Saturday, February 9, 2008

New Unlimited Full Track Music 1


Full Track Music lets you access and download full-length songs to your Bell mobile phone, no matter where you are whenever you want!



  • Choose from up to 1.5 million tracks - the largest selection of mobile music in Canada!

  • Listen to previews before you buy.

  • Browse recommendations based on your personal preferences.

  • Get the latest info on new releases, what's hot and featured artists


Pricing options:
New Unlimited Full Track Music 1
Price: $15/month + Unlimited Mobile Browser service
For about the price of one CD a month, get access to a huge variety of songs and artists from the most popular titles to classics from a selection of genres.
*New for Unlimited Full Track Music subscribers: you can now download full-length albums, read your favourite artist's bio and album reviews!

Give the gift that benefits you both

Much as I love cellphones, I don’t think I’ve ever thought of them as suitable Valentine’s gifts. Nonetheless, all of the carriers seem to be making romantic overtures to potential customers in the run-up to the 14th, and Bell Mobility is no different. Their loving line-up includes two Motorola’s - the KRZR K1m and the ROKR Z6m - the BlackBerry Pearl 8130, white HTC Touch and double-flipping Samsung u740.
With prices starting from $0 (assuming you take out a new contract, of course), make sure your loved-one doesn’t see the receipt because spending nothing on a gift is usually looked at as less than romantic. What’s more pleasant is the current Bell promotion which gets you up to three months of unlimited local talk-time when you activate the handset.

I have been waiting for this

I think anyone could benefit from the use of this amazing new product.
Surf like you're at home, away from home! Now you can enjoy a portable Internet connection that travels with you from home to work and everywhere in between.
Access the Internet in 124 cities across Canada, anywhere you find a plug.
Get online in 3 easy steps - No software installation required!
Experience speeds of up to 53x faster than dial-up1.
Download, send and receive large files, streaming videos, music and more - on the go.

Friday, February 8, 2008

Sweet collection of phones for an even sweeter price

Get the Music Box for $49.95.*Order any of these stereo Bluetooth phones or devices and get the Music Box for $49.95.* Download music to your phone. Play the music through your Music Box. Repeat. You'll have everything you need to play your mobile music out loud:
Mobile Bluetooth enabled speaker system
2GB memory card
Detachable headset with built-in rechargeable battery
Carrying case
Stereo earbudsNow that's music to our ears. Hurry, before they're gone! For more information, please visit a
Bell store or call 1 800 667-0123.

Thursday, February 7, 2008

Bell Cares

Bell extends its support in the fight against online child pornography with new funding for Cybertip.ca

$750,000 pledge helps launch the Canadian Centre for Child Protection

OTTAWA, Jan. 29 2008 --
Bell today announced its renewed commitment to Cybertip.ca as the Founding Partner of the newly created Canadian Centre for Child Protection (CCCP), launched in Ottawa today by Cybertip.ca.
With funding of $750,000 over three years, Bell's contribution will support the essential services provided by Cybertip.ca, increase public awareness and prevention through national campaigns, help continue innovative initiatives such as Cleanfeed Canada and produce the Cybertip.ca Child
Protection Series. In addition, Bell will be recognized as the Founding Partner of the newly created Canadian Centre for Child Protection.
The CCCP is a charitable organization dedicated to the safety of all children. As Canada's leader in child safety and protection programs, education and advocacy, the centre advises and raises awareness on best practices related to prevention strategies to reduce online sexual exploitation of children and improve their safety. The centre delivers two national programs, Cybertip.ca and Kids in the Know.
"Bell's commitment to fighting online child pornography dates back to 2002 when we helped launch Cybertip.ca," said Mirko Bibic, Chief - Regulatory Affairs, Bell Canada. "Since then Bell has continued and extended its support with funding totalling more than $1.5 million, including today's announcement to fund the Canadian Centre for Child Protection."
In the last five years, Cybertip.ca has averaged more than 800 reports of online sexual exploitation of children per month. These reports have resulted in 30 arrests, 2,800 websites being shut down, and at least five children being rescued.
"We are very grateful to Bell Canada for their dedication and commitment to the protection of children. Their generous contribution and support will enable the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to carry out its critical work," said Ms. McDonald, Executive Director of the Centre.
As Canada's leading ISP, Bell supports several initiatives promoting the responsible use of the Internet, including the Bell Cyber Abuse Research Project at the University of Toronto, Be Web Aware, the Media Awareness Network and Kids Help Phone.

http://www.bce.ca/en/news/releases/comspon/2008/01/29/74593.html

Wednesday, February 6, 2008



Bell offers anytime, anywhere messaging with new Online Voice Mail and Text to Landline services

TORONTO, Ontario, Feb. 4 2008 -- Bell Canada today announced the availability of two new services, Online Voice Mail and Text to Landline messaging, that allow Bell customers to stay seamlessly connected to their personal messages anytime and anywhere.
Online Voice Mail allows Bell Home Phone clients to retrieve voice messages online as an audio file attachment from any computer in the world with an Internet connection. The Text to Landline service offered by Bell Mobility allows clients to send text messages to any landline phone, including Bell Home Phone.
"By combining three of our most sought-after services, including home phone, wireless and Internet, Bell is making it easier and more efficient for our clients to stay connected with family, friends and colleagues," said Kevin Crull, President, Bell Residential Services. "These new services further our commitment to delivering the Bell Better Home, offering our clients the ultimate in reliability, simplicity and accessibility."

