Gadget Review
Grab your tablet by this tail
Whimsical shape and malleable material makes for a stable, grippy, three-point stand the most popular tablets
Take a swing at malicious software with FixMeStick
When traditional anti-virus software fails, Montreal-based startup gives you another option
Review
HTC’s new flagship phone is pretty, fast and hungry
HTC One X’s battery struggles to feed the 4.7-inch screen and 1.5-gigahertz Nvidia Tegra 3 quad core processor
Baby PJs fitted with heart monitors, motion sensors
Rogers partners with biomedical engineering company Exmobaby for pyjamas outfitted with wirelessly connected sensors
Jeremy Cato: Driving it Home
The dark side of new car gizmos
Why are auto makers slowly and steadily turning our cars into rolling tattletales?
Review
Kindle Touch reader comes close to erasing e-ink’s limits
Amazon’s digital book reader is top of its category, but it’s still a niche technology
Samsung reveals the Galaxy S III, its latest iPhone rival
Available in late May, ‘this is going to be the biggest non-Apple smartphone launch ever seen,’ analyst says
Review
Roku streaming TV box a new option for Canada’s cable haters
Just 100 mostly niche channels to choose from, some 300 of Roku’s U.S. online TV services are geoblocked in Canada
Gadgets
Digital camera sales defy smartphone onslaught
For now the ‘pro-sumer’ segment demands higher-end camera features than what more convenient mobile phone cameras offer
Technology
Four cameras that leave smartphones in the dust
For entrepreneurs who rely on having a camera handy (contractors, realtors, landscapers, we're talking to you), the optics embedded in today's smartphones won't cut it. To wit: The 8-megapixel lens in the iPhone 4S falls short of the ultra-crisp 12-megapixel images captured by today's average digital pocket camera.
