Living in Edmonton and not doing a substantial amount of annual driving, I never thought I would have the need for a GPS. So when the opportunity arose to head south on a 4000km+ round trip journey to Salt Lake City Utah for my good friend Luigi's wedding, I thought this might be the time to use a little technology to ease the pain of long distance travel. READ FULL POST AT CANOE TECH BLOG
The long awaited and much anticipated Apple iPhone 4 arrives in Canada today and if you thought the iPhone 3GS was an innovation, Apple's 4th generation device with their new energy efficient and their own powerful A4 chip, is way beyond that. After test-driving it for a few days it exceeded my expectations, incorporating slick new features available today that were once only as realistic as you had seen them in the movies. READ FULL REVIEW AT CANOE TECH
It's in our nature to compare something new to something we know, so back in January, when the rumours of the iPad turned out to be true, my initial reaction was: «Cool, a giant iPod Touch or an iPhone sans phone and camera.» I knew it was special, but it wasn't until a week ago when I first held one and began to actually use it that I could really appreciate what it delivers and how once again Apple redefined what's possible.
How would you feel if one day you were just working your everyday day job and out of the blue, your planet is pummeled on by series of explosions?
One of the greatest features of Apple's 3rd generation iPod Shuffle, is for some, also one of its biggest drawbacks. There is no doubt; it's a great piece of industrial design. It's slim, sleek and not much bigger than an AA battery whose uniqueness stems from the fact that it has no controls- buttons, dials or knobs on the surface of the unit itself. Its practical design was such that you could access all of the unit's functionality from the ease and convenience of the earbuds themselves with all the control features built into the lanyard.
On our next segment, Gadget Greg Gazin, will show us various types of cases to protect your precious laptops or notebooks while taking them on your Summer Holidays.
For the longest time, I thought the most useless item on a fax machine or a multi-function printer (MFC) was the actual phone. It was either a corded handset or just a keypad with no receiver to dial out. Now considering the fax machine is soon to be going the way of the dodo bird – sorry Fred, as a phone into today's cordless world, mostly of them are now more or less useless.
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