http://www.thestar.com/business/article/651256"We, at Rogers, learned something that, quite frankly, we had not acknowledged internally and understood," he said yesterday in a keynote speech at the Canadian Telecom Summit in Toronto. "And that's the need to provide comfort when there's new technologies that aren't completely understood."Mohamed defended Roger's pricing strategy for wireless, saying it is "in sync" with what subscribers need to use the current generation of smartphones, which includes devices from Nokia and Research In Motion Ltd.'s line of BlackBerrys. "We are now, at this stage, pricing ahead of the curve."