Showing posts with label mobility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mobility. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Samsung Galaxy Note Launched in Canada

The Samsung Galaxy Note superphone launched in Canada today.

Features:

Visual Quality - HD
Touchscreen -  Super AMOLED
Screen Size - 5.3”  (800 x 1280 pixels) 
resulting in  reduced scrolling and zooming
Digital Pen - S Pen integrated system
Operating System - Android 
Apps - Available from Android Market
Cameras - Rear 8 megapixels,  Front 2 Megapixels
Video Capability - Records at 1080p


Samsung Galaxy Note available at the Bell Mobility Store

Sunday, June 19, 2011

How to access Bell Mobile TV on your mobile phone

To access Bell Mobile TV on a mobile phone
  1. Select Bell Mobile TV (may also be referred to as TV & Radio Media Player)
  2. Choose a media type - Radio, Live TV, On Demand, Video etc)
  3. Select the program you want to watch
Charges for Bell Mobile TV will be appear on your Bell Mobility bill

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Bell Mobile TV

It is possible to Extend a Bell mobility package by adding mobile tv.   The extension allows the user to watch sports, news movies, dramas on your mobile phone for a monthly fee.  Prices are from $5 to $8 plus taxes per month.


Charges for Bell Mobile TV will be appear on your Bell Mobility bill


To see what's available 
Visit Bell Mobile TV Details page, signup and download the App of your choice.


Photo Credit
Image: Ambro / FreeDigitalPhotos.net

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Bell TV Tip : Save money, build a bundle

Bell TV Tip:

How you can save with Bell Bundles :
With Bell TV HD or HD PVR Plus model receiver programing subscriptions adding other  Bell Services

  • Internet
  • Home Phone 
  • Mobility 

can save your money.  When two or more services are bundled discounted rates will be applied.


Get $5 off your monthly bill for each  eligible service. With 5 services to choose from you can combine new eligible plans with those you already have and could be saving up to $25.00 a month for services you wanted anyway.


Friday, January 28, 2011

Bell Smart Phone Care Plan

A smartphone is attractive to robbers -  they are easy to conceal,  highly portable and once the SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) has been replaced and the phone unlocked it can be set up as "new" with a different carrier. 


Safeguard your investment by taking out a Bell  Smart Phone Care Plan  The Premium Plan covers, defects, accidental damage, power surge, theft or loss and normal wear and tear.  It does not cover batteries, chargers or SIM Cards.  A deductible ($150) also applies but the plan will allows up to two replacements per policy per annum - which is better than having to purchase the smart phone at full price. The Premium Plan currently costs $7.00 per month.


If your Bell Mobility mobile phone is stolen report the theft to the police and also report it to Bell who have a policy of not reactivating a customer's stolen phone.



     TIP:
      After purchasing a Bell Smart Phone mobile phone, it is recommended that purchasers
     make a note of the phones serial number and keep it somewhere safe.  This will greatly help
     the police with phone identification and return to the owner,if it is recovered.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

Mobility Phone Cases and Accessories

After you have made an investment in a mobile phone it makes sense to protect the phone with a case.

Cases can be leather, gel, plastic.  Also it is worthwhile purchasing clear screen covers to help prevent the display from being scratched and additional charges.

Mobile Phone Accessories 

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Text Messaging a Bell Mobility Cell Phone

Every wondered how to send text message to a Bell Mobility cell phone user. The answers easy
Bell Mobility Online Text Message Sender.  Just fill in the fields, enter the validation code and click send.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Classic Bell Mobility Ad from 2003

Many people will be receiving mobile phones over the Christmas and New Year holidays. Current smartphones had humble beginnings. The sentiments in this commercial from 2003 hold as true today as they did then.