Bell has recently launched its super-speedy LTE network, and it’s not playing around. They are starting to aggressively expand it in more areas, so more of their customers can get the ultra-fast Internet speeds, together with their new LTE phones – the first being the Bell HTC Raider 4G LTE.

Bell has started expanding its network areas around Halifax Nova Scotia and Belleville Ontario. Halifax and Belleville join the areas of Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo and Guelph with access to the new LTE network.

The customers in those areas who own a LTE devices or a LTE USB pen drive from Bell, can benefit from speeds of up to 4 times faster than their already fast 4G HSPA+ network. The newly released LTE phone from Bell, the HTC Raider 4G LTE is a dual core smartphone, with a 4.5″ display with a 960×540 resolution, 1 GB of RAM, 16 GB of storage, 8 MP rear camera and 1.3 MP front-camera, and it runs Android 2.3. The phone costs $600 unlocked or $150 on a 3 year contract.

Bell is expected to release several other LTE devices and tablets in the near future including the LG Optimus LTE and possibly the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 LTE tablet.

The competition has been intensifying lately for wireless incumbents such as Bell, Rogers and Telus, and it’s not because they are more aggressive against themselves, but because of the new competition from Wind Mobile in Toronto and Video-tron in Montreal. Bell is fighting back by launching a new free service for their customers in Montreal. (more…)

Now that Bell Mobility has finally launched its super-speedy LTE network, it needs ways in which people can use it. This is either done by launching LTE-capable mobile devices on the market, or LTE USB sticks for your laptop, and such is the case with the Bell Mobility 4G LTE Novatel Turbo Stick. (more…)

Bell Mobility has recently launched its LTE network. We’ve kept hearing about LTE for a few years that it’s going to be the network of the future. But what is LTE, really? (more…)

Good news for all Bell Mobility customers who are also fans of Bell’s CTV and CTV Two TV stations. Yesterday, Bell launched their 2 channels on mobile, and they will stream directly to Bell’s smartphones, superphones or tablets, or any other Android phone. (more…)

The Internet is everywhere and we live in a social online world. Bell is trying to take advantage of that and offer you a free service that you can use on your social networks (like Facebook and Twitter) as well as blogs and other communication tools, to gather words that you are using online, and out of those words to make a social portrait of your online persona. (more…)

You didn’t think Telus was going to be the only one with a next-gen LTE network, did you? While Telus plans to announce their LTE network on 28 September this year, Bell Mobility is also a quick follower, and is set to launch some LTE devices and its LTE network sometime this fall. Here’s what this means for Bell customers. (more…)

Bell Mobility has expanded their 4G network to the province Saskatchewan and will offer their customers there the fast wireless service in the area, and some of the best smartphones and Android superphones in the market. The Saskatchewan province will be covered by Bell’s network in proportion of 98% and will have typical speeds of 7-14 Mbps, and up to 21 Mbps. (more…)

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An error in Bell’s charging system for texts has led to overcharging every customer who had an unlimited plan. The system started charging customers with unlimited plans with 75 cents per message, in the interval between September 21st and 25th.

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