Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 11:03AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
I have been surprised and impressed by the Alcatel OneTouch Idol X. This smartphone is one of the lighter devices in its class but it offers a great feature set for the price and is a superb first salvo from Alcatel.
Saturday, February 22, 2014 at 10:03AM
All Hands on Tech checks out HP's Color LaserJet Pro MFP M476 which is a multi-functional laser printer. Featuring wireless printing solutions from smartphones and tablets, this is designed for the BYOD market. iOS AirPrint and NFC connectivity is also on tap. It's been a while since a printer has gotten our attention and this new HP laser looks like it can suit the needs of today's mobile-focused users.
Friday, February 21, 2014 at 7:38PM 
Hackers take personal data in Kickstarter breach
SlideShow: 2014 Canadian International Autoshow
Leaked render of BlackBerry Z3 points to new entry in emerging markets
LG debuts L Series III smartphones ahead of MWC 2014
First look at Lenovo's ThinkPad 8 multimode tablet
Decepticon! Toshiba's 5-in-1 concept PC previewed
Apple addresses supplier responsibility in website
Samsung to include fingerprint sensor in Galaxy S5
High Mac Pro demand pushes ship dates to April
The Lego Movie Video Game brings awesome home
Video: All Hands on Tech checks out Chromebox for Meetings
Black screen error surfaces following Xbox One update
76 per cent of Canadian youth admit they hide online activities from parents
Newegg continues international expansion with the addition of its Canada Marketplace
Microsoft announces OneDrive transition is complete
Breaking: WhatsApp sold to Facebook for US $19 Billion in cash and stock
10 million Canadians use Facebook via mobile daily
Rogers Next subscription service is for folks who change phones often
Rogers to launch the LG G Flex this Spring
More Nokia Normandy/Nokia X photo leaks surface
First look at LG's Lifeband Touch fitness tracker
Friday, February 21, 2014 at 7:37PM
Google is embarking on another ambitious smartphone project with Project Tango. The device is capable of mapping the world around the user to give mobile devices a sense of space and motion. TechCrunch got a firsthand demo from Matterport, one of the first companies to get the prototype from Google. The video above shows Matterport’s software integrated into the prototype. TechCrunch says the captures show “both color camera data and a full mesh of 3D data at once.”