Online Voice Mail

With Online Voice Mail, messages can be easily accessed and managed through a secured web portal. Clients can also receive real time notifications of new home phone messages via email or text message on their Bell mobile phone. Online Voice Mail is available for as little as $3 per month.

Online Voice Mail includes the following features:
- Listen, delete and download voice mail directly from any computer with an Internet connection
- Send voice mail in the form of a WAV file to any email address automatically
- Toll Free access to voice mail over the phone anywhere in Canada
- Get up to four separate mailboxes for family or roommates
- Mailbox capacity of 50 messages
- New or skipped messages saved for 45 days >>

Text to Landline

The Text to Landline Service offered by Bell Mobility enables clients to send text messages to any landline phone. Text messages are converted into an automated voice message delivered to the recipient's phone. The message can then be heard live or is sent to voicemail if the call is received by an answering machine or voicemail. A confirmation message is sent to the sender indicating whether the message was successfully delivered to a live person or a voicemail system.
If delivered to a person, the recipient will have the option to respond immediately by sending a voice message back to the original sender, who automatically receives a notification message. The Text to Landline service works with any landline in Canada or the US. Regular text messaging rates apply.
For more information on Bell messaging services, please visit bell.ca

Bell and Olympics 2010

Bell’s participation as a partner with the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) will:

  • Help make the 2010 Olympic Winter Games relevant to all of Canada
  • Extend the 2010 Games beyond just a 17-day event in February 2010
  • Create legacies for the region and for sport and young people across Canada.

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

Get two free months of ExpressVu Digital TV



  • Up to $200 off the purchase of your primary receiver.

  • $62 programming credit for the first 2 months when you rent HD equipment.

  • $10 Pay Per View Credit$25 online credit

  • $25 online credit

If you are looking for an nice HD setup that is reliable, make Bell your first stop!!! Who's going to complain about recieving two month of free high definition TV. Act now and be sure that you will see significant savings!!!

Monday, February 4, 2008

Bells Most Popular Phone

BlackBerry® Pearl™ 8130 smartphone

One of the world's smallest smartphones, the BlackBerry® Pearl™ is the ultimate combination of brains and beauty.Special offer: Get the BlackBerry 8130 Pearl II for $99.95 when activating an Email, Internet and Voice plan (minimum value of $25/month) or any voice rate plan (minimum value of $20/month) with an Email & Internet feature (minimum value of $15/month) on a 3-year contract. See stores for details. Offer ends February 14, 2008.

Check out these Specs!!

  • Phone, email, SMS, browser, and organiser
    2.0 megapixel camera with flash, zoom and video capture
    Media Player with stereo Bluetooth and 3.5 mm headset support
    Windows Live™ Messenger and Facebook-capable
    GPS Nav-capable with turn-by-turn directions
    High speed enabled
    Included in the box: Standard battery, travel charger, stereo headset, BlackBerry Desktop Software CD, quick-start guide.

Sunday, February 3, 2008

My New Phone


I just picked up a new Bell Cell Phone last week. It is so neat. Check it out! It includes:


  • Music, movies, TV1.3 megapixel camera and video camera

  • Bluetooth®

  • Expandable memory

  • Speakerphone

  • Access the intuitive Bell user interface right from your phone

  • Personalize your user interface by selecting the services you want displayed

  • Quick and direct access to all your favourite services

Samsung r610 Mobile Phone Boasts Custom Interface, Phonebook Back-Up
By: Christine Persaud Published: 1/2/2008 11:17:34 AM


Samsung’s new r610 mobile phone lets customers access their favourite applications and services using a custom interface developed by Bell Mobility. Personalized “bubbles” appear on screen providing data streams of information like weather or recent news headlines.

The phone also includes a phonebook back-up manager that lets customers back-up their contact lists via a desktop web portal. Updates to the list can be managed and stored through the portal, then wirelessly synchronized with the phone. The back-up manager will cost $3/mo.

Additionally, Samsung’s r610 boasts access to Bell’s multimedia services, including Full Track Music, mobile movies and TV, Sirius satellite radio, and picture and video messaging; plus a Web browser, with the ability to instantly access e-mail, and Websites like Facebook and YouTube. It also provides a 1.3 MP digital camera with flash, camcorder, stereo Bluetooth, expandable memory, and speakerphone capability.

“Providing clients with advanced services is a key element in our strategy to deliver an exceptional wireless experience,” said Adel Bazerghi, Vice President, Products at Bell Mobility. “The new user interface lets clients customize their home screen to suit their interests and needs, and the backup manager eliminates any risk of losing their valuable contact information.”

Samsung’s r610 is available through Bell Mobility for as little as $99.95 on a three-year contract.
For more information, visit www.bell.ca/wireless.