WIND now offers coverage to TTC's entire downtown Toronto subway route

Voice and Data access in the rapid transit system, specially the underground subway system is a holy grail of sorts and one that brings mixed reactions from people. Many, who are heavily reliant on being connected all day want the convenience of receiving email and calls while riding the Red Rocket, while others dread having to deal with noisy conversations and constant ringtones. 

Wind Mobile has  wireless service in TTC subway stations has now been expanded throughout the entire downtown loop of the TTC's Line 1 subway route.

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adidas’ new concept shoe is made from ocean trash

Now here’s a running shoe that’s hoping to make a difference. adidas, together with Parley for the Oceans, hopes to raise awareness and put a stop to plastics pollution of our water sources. And the shoe manufacturer created a new concept shoe built mostly out of plastics and deep-sea gill fishing nets from illegal fishing operations. It shows a nice nautical color to match the cause it champions. It’s still a concept at the moment but adidas plans to have some options later this year. Yes, you can own one of these environmentally-conscious running shoes pretty soon.

Source: SlashGear

Here’s a glimpse of the ‘Batman v. Superman’ flick

Finally, we’re able to see what’s in store for us in the DC Universe with the first trailer of Batman v. Superman film. Of course, it looks epic from the get-go. The Zack Snyder-led film shows us what happened after Superman took on General Zod and its effect on Metropolis and Gotham City. We see that Bruce Wayne was in Metropolis when the big battle happened. And that seemed to serve as a catalyst for him to become Batman and put a stop to Superman. Also, we see Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor and Gal Gadot getting to don the Wonder Woman suit.

Source: The Verge

Share links easier to social networks on iOS with Linky

Linky is giving you more flexibility to share links on your iOS device. The app can connect directly to your Facebook (profile and pages you manage), Twitter, and App.net. Once connected, you can share what you want through these accounts and even handle multiple accounts when needed. You can also add images, select text, and share to select friends on Facebook. The app is already available for download on the Apple App Store for $4.59.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: Apple App Store ($4.59)