Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 6:55PM 
Text and photos By Emily Chung
The all-new 2018 Toyota C-HR (Compact High Rider) comes on the market with a unique design, lots of standard features, and the starting price is under $25,000 CAD. Hit jump for our review.
Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 8:47AM 
Garmin wants to help keep your children active with its newest wearable. The Garmin vivofit jr. 2 features Disney-themed designs that’ll surely appeal to any kid, they have one for Minnie Mouse, Captain America, Avengers, Star Wars First Order, BB-8, and The Resistance. The wearable is designed to track your child’s activity and it encourages them to be active for at least 60 minutes a day. It’s built to be worn 24/7 and promises a one-year (or longer) battery life. Its coloured display is fairly simplistic so the kids can understand what’s being shown on the screen.
The vivofit jr. 2 displays things like the number of steps taken, time and date, and that move bar to remind them to be active. It also shows how long they’ve been active as well as some information on their sleep. And since it incentivizes them to move, new adventures will be unlocked when your child stays active. There will be things like step icon characters, too. One of the challenges your kid can engage in is the Toe-to-Toe step challenge, which they can do with nearby friends who own the fitness band. Parents can track your kid’s progress through a free companion app and even assign chores and send reminders through the band. The Garmin vivofit jr. 2 retails for US$99.99 (around CA$125) with each band retailing for US$29.99 (around CA$38).
Source: Garmin
Sunday, October 1, 2017 at 5:41AM 
When you’re out travelling, you aren’t guaranteed a great internet connection every single place. And sometimes you just want to share your great travel videos with your loved ones. Enter Google Photos. It’s making video sharing an easier affair with its latest update. Version 3.6 of the app will upload low-resolution copies of a video for you to let you share those videos quickly. Later on this will be replaced with high-resolution copies, we presume once you get better connection or it’ll do so in the background. If this is something you want, the update is already live on Google Play Store.
Source: Android Police
Saturday, September 30, 2017 at 9:28PM 
Review: Apple iPhone 8 Plus
Wacom to launch its own note-taking app
Drop tests show new iPhone 8s are a bit more durable than the Galaxy Note8
macOS High Sierra now available as a free upgrade
Apple drops Bing search in Siri and Spotlight in favour of Google
Microsoft ushers in the era of Quantum Computing at Ignite 2017
Bill Gates now uses an Android smartphone
Microsoft to improve OneDrive’s web UI and sharing options
Dyson gets into electric car business
Twitter doubles character limit to 280
Huawei P10 wins Best smartphone camera 2017/2018 award from EISA
Apple is still most valuable brand according to Interbrand
Sony plans to introduce new design for next generation of phones
New Amazon Fire TV dongle brings 4K HDR and Alexa on board
A Microsoft Surface Pro with LTE is coming this year
Spotify’s new personalized playlist is a blast from your musical past
Netflix commits to invest $400 million in Canadian productions
GoPro outs Hero6 action camera
New Huawei teaser claims Mate 10 is not a smartphone
Google to improve two-factor authentication for high-profile users
