By Ted Kritsonis
Only two years after acquiring Pure Digital, the company that created the Flip brand of pocket camcorders, Cisco has announced that it is discontinuing the entire Flip business as part of a major reorganization at the company.
by Lee Rickwood
Ranking Canada’s political parties for their ‘Safe Tech’ practices is just the start of major awareness campaigns about the health and safety of wireless technology.
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla One of the most interesting segments in photography right now are high-performing compact digital cameras that can manage manual controls and shoot RAW format photos in a small form factor. The Olympus XZ-1 features a low-light…
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 tablet market. Motorola’s…
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 Lee Rickwood
Toronto’s ICT sector generates more than $50 billion in annual revenues.
By Ted Kritsonis
A new multi-year deal between Netflix and Paramount Pictures has been adding over 350 movies and shows to the streaming service’s Canadian offering. But perhaps more impactful is that streaming video will now take up, on average, one-third the data it used to, as Netflix responds to data cap concerns for consumers here.