Is the iPhone 4 worth the upgrade?
Video featuring Ted Kritsonis
Apple’s iPhone 4 may have been out in Canada for over two months, but the question of whether to upgrade to it is still one worth answering.
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Mayor Munch Update: Thousands Can’t Wait for Real Election, Online Voting Shows Ford Still First
By Lee Rickwood
As the campaign to elect Torono’s next mayor heads into its final couple of weeks, thousands upon thousands of you ‘cyber-voters’ just can’t wait.
Diaspora: social networking with privacy in mind
By Tim Teatro
I shake my head as I watch the constant roll of articles detailing some new height of insecurity or lack of privacy in Facebook. But there’s hardly been a promising alternative: until now.
Canadian Comic Book Combines Multiple Tech Platforms
Are You Awake
This multi platform mixed reality comic book will open your eyes, for sure!
by Lee Rickwood
Fall Gadgets – It’s time to get back in the game
By Jessica Muhlbier
Daunting or not, with Autumn here, it’s time to get back in the game. Luckily, to help ease the transition from steady-eddy to non-stop overdrive there are a few gadgets, apps, and simple steps that can help.
Review: BlackBerry Torch a promising start to something bigger
Text and photos by Ted Kritsonis
Having just been released in Canada after a month-long stint south of the border, the BlackBerry Torch had been highly anticipated for what it represented — the debut of BlackBerry 6 and a serious attempt at a touch-based handset. The result is not a slam dunk, by any means, but rather a cautious step forward that might signal something bigger to come.
RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook zeroes in on Apple’s iPad
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Challenging the iPad in both the consumer and enterprise markets, RIM is risking everything on their PlayBook play. The new 7-inch PlayBook tablet which features a 1GHz dual-core processor and integrates with user’s existing BlackBerry accounts. The device can handle Flash 10.1 as well as HTML5 web standards plus it has full-1080p HD playback capability.
bookscene.ca defies e-Books and e-Readers and embraces the old-fashioned book
By Hessie Jones
bookscene.ca has chosen to stand its ground against new digital consumption vehicles and continue to offer consumers the ability to purchase just books, complete with a book jacket, having the potential for dog-eared or crinkled pages, to be consumed late at night under the warm covers or in a quiet corner of a coffee shop.