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Jonathan Lamont

Toronto

Interim Editor-in-Chief at MobileSyrup

He/him - Sometimes I write stuff - Editor-in-Chief @MobileSyrup - Views my own - [email protected] - I don't really post here anymore, find me on Bluesky.

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  • 3 days ago | dailyhive.com | Jonathan Lamont

    Prostock-studio/ShutterstockRogers is offering a special wireless plan with 158GB of data to celebrate 158 years of Canada. The special 158GB plan will be available until July 3, 2025. Rogers’ Canada Day offer is just the company’s regular 100GB Essential plan with 58GB of bonus data tacked on. That means it costs $65/mo (including an autopay discount and $5/mo discount).

  • 3 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Jonathan Lamont

    Rogers is offering a special wireless plan with 158GB of data to celebrate 158 years of Canada. The special 158GB plan will be available until July 3, 2025. Rogers’ ‘Canada Day offer’ is just the company’s regular 100GB ‘Essential’ plan with 58GB of bonus data tacked on. That means it costs $65/mo (including an autopay discount and $5/mo discount).

  • 5 days ago | mobilesyrup.com | Jonathan Lamont

    London, England-based tech company Nothing is gearing up to launch a new smartphone on July 1, 2025, as well as some other new products like headphones. Now, we’ve gotten a good look at the company’s upcoming headphones thanks to a series of leaks. Spotted by The Verge, leaker Arsène Lupin (@MysteryLupin on X/Twitter) and the ‘Nothing_fan_blog‘ on Instagram both shared leaks of Nothing’s Headphone (1).

  • 1 week ago | mobilesyrup.com | Jonathan Lamont

    I’ve always had mixed feelings about gaming laptops because they often make too many compromises, and the result is usually a device that does a little bit of everything but none of it particularly well. For example, an effective laptop needs to be portable, which means making it small and light. But to maximize performance, you need space to manage thermals with fans and heat pipes. Plus, all that stuff adds to the weight.

  • 1 week ago | mobilesyrup.com | Jonathan Lamont

    Some Bell customers took to social media to report that their wireless services are going up in price starting in July. According to posts on Reddit, Bell mobile customers are getting a price increase of $6 per line. One user reported that they got an additional $3 increase for their Apple Watch LTE plan. However, it’s unclear how widespread the increases are. “Due to rising operating costs and market shifts, the monthly rate of Bell Mobility services will be increasing starting in July 2025.

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RT @MobileSyrup: Rogers reportedly removed ability to transfer prepaid balances ahead of shutdown https://t.co/L9tw7XwJXc https://t.co/V3h…