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Reader choebear writes in to point out that if you’re using the Dev channel of Google Chrome, you no longer need to use the command-line switch to enable extension sync in Chrome—extension syncing is now enabled by default. To use it, just open Chrome's Options/Preferences and head to the Personal Stuff tab. Looks like this actually happened earlier this month and it slipped past us, but the default integration likely means extension syncing is getting closer to the stable release, which is great news. More »

Robocop Remake Not Happening! – MGM can add another causality to their list of delayed if not canceled films. The Hobbit still hasn’t been green lit, James Bond has been put on hold

Whether he’s on a boat or a horse, one thing is certain: The Old
Spice guy is on a roll.

It may have taken longer than expected, but a replacement for the Kindle 2 has arrived. The addition of Wi-Fi and an aggressive $139 starting price make the new eReader a formidable upgrade. More »

A 2.8GB torrent is floating around out there containing data from 100 million Facebook profiles. But don’t freak out: all the data was already available publicly. More »

People across the country who need a criminal record check done are being told that new, tighter screening could result in longer waits for the paperwork to get done.

If you’re bad at keeping time zone conversions straight, save yourself the embarrassment of a poorly timed phone call with a quick Google search. More »

Michael Bay is looking to bring an Area 51 type of movie to the big screen.

The Foxconn stories keep dragging on. Over at their India factory, 250 workers were poisoned by pesticide spray, resulting in them ending up in hospital due to “sensations of giddiness and nausea.” More »

Saskatchewan officials hope to roll out more Wi-Fi hotspots for campsites within provincial parks.

Saskatchewan Government Insurance is facing about $62 million in property and auto claims after the storms that hit the province in the early summer.

Images of what Regina’s downtown will look like once a revitalization project now underway is complete are drawing negative comments on the city’s Facebook page.

Visit web site Support Details and it’ll quickly round up your system information, including operating system, browser, IP address, and more. Sure, you know that info by heart, but the site comes in particularly handy when you’re helping someone else out. More »

Some dogs may look like their owners, but all dogs imitate their human companions.

Saskatchewan Communications Network could soon be broadcasting commercials and American programming.

These smart cards are the actual keys to the Internet. There are seven of them and they hold the power to restarting the world wide web “in the event of a catastrophic event.” More »