Sunday
Nov092014

Review: Amazon's same-day delivery service is a big win for consumers

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

You really can't ask for anything more. If you're lazy to go out shopping, or need one or two elusive items right away, same-day delivery is well worth the money you spend on shipping and handling. 

While not as extensive in terms of products and categories offered as its larger US-based counterpart, Amazon.ca has developed into a very viable place to do one's online shopping. Thanks to the relative ease of use, that trusty One-Click purchasing button and some of the most informed user reviews. For Amazon users at a nominal price. I tested the service over the weekend and was quite impressed at how well it worked.

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Saturday
Nov082014

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 11/02-11/08

Saturday
Nov082014

Canada and 11 other countries to get Nexus 6 soon

While stocks of the Nexus 6 might still be plaguing the U.S., it would seem Google is gearing up to make the new Nexus device available for Canada and 11 other countries. Canada, Australia, the UK, France, and Germany are just some of the countries now seen under the “Country availability” page for the Nexus 6. So, this means all the new Nexus devices will be available for purchase via Google Play Store. Pre-orders should be heading our way soon but Google is saying exactly when it would be available. We will keep you posted for any updates.

Saturday
Nov082014

Spotify extends Connect feature to desktop app

Spotify has extended the functionality of its Connect feature beyond mobile devices and speakers to the desktop. You can now control the music you play on Spotify’s desktop app right from your Android or iOS device. You just have to make sure you have the latest version of Spotify on your desktop and your smartphone or tablet. Now, just select Now Playing bar and tap on the connect icon at the bottom right. And then you just select your computer and then you’re all set to control your music remotely.

Source: Spotify | Via: Lifehacker