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Deutsche Telekom was analyzed by some analysists that they'll be the first in line to buy Sprint PCS & Nextel off. Maybe, but this will probably complicate things tiny bit.
Deutsche Telekom is rumored to be bringing that lovely margenta-branded cellular phone providers to the great white Canada. This could actually be happening according to a tipster for Boy Genius Report (trust them at your own judgement). However, we have yet to find any to find any confirmation. However, if this is happening, it'll be happening sometimes in 2009.
Now, it's just a rumor, but the reasons that they believe it could be happening are these:
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Deutsche Telekom has been pre-approved for a financing and protocol agreement which will allow them to introduce T-Mobile to the Canadian market (subject to restrictions in all provinces except Ontario during a 6, 12 and 18 month trial period that expires in 2010), and also pre-approves them for testing roaming, cell tower reception and international data agreements.
The person heading up the Canadian division of Deutsche Telekom will be Canadian, in compliance with the Canadian Business Ethics law
Deutsche Telekom already owns the name T-Mobile in Canada under a US Parent Office international exchange program.
They plan to launch T-Mobile in Canada in 2009.
Currently, as we all know, Rogers is the only GSM game in town. With T-Mobile’s entrance into the Canadian market, data rates are going to plummet quickly. DT also plans to introduce an unlimited BlackBerry plan to the Canadaian market to be priced at $75/month. Basically telling Rogers to go screw themselves.
T-Mobz Canada is set to offer many of the devices we’re used to seeing here in the U.S. like the Sidekick line and T-Mobile’s HTC products. I guess that’s bye bye Fido Sidekicks?
Although none of these informations are actually confirmed or found true at all. These could actually be the thing that save our brothers up north to have a better service. Hopefully they won't be having as much trouble as they do here getting the 3G network though.
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