While everybody is anxiously waiting for Google to hit us with new tech, software and the like at Google I/O this year, we’ve been hoping to hear about the next version of our favorite OS. Signs have …
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Samsung Canada says initial Galaxy S4 supply “may be limited,” promises to fulfill demand “in the coming weeks” | MobileSyrup.com
Samsung Canada says initial Galaxy S4 supply may be limited, promises to fulfill demand in the coming weeks -
Who Actually Uses Math at Work?
Let’s admit it together. We all kind of suck at math. It’s okay! Numbers are evil. And back in high school when you were forced to struggle through Algebra and Geometry and Algebra again and if you we… -
No surprise who the winner is here!
No surprise who the winner is here!
http://cnet.co/150f1Gh It’s an epic battle between bitter rivals for mobile OS supremacy. Will Apple -
Vine for Android is coming “soon” | MobileSyrup.com
Vine for Android is coming soon -
Offline Google Drive now automatically saves files, lets you create and edit drawings
Well, it looks as if the Drive news just keep pouring in. Shortly after outing a couple of new features that make the service a little more friendly with -
New Chrome Beta extension from Google lets you view Office files directly in the browser
One of the more unique features of Google’s web browser for Chromebooks has been the ability to open and view Microsoft Office files directly in the -
Gwyneth Paltrow nabs People’s Most Beautiful title – Arts & Entertainment – CBC News
Actress, cookbook author, blogger and lifestyle pontificator Gwyneth Paltrow has a new title to add behind her name: World’s Most Beautiful Woman for 2013. -
Much better than the old site!
Much better than the old site!
Canada’s most accurate local weather forecasts and weather information for Canadian, U.S., and International cities. -
I wonder how long before we start seeing this tech in new vehicles?
I wonder how long before we start seeing this tech in new vehicles?
Intel Seeing Through Rain Demo – http://www.tabletblog.de – We take a look at the new Intel Seeing T -
Smartphones easily used to skim credit card data – Manitoba – CBC News
A technology designed to make it easier to pay with your credit card may be putting Canadians at risk of fraud and identity theft, security and privacy experts warn. -
The Next Xbox Will Be Announced May 21
Microsoft just announced that it’s going to fill us in on the next Xbox, alias Durango, alias Nextbox, on May 21st. The event will take place at Microsoft’s home base in Redmond, Washington, but strea… -
How special are your physical traits? Watch this video and find out!
How special are your physical traits? Watch this video and find out!
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Swype for Android finally available to download in Google Play, costs $1.02 | MobileSyrup.com
Swype for Android finally available to download in Google Play, costs $1.02 -
The Best Experimental Chrome Features You Should Check Out
Google Chrome is a great browser as it is, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t come with its share of annoyances and curiosities. You can fix some of these, as well as add new features by playing around … -
5+ Ways to Install Android Apps on Your Phone or Tablet
Google provides a primary app store for Android, known as Google Play. However, Android isn’t like iOS. Google Play isn’t the only game in town, and there are other ways to install apps on Android. -
1-way Mars trip starts accepting astronaut applications – Technology & Science – CBC News
Want to spend the rest of your life on Mars? Mars One, which plans to send humans to establish a permanent settlement on Mars in 2023, began accepting online applications this week. -
Can I Get DRM-Free Movies and TV Shows Without Pirating?
Dear Lifehacker,I want to build an awesome media center and download digital copies of my movies and TV shows, but everything is riddled with DRM these days. I don’t want to pirate shows. Is there any… -
WD ships 5mm Blue UltraSlim drive, enables thinner budget Ultrabooks
We were intrigued with the prospects of Western Digital’s 5mm Blue drive when we saw it last summer: finally, a 2.5-inch spinning disk thin enough to