Nexus S Now Available In Canada On Videotron, Telus, and Koodo Mobile

The first carrier in Canada to release the Nexus S? It was Videotron and they're willing to give you one if you fork over $149.95 on a 3-year contract or for $529.95 contract-free which is a bit high. The smartphone features a 4-inch Super AMOLED display, a 1GHz CPU, a 5MP AF camera, WiFi / Bluetooth support, hotspot capabilities, NFC, and stock Android 2.3 "Gingerbread". Check out the smartphone on Videotron.

The next two carriers to release the smartphone were Telus and Koodo Mobile via Best Buy. Telus is offering the smartphone right now for $174.99 on a 3-year contract and Koodo wants $274.99 on the Tab - even more expensive than Videotron. Check it out on Best Buy or Telus. More carriers will have the phone available before the end of the day so just wait a bit.

Videotron Releases the Nexus S: Mobile Syrup
Telus and Koodo Nexus S Now Available: Mobile Syrup

Videotron Releases the Samsung C414 Flip Phone For $49

Videotron has just released their latest handset and it's, unfortunately, a basic flip phone. Yup, the Samsung C414 is now available through them for $49.95 on a contract and $149.95 contrtact-free if you're interested. This phone features a 2.2-inch internal display, a smaller external display, Bluetooth support, a 2MP camera, and a microSD card slot. Check it out on Videotron.

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Nexus S Hitting Canada On April 14th, Still Unconfirmed

There's no press release on it right now but Mobile Syrup has reportedly been informed that the Samsung-built Nexus S is going to hit Canada on April 14th. The price is unknown right now but it'll be available on a slew of carriers including: Rogers, Bell, Telus, WIND Mobile, Mobilicity, Fido, Koodo Mobile, and Videotron. If you've been waiting to get your hands on NFC and stock "Gingerbread" then you might want to wait for this one.

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Google Nexus S Headed To Bell, Rogers, Mobilicity, Wind, and Videotron In Canada

Telus announced it yesterday and everyone else has followed suit. The Google Nexus S, which is made by Samsung, will be hitting Bell, Rogers, Mobilicity, Wind, and Videotron in Canada. This is actually great news for everyone North of the border and maybe more people will actually think about buying this one when they try it out in stores. I'm thinking about it, but it's too bad that it doesn't have a dual-core CPU.

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Videotron Releases the BlackBerry Curve 3G For $49.95

Another carrier in Canada has released the BlackBerry Curve (9300) 3G. This time it's Videotron and it's available for $49.95 on their "Reduced Plan" and the retail price or contract-free offering is $349.95. In case you forgot, this smartphone features a QWERTY keyboard, a 2.4-inch display, an optical trackpad, WiFi / Bluetooth 2.1 / GPS support, a 2MP camera, and OS 5.0 (with an upgrade to 6.0 sometime in the future). Check it out on Videotron.

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