RIM Shifts Time in Advance of BlackBerry Launch
RIM needs to make a big splash with its new BlackBerry Enterprise 10 operating system and BlackBerry 10 smartphones in as short a time as possible.
by Lee Rickwood
Category: Gadgets
Nintendo’s foray into TV and video off to a bumpy start
By Ted Kritsonis
Even before it launched its new Wii U game console in November, Nintendo had already made it clear that TV and video integration would play a big role in the new hardware. Now that Nintendo’s TVii features have gone live in Canada, it’s evident that a solid idea is off to a shaky start.
LG’s Optimus G rises as one of 2012’s leading smartphones
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla It’s got a blazing quad-core processor, 2GB of RAM, 32GB of storage and an HD screen. This isn’t a laptop, this is the stunning LG Optimus G.
Whatever you’re looking for, there’s a top smartphone for you
By Ted Kritsonis
Smartphones were hot throughout 2012, thanks to a solid list of premium devices consumers could browse through over the course of the year. The best one for you usually comes down to what combination of style and function you’re looking for, but here’s a good reference point to get you started.
Google Maps finds itself back on iOS
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla After the Apple Maps fiasco of 2012, a new and improved Google Maps app now brings turn-by-turn directions and Street View to the Apple faithful.
Tomorrow’s High Tech Toys Today – Tonight, In Fact on Discovery Channel!
Seasonal shoppers and holiday gift-givers get the chance to see some of the top tech toys in action this week, ahead of any decision they may have to make about buying a cool new gadget or gizmo.
by Lee Rickwood
The evolution of Apple’s iMac
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Apple Computer went from being 90 days away from going bankrupt to becoming the most valuable company in the world and this epic comeback started with a little computer called the iMac.
Samsung Series 5 and 9 Ultrabooks cover the range for mobile users
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Isn’t ironic that the one company that’s come rather late to the notebook game is the one that seems to provide all the necessary components to other manufacturers?