Video: Canada's first netbook with integrated HSPA

A deal between HP, Rogers and Best Buy lets you pick up a $299 HP MIni 110 netbook (with 2-year data plan). This informal video post talks about why built-in 3.5G high-speed connectivity is appealing and also covers the key specs of the netbook, too.

Review: BlackBerry Tour 9630 built for globetrotters

Now available through Bell Mobility and TELUS, the latest BlackBerry smartphone in Canada addresses your needs as a mobile professional, while also helping you let your hair down after hours. It's not perfect, and it's not cheap, but we've enjoyed our hands-on time with the device.

Free Navigon GPS now on iPhone -- well, sort of

As you may have heard by now, the recent 3.0 software upgrade for Apple iPhone means GPS companies such as Navigon and TomTom can create real-time navigation apps for the smartphone. Well, it's here. Navigon has just released a "lite" version of its North American mapping app, for free, but beware of a couple of caveats.

What if all iPods could shoot video?

That's the question that many are asking with rumours emerging of a massive camera purchase by Apple.

KISS launches virtual concert lighter app

You don't smoke, so why should you carry a Zippo in your pocket at concerts, when that iPhone can do the job?

The Makeup Tentacle: An accident at the intersection of Dumb and Dangerous

Some ideas were never meant to leave the drawing board. Let's hope this is one of them.

Why does Apple have its eye on snowboarding?

A recent patent application has Apple observers speculating that snowboarding may be about to get tech makeover.

iPhone faithful get a new OS and a new iPhone

Today, as expected, Apple announced a slew of improvements to existing iPhones with the third major release of the iPhone operating system, a new iPhone: the 3GS, and a new entry-level price for the iPhone 3G 8GB.

What are people saying about the Palm Pre?

While Palm's surprise entry into the smartphone race doesn't hit the Canadian market until later this year, reviewers south of the border are already weighing in. So does this would-be iPhone-killer have what it takes?

HP wants you to wrap your phone in eSkin

A new display technology being pioneered by HP will create thin, film-like coverings for devices that exhibit an almost chameleon ability to change hue.