RIM’s BlackBerry 10 devices and OS showing promise in early previews
Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla The new hardware is impressive and the improved software even more so. RIM may be biding its time for a truly impressive comeback in 2013.
Category: Featured
Google + : One Year Later
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla The Google + social network has been around for a year and I think I have finally figured it out.
The netTalk Duo and its cheap phone calls go Wi-Fi
By Ted Kritsonis
The netTalk Duo Wi-Fi is a successor unit to the original VoIP device that offers free calls to all of Canada and the U.S., with an extra incentive being that this one doesn’t have to plug into a computer or router to do its job.
Free Advertising for – not from – Social Networks like Facebook and Google
Lawsuits over trademark infringement are numerous, and the fines can range into the millions of dollars for improper or unauthorized use, in some cases.
By Lee Rickwood
Facebook refocuses on mobile after IPO fallout
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Many of Facebook’s 900 million users have no clue how the social network makes its money and apparently neither do investors who watched in horror as Facebook’s stock plunged by 51 %.
The 30-day cancellation notice and what you can do about it
By Ted Kritsonis
The scenarios don’t matter as much as the result when it comes to cancelling a service from the likes of Rogers, Bell, Telus, Shaw and even Wind and Mobilicity. If you’re looking to port your cell phone number over, or you’re cutting the cable or satellite cord — whatever service it may be — these providers mandate 30-days notice. Whether it’s fair or even ethical is debatable, but here’s why it happens and what you can do about it.
Samsung NX210 Smart Camera Review
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Integrating its app-driven smartphone interfaces with Wi-Fi connectivity and an impressive DSLR-sized 20.3 megapixel image sensor, Samsung’s NX210 ‘Smart Camera aims to impress.
CanCon Helps Mobile Apps, Social Networks Get ‘NORML-ized’ in Anti-Prohibition Battle
Digital media devices and social networking tools are being used in support of on-going efforts to replace what are called failed cannabis prohibition laws.
by Lee Rickwood