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The Rogers Redboard announced this morning the full list of cities and area set to be included in the developing expansion of their LTE network. A total of 28 cities will get LTE in 2012, on top of the existing 7 markets where the new high speed network is already in place. Just over a...

Kickstarter has always been a hot bed for new and cool inventions so it isn’t surprising to see new iPhone products seeking funding. One of the newest projects seeking funding is a accessory that is part case and part keyboard. It’s called The Spike. The Spike is brought to us from SoloMatrix, a Seattle based...

Ever since Apple introduced AirPlay, the platform for streaming high-quality audio over a Wi-Fi connection, big names like JBL, Logitech and Altec Lansing have introduced quite a few impressive AirPlay compatible docks and speakers in the market. Some of these offerings have an attractive design but don't sound as good while some sound fairly nice but look...

Many games come and go on the iOS platform. There are many developers out there, hoping to cash in on the popularity of the iPhone, iPod Touch, and the iPad. The bar seemed to be set by Rovio's Angry Birds, and few developers have been able to even touch that kind of popularity. One of...

An aftermarket modification technique discovered by Tanveer, a part time modder who also happens to be a doctor (like me), adds built-in wireless charging capability to your iPhone 4S (via Ubergizmo). The process requires a wireless charger pad and case, eliminating the need of a case for wirelessly charging an iPhone 4s. To start off the process, he solders the...

EPEAT, the leading global environmental rating system for electronic products, has been notified by Apple today that it is withdrawing its products from their certification system and will no longer be submitting its products for environmental rating. EPEAT promises to connect its purchasers to environmentally preferable choices and benefit its producers who demonstrate environmental responsibility and innovation....

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Forget trying to guess what the next iteration of the iPhone might look like this fall. Let's take a look at how it might look in the far future. Over at Ciccarese Design they have developed quite possibly the most radical iPhone design I've seen. This freaky looking phone clings to the back of your...

We've long heard about the usage of near field communication (NFC) for mobile payments in the latest smartphones, such as the recent partnership between Rogers and CIBC. Google has Google Wallet for Android but what about iOS and the iPhone? The Wall Street Journal has profiled some details about Apple's low ambitions toward a mobile...

It has been revealed that Activision's new studio in Leeds is working on a new Call of Duty title for iOS. We already have the zombie versions of Call of Duty in the App Store, but this new title could be a full fledged Call of Duty. U.K. Interactive Entertainment chairman Andy Payne has revealed...

Vancouver’s posh Opus Hotel has removed the traditional room phones and replaced them with a customized iPhone. The customized iPhone provides one touch access to all of the hotel’s different departments. The Opus is the first hotel in Canada to offer this service. Opus Vancouver's general manager, Nicholas Gandossi said, "Technology is a way of...

Poynt Corporation, a renowned Canadian mobile search company, has officially filed a Notice of Intention under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act according to a Winnipeg Free Press report. The Calgary-based company said it's "not currently in a position to pay its debts to its secured and unsecured creditors", including Toronto-based Intertainment Media Inc. Poynt currently has software applications available...