Lots of people have been wondering what we can expect from the next generation iPhone. It’s always hard to guess since Apple is pretty good at keeping launches ho-hum until the last minute.

Well, MacRumors is reporting some very intriguing details that were supposedly “leaked” by a Chinese website forum. I would say out of all the rumors out there, this one seems the most “authentic” if you call it … Read More

Yesterday Bell announced they are going to be the exclusive carrier of the new Palm Pre. Well, it looks like Rogers countered that by announced yesterday that two Android handsets will be introduced to Canadians on June 2nd!

Canada’s Android Wait is Finally Over

Canada has been waiting to get a taste of Google’s Android OS, and now we will with two HTC handsets. The HTC Dream (known as the … Read More

This just in:

We are getting unconfirmed reports that Rogers Wireless is discounting iPhone 3G’s up to $100 on Hardware Upgrades!

How to get it
If you are:

1.) A Rogers Wireless Customer with a VOICE plan of $30.01 or higher

2.) Are not using a “Smartphone” that was purchased through Rogers (so if you bought an iPhone 3G in USA and are using it on Rogers, you are okay)

3.) Do NOT have … Read More

Are you a rabid Vancouver Canucks fan? Do you have those flag thingies attached to both sides of your vehicle, proudly displaying your Canucks pride as your roll down the street to only get stuck in traffic?

As most of you in Vancouver (and the the rest of Canada) know by now, tonight at 6PM PST, our home team is going to start round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs versus … Read More

After the incredible success of the iPhone 3G sales, A saavy iPhoneinCanada.ca reader earlier this morning emailed me a press release announcing a new iPhone 4G. Apple’s newest iPhone is scheduled to launch today, which brushed aside earlier rumors of a July launch at WWDC 2009!

A monumental leap for Rogers, and a sign that it is finally listening to its customers is the debut of what … Read More

How many of you out there are addicted to the Canadian deals site, RedFlagDeals.com (aka RFD)? If you’ve never been to RFD, you might not want to visit because the site is slightly evil. Why? Because RFD helps you save money by spending money on the hottest deals for things you don’t really need. If you’re a RFD addict, you’ll know where I’m coming from!

Introducing Our Partnership with PriceCanada.com

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The iPhone currently offers the best web surfing on any cellphone out there at the moment, hands down. Every time I get a chance to try out other mobile browsers (EG Blackberry Storm, Nokia N95, etc), I realize how lucky I am to have mobile Safari. The other browsers were extremely hard to use and didn’t even come close. Back to the drawing board, fellas!

Safari on the iPhone … Read More

For those iPhone users on the Rogers/Fido network using data plans, let the following story be a quick reminder of what can go wrong! Whenever I’m traveling with my iPhone 3G out of the country, I always double check that my data roaming is turned off. How do you do this? It’s simple…

Settings–General–Network–make sure “Data Roaming” is OFF.

Now, I’m not sure what happened our fellow iPhone user Erik … Read More

The moment you’ve all been waiting for has arrived! After reviewing the services of iRepair.ca yesterday, there was also a contest to give away two refurbed 3G iPod Nanos. Drum roll please…the two lucky winners, picked randomly from Twitter are…

@joshuadenney and @steph_woods ! Contact me via Twitter with your mailing address!

Congrats to both of these winners and the 90+ entries! If you missed out, just a hint to stay … Read More

Hello readers! Today’s post is to announce that starting next week we are going to be having a very important announcement on iPhoneinCanada.ca!A while back I mentioned that I was planning a one year blog anniversary contest (does anyone remember?). Anyways, come this time next week those who are actively following the blog will reap some huge benefits. If you haven’t already, make sure you subscribe to my RSS feed … Read More