By Ted Kritsonis
If you have already cut off your cable or satellite, or are thinking of doing so, a digital antenna is a nice way to bring back some of the channels you lost and not pay a single penny for them every month. Not all antennas are made equal, however, so finding the right one will require a little bit of research on your part.
By Ted Kritsonis
Now that Rogers has unveiled its Next program to cater to customers who want to upgrade their smartphone every 12 months, this new act of corporate generosity comes with some fine print that you should know before you decide to sign up.
Over in the corner, blinking lights, humming electronics and purring computers all testify to the fact this is not your grand-daddy’s library!
by Lee Rickwood
By Ted Kritsonis
Streaming media within the home has been a liberating feature for anyone who has adopted it and taken full advantage of the convenience the technology provides. One of the most effective programs to do that is Plex, media server software that collects your content and presents it in one of the most effective platforms currently available.
By Christine Persaud
Never before has technology been as much about form as it is about function. And as the pendulum continues to swing in that direction, fashion trends are playing an increasingly important role in influencing the designs, patterns, and form factors of the latest devices.
Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Tablet saturation in the consumer space and a need to capture the enterprise has Samsung pushing for ProTab and ProNOTE adoption for the BYOD crowd.
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla We’re going to be hearing a lot about wearable computing. Products extending features of smartphones, tracking health and movement, and the perfect cocktail from the billion dollar industries of technology and fashion.
By embracing gaming, a way to take a previously tedious task and make it fun and even empowering could be used, and effectively so.
by Lee Rickwood