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- History of the Xbox
- The Internet’s most controversial websites
- Gadgets on their way to the graveyard
- Top 10 tablets available right now
- Next generation Xbox: what we're expecting and what we want
- The tech to get Apple back on track
- Retro phones we loved
- Twitter #music: the ultimate guide
- Best Samsung Galaxy S4 accessories
- BlackBerry Q10 hands-on pictures
- Things you might not have known about space
- The most followed people on Instagram
- Cameras 101: Everything you need to know
- The most stylish gadgets money can buy
- Top tech for 2013
- The most popular people on Facebook
- 10 incredibly smart and simple things you can do to protect your privacy
- Chris Hadfield's incredible photos from space
- The worst cases of cyberbullying
- Samsung Galaxy S4 hands-on review
- Getting the most from Facebook mobile
- 10 best DSLR cameras for beginners
- Mars simulation in Utah desert
- The machines begin imitating life
- The world’s weirdest-looking animals
- Gears of War: Judgment review
- Ultimate guide to the Samsung Galaxy
- Most outrageous things for sale on the Internet
- 10 great inventions by women
- Nokia Lumia 720: hands-on pictures
- Twenty amazing new species from the last 20 years
- The best new smartphones from Mobile World Congress 2013
- Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 hands-on review
- Tech's worst security breaches
- 10 things you should never reveal on Facebook
- Flying animals... that aren't birds
- Hands-on review of the BlackBerry Z10
- Spectacular natural phenomena
- How 2012 was tweeted
- Best in tech 2012
- 10 times the world didn't end
- Bing's most searched celebrities of 2012
- The world’s oldest creatures
- 11 technologies that changed the world
- Who are the web's most dangerous celebs?
- Twenty years of texting: History of the SMS
- Shameful Facebook behaviour
- The 20 wackiest inventions ever
- The strangest brand names
- A look at Nintendo's Wii U
- The 10 embarrassing gadgets you should stop using
- The tech world's biggest players
- Creatures that sleep in mysterious ways
- Canada's biggest tech innovations
- 2012 Nikon Small World Competition
- Animals that are no longer endangered
- Get set for a busy week in the tech world
- New Xbox LIVE dashboard update
- The 15 most popular phones in Canada
- Apple iPad mini: in pictures
- Cell phone bills from hell
- Legendary creatures and where to find them — if they really exist
- The evolution of Facebook
- Record-breaking animals
- The legacy of Steve Jobs
- Animals on the loose
- Stunning pictures from the National Geographic Photography Contest 2012
- Apple iPhone 5 review
- Space Shuttle Endeavour's most stunning images
- Emoticons reach their 30th birthday: a brief history of the :-)
- Recent dinosaur finds
- Apple iPhone 5: what you need to know
- The 10 weirdest things launched into space
- Amazon debuts new Kindles
- Hands-on: Nokia Lumia 920 and 820
- The Hubble telescope’s hidden treasures
- Most popular companies on Facebook
- Is Facebook really in trouble?
- Amazing facts we learned from Shark Week
- The Twitter Olympics
- The world's greatest feats of engineering
- Rise of the machines
- NASA’s mission to Mars
- Apple vs. Samsung: the mobile patent wars explained, sort of
- Microsoft unveils new Outlook.com email
- Weird animal behaviour
- Bigfoot? Classic cryptozoology fake-outs
- Stuff Cool List 2012 - all the winners
- Kickstarter millionaires - the most successful Kickstarter projects
- Nature's strangest defence mechanisms
- The 10 Commandments of social media etiquette
- How the mighty fell
- 15 signs it's time to quit Facebook
- Can the Microsoft Surface tablet topple the iPad?
- Microsoft debuts Surface tablets
- When Facebook changes the real world
- The 10 best video games of E3
- Best 'Draw Something' pictures
- New stunning images from Hubble
Hop on an Emirates flight in Dubai and get up to cruising altitude. You realize you forgot to tell your assistant to make some crucial plans when you arrive at your destination. No problem: Just take out your cell phone and make a quick phone call.
