by Lee Rickwood

Solid ideas with real business underpinnings and market potential are being developed, in a fun, engaging and interactive space.

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
It is the first of its kind. A Google Android powered 10.1- inch tablet that’s been designed from the ground up to shake things up in the very new, very Apple dominated …

By Ted Kritsonis

The Nokia C7 is a smartphone that arguably looks and feels better than some of the highly-acclaimed handsets out there, but the operating system it runs on just continues to lose its lustre, which makes this phone a bit of a conflicted device to consider.

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Sony Ericsson’s high end Xperia Arc and gaming focused Xperia Play Android smartphones are coming to Canada this Spring exclusively on Rogers.

By Lee Rickwood

Crazy for all things mobile, several events look at the fun and games behind successful application development.

By Ted Kritsonis

Though rumoured for months, RIM has officially announced that its upcoming BlackBerry PlayBook tablet, launching on April 19, will also include support for applications designed for the Android mobile operating system.

by Lee Rickwood

Just saying ‘glasses free mobile 3D imagery’ is fun, much less watching it.

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Coming to Canada this March 25th, Apple’s iPad 2 improves on a number of features that made the original iPad a runaway success to the tune of 15,000,000 units sold in eight …

by Lee Rickwood

The process for people who want to change their TV, home phone, mobile or Internet service providers will be a whole lot easier.

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The much awaited and hyped BlackBerry Playbook is now available for pre-order from Future Shop and Best Buy starting at $499.

By Ted Kritsonis

Only days after releasing its vaunted Motorola Atrix smartphone, Motorola announced today that it will be launching its XOOM Wi-Fi tablet in Canada, with a release date on April 8, and Telus is confirmed as the exclusive carrier for the device.

Video featuring Ted Kritsonis

The Motorola Atrix has been packed with some impressive hardware under the hood that helps it perform well in just about any situation, but the accessories that were meant to augment it don’t feel as polished once you start to really use them. While the idea behind them is sound, the execution could use some tweaks the next time around.