I'm not surprised...
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/....html?id=e91c2b95-2140-434d-b10c-97c689f1b773
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/....html?id=e91c2b95-2140-434d-b10c-97c689f1b773
Why not list your credentials so we can know what your particular expertise is based upon?Like I said before, Rogers doesn't have the technology to bring the iPhone. They want but they can't, at the beginning of 2008 or maybe at the end of this year they'll have a 3 times faster data transmission technology than Bell, maybe then the iPhone will come.
rediculous...Rogers is slowly reducing prices, 50MB is now only $65/mo, you can get a whopping 500MB for only $210 lol.
True - but it is speculation from Michael Geist - who is generally very well respected on and offline when it comes to matters concerning the 'net and law.Pure speculation. No one knows as yet what Rogers pricing on the iPhone will be.
Yeah, but AT&T's plan is UNLIMITED for $20/mo.Rogers is slowly reducing prices, 50MB is now only $65/mo, you can get a whopping 500MB for only $210 lol.
Sure and that's what you can expect to use, and you'll pay huge to surf at early dial-up speeds. Nice... :lmao:And that the Edge service used by the iPhone is offered by Rogers right across Canada, by Rogers
You don't surf the Internet on the cellular network, you surf it when you are in a WiFi zone.Well.. 500MB goes *real* fast if you watch a few Youtube videos, or surf ehmac/digg/slashdot etc much.
It would be nice to see wireless costs come down to something reasonable.
I surf on HSPDA when I feel like burning through my 10MB per month and need to check webmail etc. It's extremely fast. Reports of iPhones in the US say that EDGE surfing on an iPhone isn't quite what you describe, but I'd like to see for myself.You don't surf the Internet on the cellular network, you surf it when you are in a WiFi zone.
Trying to surf the internet over a cellular network is like trying to eat a meal with one chopstick - extremely frustrating and slow.
I was actually impressed. The iPhone I played with in the Apple Store in Buffalo was reportedly on the Edge network (why it wasn't on their internal wifi is beyond me) and the speed for hitting my own website (which doesn't load that quickly) was pretty good.I surf on HSPDA when I feel like burning through my 10MB per month and need to check webmail etc. It's extremely fast. Reports of iPhones in the US say that EDGE surfing on an iPhone isn't quite what you describe, but I'd like to see for myself.