Review: OS X 10.7 Lion

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple's OS X 10.7 Lion is the most advanced version of the Mac operating system and is the first to be sold as a digital download via the Mac App Store.

Bridging the gap between the touch-focused mobile iOS 5 and further refining the desktop system, Lion may not be as revolutionary as previous versions but instead brings a number of compelling feature updates, conveniences and solid refinements all for the price of $30.

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HTC Puccini is a 10" inch Honeycomb OS Tablet with LTE, slated for AT&T

After the 7"inch HTC Flyer, the 10" inch Puccini looks to compete in the more conventional and crowded 10" inch tablet space. This one has Honeycomb with Sense on top and will be able to use the HTC pen. No word on whether this device will make it to Canada. 

Olympus E-PL3 Gets US $ 700 price tag, ships in September

The latest Olympus PEN Micro-Four Thirds midrange camera and replacement of the E-PL2. Coming this September, the middle-child of the PEN triumvirate will sell for $700 and will come in various kits with either a 17mm fixed lens or a 14-42mm zoom. Available in black, white, red or silver, the E-PL3 will have a distinctive tilting touchscreen for enhanced controls.

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Fujitsu Toshiba announce IS12T, world's first Mango smartphone

While the world waits with bated breath for Microsoft to release the long discussed and awaited Mango (WP 7.5) update to their Windows Phone OS. Fujitsu Toshiba  recently revealed their upcoming IS12T Windows Phone with Mango. Aside from a convoluted name and an array of colours (Black, Green and Pink). This smartphone is waterproof, pushes the built-in camera spec sheet with a 13 megapixel sensor and should see the light of day sometime in September althought no Canadian specific availability has been announced.

As for Mango, yeah we're waiting on that too. Microsoft has already reportedly placed the OS in manufacturer's hands and the next chapter of this epic waiting game continues.