Bell nabs iPhone deal in Canada, ends Rogers’ reign of terror

Oct 6th 2009
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It’s official, Bell and Apple have agreed to sell the iPhone 3G and 3GS in Canada starting November. The move ends the Rogers exclusive in while christening Bell’s new 3G network with Apple’s darling. Hmm, first O2 lost it exclusivity then Rogers, we’re sensing a trend.

[Thanks, Sean]

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