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Telus Increases Wireless Subscribers in Q4, LTE Coverage Maps Live

Telus has announced their 2011 Q4 earnings. The company had increased data revenue based on further smartphone and tablet adoption, voice revenues have declined, and they added 148,000 wireless subscribers (74% were smartphone adopters), to a total of 7.3 million. Here are the detailed stats: Data revenue increased by $140 million or 43 per cent to...

Apple Airs New iPhone 4S TV Ads: ‘Rock God’ and ‘Road Trip’

Apple uploaded a couple new iPhone 4S TV ads to their YouTube channel. One of the first ones is titled 'Rock God': Siri knows all kinds of things -- even your nickname. The ad documents a teen and his journey with his electric guitar, and showcases how Siri can learn a nickname for you. From...

Bell Let’s Talk Day Raises $3.9 Million for Mental Health Programs

Yesterday was Bell's Let's Talk Day to raise money for mental health awareness in Canada. The company asked people to call, text, or tweet for a 5 cent donation towards mental health programs. The result? 78.5 million texts, long-distance calls and retweets that raised almost $4 million dollars: Canadians responded with 78,520,284 texts, long-distance calls...

Foxconn Gets Hacked By Group Called SwaggSec

Foxconn just had a hacker group called SwaggSec gain access to some of their sensitive information, as of yesterday evening.  The information contained in the dump includes logins and passwords to various servers and intranet sites. 9To5Mac were able to find this from one of the servers: They also located the details for Foxconn's CEO...

Bell LTE Network to Expand to 7 More Cities Tomorrow, 2011 Q4 Results Announced

Bell has announced its existing LTE network is set to expand tomorrow to hit seven more Canadian cities: Montréal, Québec City, Ottawa, London, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. These cities will join the existing LTE centres of the Greater Toronto Area, Halifax, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo, Guelph, Belleville and Yellowknife. LTE speeds mean customers can get up to...