Bell’s got a handful of HSPA phone ready for launch in the following weeks and the list includes hot handsets, like BlackBerry 9700, iPhone 3GS, Samsung Omnia 2 and LG Xenon. All of these devices should be available with 36 month contracts and in store rebates. Prices are available after the break.

LG Xenon will go for $89.95 with contract, or outright for $289.95, while Samsung Impact will be yours for $79.95, with contract or for $279.95, without commitment. Samsung Omnia 2 costs $349.95 if you’re willing to go with the monthly plan or $549.95 for those free of contract. The Apple iPhone 3G 8GB will retail for $399.95 or $599.95, depending on the presence or lack of 36 month contracts.

You’ll buy its follow-up, the 16GB iPhone 3GS for $100 more added to the prices above and an extra hundred for 16 more gigs of memory. BlackBerry Bold 9000 and BlackBerry 9700 will both be available for $399.95 with contract, or $599.95 without it. Finally, Nokia 2730 will hit Bell for $29.95 or $115.95, while Nokia 6350 will be bought for $49.95 or $249.95.

[via BGR]

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Bell’s internal systems just leaked on the web, in the shape of a screenshot you can see below, showing that BlackBerry Bold 9700 and Curve 8350 are getting ready for launch. BlackBerry 9700 was spotted on the carrier’s systems once more, in August, but the picture was too blurry back then.

Bold 9700 will be retailing for $599.99, obviously without a contract, just like Curve 8350, that’ll be yours for $499, once again off contract. Specs-wise, BlackBerry 9700 is a powerhouse, packing an 800 Mhz processor, twice the RAM of BlackBerry Tour and a QWERTY keyboard.

BlackBerry Curve 8350 comes with Bluetooth 2.0, GPS, a 2 megapixel camera, a microSD card slot and W-iFi.

[via IntoMobile]

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Bell Mobility has just released an eco-friendly cellphone called Samsung Reclaim, that is made 80% from fully recyclable materials. This is not the first release of this handset on the continent since Sprint is already selling it in US.

The specs are pretty reasonable, the device being equipped with GPS, stereo Bluetooth and a QVGA display plus a 2 megapixel camera. The handset also features a HTML browser, a full QWERTY keyboard and a memory that can be extended up to 32 GB. The phone’s price varies from $219.95 outright to $49.95 on a 3-year deal.

On the other hand Samsung is expected to launch 3 new handsets on the Canadian market, in 3 months. We are talking about Omnia 2, a Windows Mobile 6.5 device, Samsung Galaxy – an Android powered handset and Impact, that is similar to Samsung Highlight offered by T-Mobile.

[via Unwired View]

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Bell Canada is getting ready to launch the Samsung Reclaim M560 phone, an eco-friendly handset that’s already available in the US via Sprint. Samsung Reclaim is made out of bio-plastic materials and is bundled with a charger that’s Energy Star-approved.

Samsung Reclaim M560 features a 2.4 inch QVGA display, a full HTML browser, GPS, a full QWERTY keypad, a 3.5mm headset jack and Bluetooth Stereo. There’s also a 2 megapixel camera on board, a music player and a microSD card slot with support for cards of up to 32GB.

The handset should hit the Bell next month for a yet unknown price, but you should know that Sprint sells it for $49.99 with a 2 year contract.

[via Unwired View]

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Bell just brought on the market their new good-looking touchscreen handset known as LG Bliss. The phone’s design is the first thing that strikes you, but I can say it’s not the only good thing about it.

The touchscreen is pretty wide, with its 3 inch diagonal (240×400 pixel resolution) and there are 4 different home screens to chose from depending on your preferences.

To mention some of the handset’s features, you’ll find a 2 megapixel camera and Bluetooth, plus the option to increase the memory up to 16 GB via microSD. Of course the device presents other common features like the speakerphone, calculator, calendar and more.

You can get Bliss for $79.95 with a 3-year contract, $129.95 with a 2 year one, $229.95 on 1 year and $279.95 with no strings attached. If you fell the need for more information about this cellphone just consult Bell’s website on this matter.

[via Into Mobile]

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Bell will start selling Palm Pre from August 27th, after the handset was a pretty big success in the US, being sold via Sprint. If the rumours are true, Sprint only has the exclusivity for Pre till the year end, so we might see the new Palm webOS device in other US carriers’ portofolio from 2010.

Future customers will be able to pre-order the phone right now, for about $199.95 with a 3 year contract, but they can also select a $599.95 with no contract and a 500MB per month plan.

We remind you that Palm Pre is the iPhone’s main rival, specially thanks to its webOS operating system, the large touchscreen-QWERTY keyboard combo and there’s even some sort of App Store supported (Palm App Catalog).

[via mobilewhack]

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Bell Canada brought today on the market their newest QWERTY smartphone Samsung Link. It’s price is $19.95 with a 3 year contract and $219.95 outright.

The first 10,000 buyers will get free decals to customize their handsets. The phone’s specs are pretty light, the device being equipped with A-GPS, , an MP3 Player, Bluetooth with A2DP, 30 MB of internal memory and a microSDHC slot for memory cards. Other features of this device are a 1.3 megapixel camera and a web browser.

Link can be a hit on the Canadian market since Canadians send about 77 million text messages daily and this phone is a QWERTY one.

[via Gsm Dome]

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