Is this the new Facebook phone?
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Facebook has long been enamoured with the idea of making its own smartphone. There are signs the Social Network is going after mobile with a new device.
Tag: apps
Evernote 5 comes to Android with improved camera, notes and features
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Android users can now download Evernote 5 from the Google Play store and can enjoy the most powerful note-taking app and service.
Google Apps won’t be free for small businesses anymore
By Ted Kritsonis
Google announced today that it would now charge $50 annually to small businesses with less than 10 employees who use its suite of Web-based productivity tools. The move puts these small businesses in line with larger businesses that have paid that rate for some time.
Apps for Managing Expenses
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Being highly personal devices, smartphones are ideal devices for managing expenses and here are a some apps that will help in tracking our expenses.
CanCon Helps Mobile Apps, Social Networks Get ‘NORML-ized’ in Anti-Prohibition Battle
Digital media devices and social networking tools are being used in support of on-going efforts to replace what are called failed cannabis prohibition laws.
by Lee Rickwood
Toshiba’s TV apps take control of the monster in the living room
Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Toshiba Canada revealed new apps that work with their HDTV’s to use tablets and smartphones as wireless controls for your home theatre system.
Sony to launch Internet Player with Google TV in Canada
By Ted Kritsonis
Sony has announced that it will be launching the Sony Internet Player with Google TV in Canada in August, with pre-orders starting on June 27. The new player will be a small set top box that connects to a TV and provides access to Internet-based television channels, a Chrome web browser, YouTube and thousands of apps.
High Tech in the Gallery: Digital Screens Challenge Painters’ Canvas
Mobile technology and digital media devices are taking over the spaces normally reserved for watercolours, oils and clay. In fact, the art itself is migrating to the Web, where online art collections rival those housed inside bricks-and-mortar institutions.
by Lee Rickwood