Monday, May 27, 2013 at 6:22AM 
This isn’t an app to put your grocery or errand list on. Mentor is more a platform that keeps track of what you want to do, your goals, dreams, etc. It aims to help people achieve what they want to—such as adopting a healthier diet, studying a new language—and makes use of social context by having a community of people “mentor” each other.
You can download this app for free on the iTunes Store.
Monday, May 27, 2013 at 5:39AM 
We join you in mourning the loss of Google Reader but it’s time we all move on to alternatives. Digg has finally announced its version at last week’s Internet Week New York. CEO Andrew McLaughlin said the platform would be called Digg Reader and it would be incorporated into Digg instead of it being a separate app. This RSS reader is set to come out in June and it will let users “sort and rank” content, feature a clean look, and be designed with speed in mind.
Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 10:47AM 
HTC is making it easier for Canadian consumers to finally step up to its premium HTC One smartphone with this trade-in and upgrade offer. The “One Phone, One Weekend, Premium Upgrade” promo started on May 23 and is going to last until May 27. You can get at least $100 and as much as $300 for your old qualified device. Just visit the HTC Trade Up site and enter the promo code “HTC100.” You will get a quote and shipping label to mail it. The promotion applies to all Canadian carriers selling the One—Bell, Rogers, SaskTel, TELUS, and Virgin Mobile.
Saturday, May 25, 2013 at 8:40AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
The scalability of Windows 8 in an all-in-one tablet form factor is being put to the test with HP's new Envy Rove. At first glance, this is another sleek all-in-one multi-touch desktop but the Rove can also be used flat on various surfaces and can be used untethered thanks to a buil-in battery. The HP Envy Rove comes to Canada in late July starting at $999.99.
