Nintendo creates an instant classic with Sports Resort for the Wii

The latest addition to the Wii console is not only fun for gamers of all ages, it's an incredible value for your entertainment dollar.

Video: A look at Toronto's 'Gelaskins' products

Add some personality to your tech products with Gelaskins, a series of high-quality stick-on designs for your laptops, iPods, smartphones and gaming devices. We look at a few examples in this video blog post (apologies for some windy moments on the microphone!). Enjoy!

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.

First impressions: D-BOX full-motion theatre seating

Movie buffs can now feel every action on screen through their seats thanks to a Canadian technology that debuted today in Toronto.

Hands-on with the Flip Video Camcorders

It’s said that good things come in small packages. Flip Video’s line of ultra-small camcorders proves this can be true, so long as you’re prepared for a few trade-offs.

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?

'Opportunity Rings' a hilarious page turner

Toronto-based publicist-turned-author Sheryl Steinberg has just written her first book, a side-splitting look a tech couture, relationships and a women's role in a wireless world. 

A Tale of Two eBooks: Hands-on With Sony's PRS-505 and PRS-700 Readers

We take Sony's two eBook readers through their paces and give you the low-down on which one is our pick for the Canadian market.

Stuff you should buy: Parrot Bluetooth car speakerphone

Backbone magazine runs a gadget section in every issue. Those are small overview pieces; over here in blogland I am going to start highlighting notable devices with a more thorough review. First up: the Parrot Minikit Chic Bluetooth car speakerphone.

Hearing voices: How does Apple's VoiceOver feature perform?

Apple's latest iPod Shuffle is tiny. So small in fact that there isn't any room on the actual player for the control buttons - these have been moved to the headphone cord. But some complain that tiny players like this lack an essential ingredient: the ability to know what song you're listening to.