis. Our data plans vary from other countries like the U.S. and so does our usage with data. And Android users are different than iPhone users so the results won’t necessarily be the same as every other poll out there.

Personally, I have a Read More

With the popularity of Android-based phones surging in Canada, today we’re going to focus on you, our readers. In particular, what Android phone do you own? We know many of you early adopters picked up HTC Dream/Magic devices, but those may either be in the sock drawer or you’ve upgraded now that the Google Nexus One is available in Canada.

Vote below and let us know! If your phone … Read More