- New tablet boots Ubuntu Linux, Android, and Windows 8
- Steam’s virtual trading cards award prizes for your time well wasted
- YouTube and Windows Phone: The Google-Microsoft slap fight continues
- Hands on: New Google Maps make maps interesting again
- Mobile security reality check: What you really need for protecting your phone
- Testing firm: Internet Explorer tops browsers for malware protection
I never thought a truck-driving simulator could be fun, but Euro Truck Simulator 2 proved me wrong. There is something soothing in watching the world go by from the high and mighty cockpit of a Volvo FH16 Globetrotter XL. If you are used to more traditional racing games, getting used to the way trucks handle in the game may take some time. They really do feel like trucks: Slow to accelerate, jarringly fast to brake thanks to air brakes, ungainly to maneuver, and immensely powerful.
- Review: Read and write PDF files easily with Foxit Reader 6
- Review: MarkdownPad makes composing Markdown even easier than usual
- Toshiba Kirabook review: The first Ultrabook with a higher-than-HD touchscreen
- Review: SafeWallet makes password storage pretty easy
- 5 free remote desktop apps for Windows 8
- Review: Work with Gmail without even opening it with Checker Plus
The recent slaying of an Ontario man trying to sell a truck through an online ad is a tragic reminder that no situation is too commonplace to require common sense, experts said Tuesday.
One less competitor if Telus buys MobilicityTelus announced a plan Thursday to buy struggling wireless carrier Mobilicity for $380 million, a deal observers say that will prompt higher prices for monthly cellphone service if it is allowed.
- BlackBerry tablet takes the spotlight
ORLANDO, Fla. - BlackBerry executives delivered a lengthy list of new announcements this week at the smartphone maker's annual conference, but the buzz has already shifted to what the company may be still hiding up its sleeve, including the possibility of a small tablet device.
- New Zealand's top court takes Kim Dotcom appeal
WELLINGTON, New Zealand - New Zealand's highest court ruled Thursday that it will hear an appeal by Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom and three colleagues as they seek to avoid extradition to the United States.
- BlackBerry exec: BBM can make money
ORLANDO, Fla. - BlackBerry (TSX:BB) says it will be able to make money off its BlackBerry Messenger service by opening it up to its rivals' smartphones.
- Google's music plan part of fresh wave of upgrades
SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc. unveiled a streaming music service called All Access that blends songs users have already uploaded to their online libraries with millions of other tracks for a $10 monthly fee.
- Google unveils maps, photo, music features
SAN FRANCISCO - Google's sixth annual conference for software developers opened Wednesday with a chance for the company to showcase its latest services. Announcements included new features for online games, maps and search, a new music-streaming service and enhancements to its Google Plus social network, including tools for sharing and enhancing photos.
New version of Google Maps unveiledTORONTO - Google Maps is getting a radical new revamp, which users can sign up for today.
- BlackBerry tablet takes the spotlight
ORLANDO, Fla. - BlackBerry executives delivered a lengthy list of new announcements this week at the smartphone maker's annual conference, but the buzz has already shifted to what the company may be still hiding up its sleeve, including the possibility of a small tablet device.
- BlackBerry exec: BBM can make money
ORLANDO, Fla. - BlackBerry (TSX:BB) says it will be able to make money off its BlackBerry Messenger service by opening it up to its rivals' smartphones.
Google poised to show off latest devicesSAN FRANCISCO - Google is expected to use its annual software developers' conference to showcase the latest mobile devices running on its Android software, while also unveiling other features in its evolving product lineup.
- BlackBerry to open BBM up to other devices
ORLANDO, Fla. - BlackBerry announced an expansion of its popular BlackBerry Messenger service to iPhones and Android devices this summer and a new smartphone aimed at emerging markets as it kicked off its annual technology conference Tuesday.
