Stories by Gary Ng

Some fresh 'iPhone 5' leaked parts have surfaced on iLab.cc (via Cydia Blog) that reveals further details about the what the next iPhone hardware could entail, notably a thinner design and larger screen: The leaked parts shows the bigger screen, different internals (such as a new flex cable holding the Home button in place), and...

If you're amused by Canadian legal court cases or regulations, then I may suggest you download a new application called Wiselii. It's free of charge on the iOS App Store and is genuinely a non-affiliated mobile version of CanLii. Wiselii was created by Toronto lawyer Gary Wise to ease the process of viewing an assortment of legal...

Telltale Games has just launched their Walking Dead series game in the App Store. Originally a hit comic book series, Walking Dead has moved onto a television series, Mac and PC Steam game, and finally our iOS devices. The game comes with a price tag of $4.99 and compatibility with the iPad 2, new iPad,...

WIND Mobile launched their Value Calculator the other day to show Canadians how much they would save if they switched over to WIND: WIND’s new Value Calculator is also available today. The new online application allows visitors to enter in their current wireless plan and compare exactly how much they can save when switching from...

Just a few months ago the Pebble e-paper smartwatch was launched, which we note happened to be a highly successful Kickstarter project. Now another similar watch called the MetaWatch Strata has hit Kickstarter. The initial public outcome hasn't yet turned out similar to the Pebble, but the project has raised a swell $54,000 out of...

The title of an application can be the most important detail a developer presents on the market -- setting aside the application's actual content. After all, the title is the typically the very first detail you notice within the App Store. So it's always important the name is thought out wisely and thoroughly. With the App Store containing...

Bell has just adjusted their consumer rate plans during this past day, and based off comments I've read, consumers aren't all too happy with the changes. Bell began to shift away from their various numbers of plans to leave just three category plans: Voice & Data, Voice & Data Lite and Voice. But the name alone...

The London 2012 Olympics had their opening ceremonies yesterday and during that time Apple launched three new Mac TV ads, profiling the magical Apple Genius. Check them out below: Mayday: An Apple Genius shows a fellow passenger how easy it is to make great home movies with iMovie. All before the tray tables are returned to...

Nick Bilton over at the New York Times reports Apple could be investing a stake in Twitter, according to unnamed sources: Apple has considered an investment in the hundreds of millions of dollars, one that could value Twitter at more than $10 billion, up from an $8.4 billion valuation last year, these people said. They...

Siri has been caught red faced after mistaking poison ivy for poisonous oak in their latest paper advertisement on the back of the The Economist. The advertisement clearly asks Siri, "What does poison oak look like?"--the response pulls up a photo of poison ivy instead, courtesy of Wolfram Alpha. If this is myself making the...

If you think back years ago, even before the initial release of the iPhone, many teens didn't own a phone. That was just five to six years ago. The smartphone around that time was just beginning to evolve. With the release of the iPhone, the mobile phone market was supercharged in my opinion, and that's...

If you haven't followed Apple patents closely over the years, you may not realize that they've filed many patents regarding video glasses. Dating back to 2006, Apple has filed patents similar to Google's, "Project Glass" glasses; one interesting patent has come into light earlier today. Apple wants to bring their high resolution Retina display to...