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Bell and Honda Canada partnership March 15, 2021   Mario Cywinski Photo: Honda Canada Bell and Honda Canada have agreed to a partnership where new Honda and Acura vehicles will be equipped with built-in Wi-Fi hotspots. “Like many consumers, Honda and Acura customers are looking for more convenient ways to stay connected, and our in-car Wi-Fi Hotspot powered by Bell provides the fast and reliable mobile connections they expect,” said Dave Jamieson, Senior Vice-President, Sales and Marketing, Honda Canada. “Our vehicles come fully equipped with the features and a...

Canada's Rogers Communications and Shaw Communications have announced plans to merge in a transaction valued at around $20.8 billion (CA$26 billion) and both companies pointed to 5G's growth and potential as the rationale. "The ability to scale and make 5G a reality for all Canadians and close the connectivity gap has never been more important," the companies wrote in their release. "As 5G redefines the innovation landscape, significant multibillion-dollar investments are needed to deliver the connectivity that our communities, consumers and businesses need, and our country deserves." The dea...

Bell and Honda Canada have announced a new connected car partnership that will see new Honda and Acura vehicles equipped with built-in Wi-Fi hotspots.

Share this article Honda and Acura vehicles feature built-in mobile Wi-Fi hotspots powered by Bell MONTRÉAL, QC and MARKHAM, ON, March 11, 2021 /CNW Telbec/ - Bell and Honda Canada today announced that new Honda and Acura vehicles are now equipped with built-in Wi-Fi hotspots that enable drivers and their passengers to stay fully connected online, safely and hands-free, while on the open road. Acura RDX with Bell Connected Car (CNW Group/Bell Canada) 2021 Honda Odyssey with Bell Connected Car (CNW Group/Bell Canada) "Like many consumers, Honda and Acura customers are looking for more conven...

Bell says it notified impacted customers in January about $3 to $5 rate increases coming on March bills.