Rogers, like they’ve done in past years has released the “Check My Eligibility for iPhone Upgrade” tool.

You can access it here.

The trials will commence in the very near future in the Ottawa area.

LTE (4G) technology allows speeds of upto 150Mbps over wireless signals and is the next step for all wireless providers worldwide.

Source: Rogers Redboard

Basic Cable is available for only $15.99/month (Regularly $29.99).

Conditions

• Only for GTA residents
• Must sign a 2 year contract.
• Only for new CABLE customers.
• Must be an existing Rogers Internet or Rogers Home Customer.

How to get deal or other deals listed below:

• Contact “Steve” at the following #: 1-800-605-6678

Other Deals

• #1 VIP OFFER
• 3 months free Digital VIP cable
• -12mo verbal commitment
• At request:
• 3 months free Extreme internet
• 3 months free Home phone with 2 features
• Works out to 25% savings overall

• #2 BASIC OFFER
• $15 Basic cable for 6 months
• -12mo verbal commitment
• Works out to 25% savings overall

Some clients are reporting delays of upto 12 hours, while others are reporting messages not being delivered at all.

This issue has be going on and off, for about 4 weeks.

Rogers does not have an ETA as to when the issue will be resolved.

Everytime you text a iCoke PIN to 42653 from your Rogers cellphone, you will receive a $0.75 credit on your Rogers bill (maximum 10 per week).

The iCoke PINs can be found under the bottle caps of many Coke products and inside Nestea Iced Tea boxes. More details on where to find these PINs.

If you drink Coke products, instead of just recycling the bottle and cap, you can get the iCoke PIN and earn yourself upto $7.50/week.

More details on Rogers / iCoke Promotion.

Today, we’ve found out from the Apple Store details of Rogers’s data plan offering.

Obviously $35 a month for a 5 GB data plan is no where close to what ATT is offering in the United States ($30 for Unlimited iPad Data).

It appears as if Apple’s store website may have released details prematurely. The $20 add-on option is no longer available at Rogers. Only the $15 for 250MB and $35 for 5GB data options will be available upon launch. Rogers Redboard (Their Blog)

Currently, there aren’t any details of Bell and Telus’s iPad specific data plans. The wireless industry is a copy-cat industry, so don’t be surprised if Bell and Telus offer the identical data plan when they release details of their Apple iPad data plan.

All you have to go is submit your details, and the $5 credit will be applied to your account. Go here to get your $5 credit.

This is ONLY for Rogers Pay & Talk clients.

More details on their Rewards Program.

Telus offered new clients 6 months of unlimited local calling, free calling on early nights and weekends starting at 6pm (regularly $7/month) and free activation ($35 fee).

That offer is now available at Bell, Fido and Rogers for new clients signing new 3 year contracts.

Officially, this offer is not available for existing clients looking to renew their contracts.

For those who don’t know what tethering is, here’s the definition according to Wikipedia,

Tethering is the use of a mobile device such as a mobile phone to supply Internet access for another device which is otherwise unconnected, using the mobile device as a modem.^[1] This can be done through Bluetooth wireless technology or cables (such as USB).

Rogers released their updated Tethering policy on March 24th. Here’s a small excerpt of the news release.

Effective immediately, tethering will continue to be included at no additional charge for Rogers and Fido customers who subscribe to data plans of 1 GB and above (excluding those listed below). This effectively makes our current promotion (which was set to expire on May 3) our ongoing policy.

If you’re like me, who signed up for the $30 6GB data plan 2 years ago with the launch of the iPhone on the Rogers network, we can use tethering with our data plans without fearing any extra charges.

After a couple of months of exclusivity for the TMobile network in the US, Google has opened the market for its Google Nexus One.

The TMobile version will work on the Wind Mobile Network (900/AWS/2100 MHz)

You can order your phone at: http://www.google.com/phone/