Fido Rogers 2009 Phone Roadmap Leaked

A user named “clearskies08″ over at the cell phone centric forum HowardForums has posted pictures of a presentation he was at which outlines the 2009 phone roadmap for both Fido and Rogers Wireless. Here are some of the models to expect in 2009 (some are no surprise) in Q1: Nokia Nseries, Samsung M8800 Pixon…Q2: Nokia XpressMusic 5800, Sony Ericsson XPERIA X1…later in the year: Blackberry Storm, Blackberry Pearl Flip 8200 (with 3G), Motorola Q11 Windows Mobile smartphone edition, HTC Touch Pro, among many other devices. What Rogers/Fido now need to do is follow almost every other carrier in the world and offer truly unlimited mobile internet at a reasonable price.


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  • Thanks for the heads up on this, I have been looking around for this news, glad to have finally came across it through your blog! Just keep posting like this, I will definitely be back again.
  • Howmander
    Great news! VERY anxious for the Samsung M8800!! But one thing you and everyone else keeps griping about is "What Rogers/Fido now need to do is follow almost every other carrier in the world and offer truly unlimited mobile internet at a reasonable price" and how long has Rogers and Fido offered unlimited internet browsing on their phone for a measly $7? 8 months? a year? I don't see what's so unreasonable about $7, OR included in the $15 and/or $20 value pack with a miriad of other services depending on the plan. Rogers/Fido ALREADY offer ACTUALLY unlimited internet for their phones, and if you have a phone that has HTML browsing and not the cheaper phones that just have WAP, you can get to most sites the internet has. What YOU should be correcting yourself in saying is that Rogers/Fido should be offering unlimited DATA for their DATA DEVICES for a reasonable price (surfing, downloading, AND uploading, not JUST internet surfing). They've already got the internet offering covered.
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