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A new app for iPad lets kids — and kids at heart — create ‘flip book’ animations on their touchscreen tablet.
Does Apple CEO Tim Cook have his eye on a German electronics maker to help his company prepare for the launch of an HDTV?
Video games have permeated so deep into mainstream culture that they are now places of social activism and protest. Phone Story, a game designed by the Molleindustria collective in Italy, does just this. It turns the fancy screen and sleek design of…
In this week’s radio show I chat with Intel’s Elaine Mah about Canada’s role at the 2012 International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). We also catch up with Microsoft’s Nicky Banks to discuss Windows Mobile.
If you’re itching to pick up some new tech but are light on cash, you won’t have to break the bank for these three high-quality yet low-priced items.
In this week’s radio show I answer questions from listeners about recommended Mother’s Day gadget ideas, including e-book readers, tablets, laptops, cameras and music players.
HP’s latest multifunction printer has a unique twist, but as a niche product its success will likely be limited.
This $99 pair of in-ear headphones let you listen to your music wirelessly, including support for two-way conversation if a call comes in.
Apple Inc on Tuesday reported quarterly revenue that handily beat Wall Street estimates, driven by strong demand for its iPhones and iPa…
Apple’s Camera Connection Kit for iPad can do a lot more than you think. Here we explore a few alternatives to merely importing photos and videos from your camera or SD card.
Get more done in less time with these simple finger gestures for iPad.
If Apple is indeed planning a smaller iPad, you can bet they will be targeting Amazon and Barnes & Noble’s e-book dominance.
Every year rabble.ca publishes a print edition of our Best of rabble. This year, thanks to the inspired work of students in Western University’s journalism program, we will be publishing a companion best of rabble 2011 in iBook format. Listen in as Mat…
Ever tried to delete a picture on your iPhone?
Over at UK newspaper The Guardian, Google co-founder Sergey Brin shares his views on the future of the Internet, including web freedom and the restrictive practices of Facebook and Apple. Brin makes some great points, particularly about the ongoing battles certain web users of the world have due to the firewall nature of their governments.… [Continue Reading]
Sergey Brin Paints His Kettle Pot Black Over Facebook and Apple originally appeared on Danny Brown – under a Creative Commons license.
Don’t be discouraged if you can’t find Suzanne Collins’s best-selling trilogy at the iBookstore. Here’s how you can still read The Hunger Games, Catching Fire and Mockingjay on your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.
As usual, speculation about Apple’s product plans has the web buzzing. Could Valve’s search for hardware engineers have something to do with all the excitement?
A Java security exploit has pointed out that Mac OS computers, while safer than Windows PC’s, aren’t immune to malware. How should Mac users respond?
In this week’s Tech Talk radio show, we talk to Future Shop’s Elliott Chun about recommended gadgets for travellers, and then we swicth gears and catch up with Michael Carabash from DynamicLawyers.com about the online ‘Will-O-Matic’ product.
We’ve looked at a number of iPad apps that let you flex your imagination and creativity — such as the awesome Toontastic, GarageBand, Brushes and 123D Sculpt — and now there’s one to create your very own stop-motion animated movie.