While the latest Samsung television commercials poke fun at Apple Mania, it’s hard to deny the amount of buzz iDevices get – even before they’re officially announced. Here are the latest iPad 3 rumours on the Interweb – but don’t count on any of th…

American spy charged with spying, by his own government, when he revealed to reporters that the CIA was acting illegally by torturing people. Obama’s War on Whistle-blowers, rages on. Bradley Manning is rolling over in his pending grave for allegedly feeding Collateral Murder and other information to WikiLeaks. == Our ghoulish Globe and Mail thinks [...]

RIM has been no stranger to the news lately, whether it’s a high-profile CEO shake-up, shrugging off takeover rumours or readying the upcoming PlayBook 2.0 software due out this month. But here’s something else you might not have expected.

Could free mobile web surfing really become a reality in the near future?

A medical expert warns against curling up with a tablet to read an e-book before bed – if you want to have a good night’s sleep, that is.

The U.S. copyright war is headed for a Hollywood-esque happy ending–unlike the one in Canada

The CRTC, Canada’s telecom regulator, announced today that Vice-Chair Len Katz will serve as their acting chairman until the government appoints a new chair. This is not a surprising choice, as Katz has been the CRTC vice-chair since 2007.
Outgoing cha…

The logical conclusion to the Occupy Movement: The Great Collectiveby “Kilgoar”As originally posted on: The Internet ChronicleJanuary 19, 2012Occupy has proven the power of Social Media. Protests are more visible, sustainable, and effective than ever …

A Canadian survey finds 95 percent of women would feel annoyed if their companion used their smartphone while on a date. And most respondents would prefer a real Valentine’s Day card as opposed to a digital one.

Some commentators in the United States would have us believe that the possibility of cyber attack is imminent and that the scale would be catastrophic. Conn Hallinan believes that there is another agenda behind this fear mongering. Hallinan is a column…

Music lovers, listen up. rara.com is a new streaming music service that just launched across 20 countries, including Canada, providing ad-free access to more than 10 million tracks. Here’s the scoop.

Many of us – and that number was shown to be in the tens of millions - who believe that the Internet ought to be a fundamentally free and private place felt something of a sense of shared solidarity at the mass Internet protest that result…

Many of us – and that number was shown to be in the tens of millions - who believe that the Internet ought to be a fundamentally free and private place felt something of a sense of shared solidarity at the mass Internet protest that r…

Google is bringing web-based video and voice chat that “just works” to the Chrome browser, and Firefox and Opera will soon support it, too.

For Protest Against #SOPA 68 Website hacked By DinelsonAs originally posted on: The Hacker News [ THN ]January 22, 2012Dinelson deface 68 Websites for Protest Against SOPA and PIPA. List of all Hacked site is posted here. A protest to a Congressional …

By Natalie Wolchover | LiveScience.com The raging battle over SOPA and PIPA, the proposed anti-piracy laws, is looking more and more likely to end in favor of Internet freedom — but it won’t be the last battle of its kind. Although, ethereal as it is, the Internet seems destined to survive in some form or [...]

SOPA: An Architecture for Censorshipby Julian SanchezAs originally posted on: Cato @ LibertyDecember 20, 2011The Stop Online Piracy Act—a bill misleadingly named for its aspirations, not its probable effect—has provoked an outpouring of justified …

On Wednesday, the Internet won resoundingly against censorship. A grassroots-style online campaign torpedoed Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) an intended internet killing law before the US Congress. And yet, this is not the victory to …Read More -…

Save yourself some time and aggravation by always starting a new Microsoft Word document (or Outlook email) with your preferred font style and size.

Finally an affordable Wi-Fi enabled thermostat you can control over the net using any browser or smartphone.