wireless providers

Emergency officials will soon be able to warn millions of Canadians of imminent threats such as fires or Amber Alerts by sending mass alerts to their mobile phones. Today, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced that it will require all wireless providers to join the National Public Alerting System on their LTE networks....

The data firm Tefficient recently released data in its 14th analysis of data usage across 13 countries. The analysis included countries such as Canada, Singapore, Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong. The study found that Canadian wireless providers charge the most per data, while their customers tend to make limited use of that data. “The most expensive mobile data […]