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At a Q&A session tonight in Toronto, Mobilicity CEO Dave Dobbin confirmed rumours that the new entrant AWS wireless provider will be bringing over the currently US-only Nexus S to Canadian soil. He also intimated that Rogers, Bell and Telus would be getting their own variations, but assured listeners that there would be a distinct [...]

The other day I saw an interesting story about the probably impending Verizon (CDMA) iPhone and the rumor of it being announced on Tuesday. When I went to Engadget’s site to read the story I noticed to my amusement a bit of luck that makes advertising on Engadget PRICELESS for Verizon competitor Sprint. They’re logo [...]

As I have embarked on the journey that has been CES 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada, I have had the chance to meet some very interesting, influential, and notorious people from the community that we call technology. They come from all across the world to check out this massive trade show and if you are [...]

Kik, the BlackBerry Messenger-esque app that took the world by storm in the latter part of 2010 and then got sued by RIM (Research In Motion) and removed from BlackBerry App World has reached quite a milestone to ring in the New Year of 2011. Their app has hit the 3 million user mark according [...]

What a good way to kick-start CES 2011. LG officially announced the Optimus Black today loaded with a 4-inch NOVA display that LG states “is designed to be the brightest, clearest and most readable among mobile screens with 700 nits of brightness for optimal visibility” in either indoor and outdoor. Another quick fact about the [...]

A few days ago I got a tip, admittedly from the creator of the product, about a new app in the Android Marketplace, called TubeMote. Not a new idea -the ability to control your computer with your smartphone has been done to death, from iTunes remotes to other YouTube remote products. But the one thing [...]

The very popular run-keeping app RunKeeper has made their Pro version free for the month of New Years Resolutions, normally a $9.99 value. The app runs on Android 2.1+ or iOS, and if you’re resolved to get back in shape in 2011 this is a great way to start. The app uses GPS to follow [...]

A couple months ago, on the eve of their expansion into three additional cities, I railed against Mobilicity. I railed against their spotty coverage, their lacklustre customer service, and at a crucial problem with Android devices whereby the phone gets disconnected from the tower, forcing the user to manually reconnect. As we approach 2011, I [...]

In October, we mentioned that there were photos released confirming the existence and development of a Sony PlayStation phone. Well today, Satoshi Daiguji, a reporter for one of Japan’s largest national newspapers, Asahi Shimbun, reported his sources are telling the him that Sony is planning for the PlayStation phone to be released in North America and Europe [...]