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According to a government-commissioned report, Canada's wireless prices went down by an average of 2.6% across all service levels during 2022

Telus now has 8,387,000 wireless subscribers.

The US Supreme Court has dismissed Apple's appeal in an antitrust suit centered on its lucrative App Store, leading to a dip in the company stock.

In what appears to be a strategic move just before Apple's expected iPhone 15 announcement tomorrow, Rogers has debuted a reduced monthly device payments plan through Rogers Bank and the latter’s Mastercard offerings. Customers using a Rogers credit card can now opt for interest-free monthly payments for a new device spread over 36 or 48...

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne wants the CRTC to "look into" the recent trend of increasing international roaming rates in Canada

In 2022, only higher-tier wireless service baskets decreased in price while pricing for lower-tier levels either remained the same or increased year-over-year

The Commission for Complaints for Telecom-television Services has released its 2020-21 annual report.

Nearly 74% would prefer a different name than 'iPhone 13' for next-gen iPhones.

Brand loyalty soars to 93 percent as Apple rolled out new products and privacy features over the past year, new data from a SellCell survey shows.

Telus says its wireless ad stating it's a myth Canadians pay some of the highest rates in the world is "fair and accurate".

Canada's advertising watchdog says a Telus wireless prices ad is "misleading" consumers.

Bell has announced a partnership with Finland's Nokia for 5G.