Canary's all-in-one home security camera and sensor now available in Canada

Canary offers an integrated all-in-one home security and monitoring solutoon with its compact home security system. Not much bigger than a smartphone or a tablet, the Canary has a 1080p HD camera with night vision, motion sensor, temperature sensor and air quality sensor which can alert homeowners remotely through a smartphone app. This compact and convenient solution is ideal for apartments and homes and is now available in Canada through Best Buy for $299.99. Stay tuned for a full review on the Canary security solution right here.

Telus says Canadians should Expect More from their carriers with new intiative

Telus is asking Canadians to expect more from their telecom providers with the launch of a new platform. Expect More highlights the dissatisfaction many Canadians share with their telecom providers, and challenges them not to settle.  Telus believes its service, user retention and user satisfaction is leading the competition so it is putting itself out there and challenging Canadians to take a good hard look at what they are getting. Hit jump for the full release and details. 

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New Linksys RE6700 wireless range extender features integrated power outlet

Linksys launched the new AC1200 Amplify Wi-Fi Range Extender (RE6700). This new range extender was developed to provide customers a Wi-Fi signal boost (up to 10,000 SQ FT†) into rooms throughout the house with a simple, elegant and easy-to-install solution that would blend in with the home décor. The built in power outlet maintains use of an existing wall outlet with pass-through functionality - a new and unique offering for Linksys Wireless-AC range extenders.

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First official US Government application comes to Apple Watch

NIC Inc. , the dominant provider of eGovernment services, announces its teams have launched the first official government application for Apple Watch. The Apple Watch app, Gov2Go, was launched by the company’s Arkansas subsidiary, Arkansas Information Consortium, LLC.

“Since the founding of our company our single mission has been to harness the power of the latest technology to make government more accessible for everyone” said Robert Knapp, NIC’s Chief Operating Officer. “We developed an election results application when Palm Pilot devices were the latest technology around 2000, then we followed a few years later with the first official government apps for the iPhone and iPad, and now we are innovating to see how new wearable technology can provide efficiencies in government interactions.”

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