Sunday, April 20, 2014 at 1:23AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Just when the iPhone case landscape starts to look a little stale, NYC's Arts Your Case injects these must-have accessories with beautiful and original art in lightweight and truly functional protective cases. Here's my take on the Arts Your case StrongFit Silicon case for the iPhone 5S.
Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 7:47PM 
Blizzard introduces single-player expansion for ‘Warcraft’ card game
PayPal's fingerprint authentication and app available on Samsung Galaxy S5, Gear 2 and Gear Fit
Hackers take 900 Canadian tax IDs using Heartbleed
Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy S5 from TELUS
First look at Windows Phone 8.1
Chromebox for Meetings now available in Canada starting at $1,099
Microsoft Ventures launches Innovation Circle to drive Canadian productivity and innovation
New Roku 3 update brings search to smartphone
MakerBot Adds 3D Printable curriculum content to Thingiverse for Teachers
First arrest made on CRA Heartbleed hack that stole 1,000 Social Insurance Numbers
Review: Yoshi's New Island Game
BlackBerry Launches mobile app development award at Canada-Wide Science Fair 2014
Kindle for Samsung launched today exclusive to Galaxy phones and tablets
SlideShow: Hyundai Veloster Turbo 2014
New mobile Flickr apps make capturing, sharing and discovering photos easier
Facebook starts rollout of Nearby Friends feature for iOS and Android
Google brings stock Android Camera to more devices, introduces new features
Rogers turns on 700Mhz spectrum for certain areas in the country
Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 7:37PM 
If you like following hottest trends in search, Google is making it easier for you to follow a certain search trend (like an obsession with cute animal memes perhaps). Google Trends now offers a subscription service that sends you notifications through email about any changes of interest levels for majority of searches, including hot searches and U.S. top chart. You can sign up to get those email notifications here.
Source: Google Inside Search
Saturday, April 19, 2014 at 7:23PM 
The Dropbox app for Android only lets you access one Dropbox account at a time. But what if you have more? B1 File Manager lets you access multiple Dropbox accounts at a time. You can do so through the “Add Network” option. This will prompt you to sign into a Dropbox account to setup. Once that is done, you can tap it again to add another account. However, this file manager doesn’t offer local sync though. But it makes it easier for you to transfer or delete files in your Dropbox accounts.
Source: Lifehacker
