Telus Device Care Program
Did you know?
Telus offers the lowest monthly payment and replacement Service in Canada!
1 in 4 iPhones are lost or stolen!
1 in 4 smartphones end up with a broken screen.
29% of cell phone owners damage their device by spilling drinks on them.
55% of device accidents happen at home.
More than 40% of Canadian house-holds use mobile devices exclusively.
Approximately 4000 service requests a month are filed through the Telus Device Care Program.
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Sherwood Park TELUS Dealer: Introducing Fibre Optics in Internet Service
Cable internet in Alberta may soon be overtaken. For the past several years, telecom provider TELUS has been investing in fibre optic network services in different provinces, with Alberta as the most recent. Composed of glass or plastic threads for data transmission, fibre optic cables are able to transfer more data than metal cables.
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Spectrum Upgrade: Visit Telus Stores in Edmonton and Benefit from It
TELUS, one of Canada’s biggest mobile operators, has recently “secured spectrum licenses equating to a national average of 15 MHz of AWS-3 spectrum for $1.5 billion, making it the biggest buyer in a recent auction by the Canadian government,” according to PCC Mobile Broadband. The auction of AWS-3 spectrum is expected to fulfill the need for a wider mobile coverage and capacity in both rural and urban areas. Telus expects to integrate the spectrum into its existing network and speed up its ability to introduce new devices to Telus stores in Edmonton.
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Why the Latest iPhone at Fort Saskatchewan Dealers Is a Must-Have
It’s been several months since Apple released the iPhone 6. Whether to get into the fandom for the first time or to upgrade from older models, people go through great lengths to grab Apple’s newest tech marvel. A lot of different reasons explain why people upgrade their iPhones every year: some simply relish the feeling of unboxing something new, some appreciate the community of fellow patrons, while a few others just badly need a new one after wrecking their last phone.
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Up to $100 off select Apple iPads with Easy Tablet
You can get up to $100 off the upfront price on select Apple iPads when you sign up on Easy Tablet. Discount varies by rate plan for Consumers. Customers can combine this offer with the tablet and smartphone bundle, and save as much as $255 (depending on the device and tablet rate plan).
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 tablet for $0 on Easy Tablet
Get the Samsung Galaxy Tab S for only $20/month, now with $0 upfront. You can also combine this offer with the tablet and smartphone bundle; you could save as much as $255 (depending on the device).
Samsung Galaxy S6
What’s most impressive about the Galaxy S6 and S6 edge is how much
has been thoughtfully redesigned. Framed in metal, gently sloping down to
the glass front and back, Samsung managed to keep the existing Galaxy S
design language intact while diverting from the maligned materials affixed
to previous versions.
That Samsung decided to eliminate the microSD and removable battery will
divide the hardcore user base, but simplifying the phone’s functionality —
no need to transfer files to and from SD cards — will appeal to the average
consumer, and that’s at whom Samsung is aiming the device. 16MP rear
camera — now confirmed to be the same IMX240 sensor as the Note 4 —
with its F1.9 lens and came away impressed with the S6’s low-light
performance. It’s not night-and-day better than the Note 4, but it’s a
substantial improvement, especially since it’s now possible to launch the
feature with a double-tap of the new home button.
Fort Saskatchewan Telus Providers Give Viewers the Freedom to Choose
Are you looking for alternatives to cable TV bundles where you aren’t even watching half of the channels offered? That can be fixed.
Last March, 2015 the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) mandated that cable and satellite providers must offer “pick-and-pay” options by March of the following year. This plan gives subscribers more freedom over the channels they want to watch. If not possible, they can still offer small-bundle packages but must have pick-and-pay by December, 2016.
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