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re: Tech in 2 Minutes: Verbatim's external hard drive lineup

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re: Tech in 2 Minutes: Verbatim's MediaShare 1TB NAS drive and MediaShare Mini

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re: REVIEW: Samsung ML-2525W

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re: REVIEW: Logitech V220 Cordless Optical Mouse

software designer — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:10:13 GMT

Sweet! It would be great if these devices were backward compatible with some of our older systems that use Win2000.

re: Poor Man’s Guide to owning an iPhone in Toronto

Wangari — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Thank you. This is very helpful. I am not currently a Fido user. I have Rogers for internet, cable and pay as you go blackberry phone.

I am buying the Iphone 3G S for my daughter and I want to go through Fido not Rogers.

What are my options. The idea of a 3 year Fido plan is scary - the technologies changes so quickly and the providers charge a fortune to upgrade if they do the upgrades - look at what is happening with Rogers and the older Iphone?

Let me know if you have some other ideas.

Wangari

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re: One bad Apple

TallGuy — Sun, 07 Oct 2007 23:10:42 GMT

You are absolutely correct.

Apple has right to try to stop use of phone on other networks. They have contract with AT&T. They can even make a case for voiding warranty.

They do not have right to render phone useless or even to make it so that third party applications cannot be installed or run on the phone.

All the hype to drive up demand so that people would pay $600 was ridiculous. Slashing the price by 33% after only two months was worse. Rendering phones useless worst of all.

If you consider that they are doing this to their most avid fans it does make you wonder why you would want to be one of their customers!

re: Two lines, one phone, and too much in LD charges

dave webb — Fri, 24 Aug 2007 15:08:57 GMT

Michelle:

I don't know of any consumer advocate groups specifically targeting cell phones, but the Public Interest Advocacy Centre in Ottawa deals with the CRTC over regulations. One opportunity to address the competitiveness of the Canadian cellular market has passed -- we're past the deadline for submissions to Industry Canada regarding the upcoming Advanced Wireless Spectrum auction. One of the issues at hand is whether to set aside some of the spectrum for new entrants into wireless (i.e. not Bell, Telus or Rogers) to increase competitiveness. Not surprisingly, Bell, Telus and Rogers are opposed. The majority of submissions were in favour. There would be more competitive pressure on the Big 3 if an MTS Allstream or Videotron were playing, too.

I'll drop an analyst colleague of mine a note and ask him for his two cents on the subject (though it's usually more than two cents). I'll try to get him to respond in this space.

re: Two lines, one phone, and too much in LD charges

Michelle Bisson — Thu, 23 Aug 2007 20:08:26 GMT

Personnally, I think that the cell phone current rates are totally uncalled for. But since customers act like mice and accept these rates, it looks like nothing is going to change in the near future.

I have a pay as you go plan with Rogers and they recently raised their rates to $0.40/minutes from $0.33/minutes. To make matters worst, my phone only works with Rogers.

Does anyone know of any consumer advocates groups (official) that are trying to deal with these unjustified rates?

re: iPhone apps - taking care of business?

Barry Monette — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 03:08:13 GMT

The iPhone delivery NetSuite - a full featured web-native ERP, CRM and eComm system intergarted on the Oracle platform (much like Salesforce.com - which should also run on the iPhone).

In netSuite users can set up their own menus to accomodatre the smaller screen without programming using standard NetSuite tools. the menus can even be individualized by each users role.

Look at this as a model for other applications. What could be more powerful. This one aspect just blows away the other phones out there.

re: All-in-one or one for each?

Dave Webb — Fri, 27 Jul 2007 15:07:51 GMT

No, but I did come back with a big, Slash-style hat ...