Bell Canada gets some Moto Q action

by Donald Melanson posted Sep 22nd 2006 at 8:28PM

Telus may have already had the Motorola Q for a couple of months now, but it's no longer the only carrier in Canada to offer the EV-DO smartphone, with Bell now jumping in to give them a little competition. Bell's deal looks to be a tad less attractive than Telus' though -- the Q will cost you the same $249 with a three-year contract, but you'll need to get a minimum $60 data plan, as opposed to just $45 with Telus. Unfortunately, not all Bell customers can get their hands on one right away, with folks in B.C. and Alberta having to wait until October 16th to get theirs, while customers in Ontario and Quebec can get their QWERTY kicks right now.

[Via Smartphone Thoughts]

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, Bell Mobility

Tags: bell, bell canada, BellCanada, moto q, MotoQ, motorola q, MotorolaQ

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