We talked about the 8820 before when it joined T-Mobile’s ranks, so there’s little sense in going over the specs again. Rogers plans to launch the device, and like its Pearl 8120, the WiFi will only work with Rogers Home Calling Zone. I seriously can’t stand when carriers cripple features in devices we pay for. It’ll cost you $349 on a three-year deal with a voice and data plan, and $499 for two years. You can check out our sister site for a quick update on Rogers data pricing.
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