If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Demand for Apple’s much-hyped iPhone device continues to outstrip supply at Rogers Wireless stores across Canada, the carrier confirmed yesterday, noting that it “continue(s) to receive weekly incoming shipments from Apple thanks to pre-ordered inventory.”
America’s second-largest telecom operator, Verizon Communications, has reported a 12% increase in second-quarter net income.
Payments made using mobile phones to purchase digital (music, tickets, games, etc.) and physical goods will grow more than fivefold to exceed $300 billion by the year 2013, according to a region-by-region analysis by Juniper Research.
TiVo Inc., a leading independent provider of Digital Video Recorders, has announced a new feature allowing customers to purchase products from Amazon.com via their television sets.
Bermuda Telephone Company (BTC) has enlisted the help of Nortel Networks to deploy carrier VoIP technology, allowing its subscriber base to use a wide variety of voice, data, and multimedia services in multiple locations.
Of the million 3G iPhone sales this weekend, “tens of thousands” occurred in Canada, according to a statement by Rogers Wireless, which has a nationwide contract to sell the long-anticipated device.
Two of Canada’s leading cell phone carriers, Bell and Telus, will soon charge their customers for incoming text messages, beginning on August 8 and August 24, respectively.
