Posted AT 1:33 PM EST on 10/10/08
Bell, Telus team on new wireless network
Bell Canada and Telus Corp. are teaming up to overhaul their wireless communications networks to a more globally popular “next generation” standard in an effort to better compete with rival Rogers Communications Inc.
Bell and Telus announced plans Friday to overlay their current 3G (third generation) code division multiple access (CDMA) networks with a new wireless standard known as high speed data packet access (HSPA).
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