A few weeks ago WIND Mobile Chairman Anthony Lacavera stated that the company would be launching one or two Android-powered devices through 2010. So far the statement has held true with WIND receiving its first Android device the Huawei U8100.

Now, to continue to support the upcoming Android statement, WIND may be receiving the Motorola Milestone XT720, the company’s second Android device.

The Motorola Milestone XT720 features Android OS 2.1, … Read More

This week, one of the youngest mobile company’s in Canada, WIND Mobile, may be receiving its first Android-powered device.

WIND will be receiving the Huawei U8100, which features a 2.8-inch touchscreen display, 3.2-megapixel camera with LED flash and integrated WiFi. The device further features A-GPS, an FM radio and support for microSD/microSDHC memory cards.

The U8100 is also nicely sized at 4.23 x … Read More

WIND Mobile, one of the newest wireless carriers in Canada, has been promoting both low prices and no contracts. However the one missing feature of WIND is a killer device.

Well WIND may be getting the killer device they need and it comes in the form of Android! During a “Twitterview” that WIND hosted, the company indicated that they were testing an Android device at the time.

The … Read More

When the Google Nexus One received support in Canada, users could only use Rogers or Fido with the device. This left many Telus and Bell customers wondering why they weren’t supported, even though Telus and Bell used SIM cards as of November 2009.

At the end of March 2010, Google updated their Nexus One home page to include official support for the Telus and Bell network. So at the time, Canadian … Read More

WIND mobile, the latest carrier to begin wireless service in Canada, has a lot of good rate plans but not a lot of device choices. While WIND is always looking to give customers more choice, customers may be getting one more choice, an HTC Magic+.

According to a current WIND subscriber, upon logging into his account, he found an image of a new wireless device. That image was an HTC Magic+.

Rogers … Read More

There have been a lot of questions today about the announcement of Google’s Nexus One “Superphone”. We quickly discovered that it won’t be available in Canada (boo!) and that it won’t work with other 3G GSM networks, aside from WIND’s AWS.

WIND’s Chris Robbins, their Chief Commercial Officer confirmed via twitter that the Nexus One will work on their AWS 3G spectrum (the same one T-Mobile in … Read More