Well yeah, the government has to decide. I mean who else is going to determine what airwaves get used for what? God? ;-) Someone's got to determine whatever frequencies are used for different applications.
Many people are reporting that their Rogers phones are picking up the Bell/Telus HSPA network in major urban areas. But I can also say that from my travels this summer through rural areas of Atlantic Canada, that my Rogers BB Bold more often roamed onto the Bell/Telus network that isn't running yet. So I would think they already have an extensive network going.
It's their pension plan. Not a union. Their job is to find safe investments. They already own a majority of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, CTV, TSN, Globe and Mail newspaper and many other assets.
It's their pension plan. Not a union. Their job is to find safe investments. They already own a majority of the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, CTV, TSN, Globe and Mail newspaper and many other assets.
psst. Telus doesn't have coverage in Saskatchewan to begin with. That would be roaming on SaskTel's network ;-)
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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Well yeah, the government has to decide. I mean who else is going to determine what airwaves get used for what? God? ;-) Someone's got to determine whatever frequencies are used for different applications.