Wearable tech, mobile and HDTV innovation expected to rock CES 2014
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla We’re days away from the Consumer Electronics Show but there are already some hints of some trends that we should be expecting.
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What CES 2014 may tell us about tech in the New Year
By Ted Kritsonis
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas is coming up from Jan. 7-10 and as it usually does, the trade show introduces and foreshadows what is to come in the consumer tech world for the rest of the year. From bigger TVs, wearable gadgets and increasingly connected homes and cars, there will be plenty of possibilities once things kick off next week.
Microsoft, BlackBerry and the battle for third place in Mobile
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Google’s Android and Apple’s iOS continue to dominate the mobile industry in terms of devices and mobile apps. The next few months are critical in the battle for third place.
Kiddology Kickstarter aims to bring families together via video conferencing
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Toronto- based Kiddology has introduced a publishing platform through Kickstarter using real time video connections with interactive books and games to bridge families together.
2013’s Most Notable 8-inch Tablets
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla The mini tablet space has blossomed of late and now offers comparative specs in smaller, cheaper form factors. Here are some outstanding 8-inch tablets that have gotten our attention this year.
2013’s Most Notable Smartphones
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla 2013 has been a huge year for smartphones. The market saw major releases in both hardware and operating systems. We also saw some truly remarkable devices change the game in many ways.
Smartwatch Showdown: Pebble vs. Samsung Galaxy Gear
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Pebble and Samsung’s Galaxy Gear are two of the newest devices aiming for the smart watch throne. While their functions are similar, their approach is wholly different.
Review: Fuji X-M1 a solid camera that needs time to learn
By Ted Kritsonis
Compact point-and-shoot digital cameras are being cannibalized by smartphones, but better price points for mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras means that it’s becoming a little easier to ramp up your photography skills. Fuji’s X-M1 offers the company’s smallest and lightest body with a level of performance that could compare favourably to a DSLR.