Friday, December 19, 2014 at 9:56AM 
What to get the special man in your life this Season? We have a few ideas. Socks, sweaters and neckties are always welcome but are soon forgotten and lets face it, they're not the most personal choices. Here are some sweet gifts for the gents.
Thursday, December 18, 2014 at 10:02PM 
Paying for a Beck Taxi just got easier as Beck announces the launch of Beck Bucks, a fully re-loadable card and secure payment solution for Toronto passengers.
The card launch and holiday campaign aim to give back in support of renowned charity Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada). How it works: One hundred Toronto women in business will receive complimentary pay-and-go Beck Bucks cards and Beck Buck hats and scarves.
For every tweet to @BeckTaxi @MADDcanada #BuckBecks made in the Beck Buck winter wear, a donation will be made to assist and cease impaired driving this holiday season.
"We're excited to partner with MADD Canada in order to raise awareness and help Torontonians get home safely this holiday season," Kristine Hubbard, Operations Manager at Beck Taxi.
Thursday, December 18, 2014 at 8:12PM Todoist is upping the stakes by making your Android Wear device more functional. The app takes full advantage of Android Wear with its newest update. Notifications are actionable right from your wrist. An example is being able to reschedule due tasks or marking them as complete. It also makes use of voice integration in a more useful way. You can add tasks by saying, “Ok Google, start Todoist. Add task.” And you can even add comments to shared tasks using voice. Your to-do lists can even be beamed from your phone to your watch for a quick reference.
The update also boosts performance, data parsing, time zone handling, and gets rid of unspecified bugs.
Source: Droid Life | Download: Google Play Store (Free)
Thursday, December 18, 2014 at 8:08PM 
Navigating the wonderful yet confusing world of fatherhood for the first time? We can now say there’s an app for that, too. Who’s Your Daddy is an Australian-developed app that gives first-time fathers some useful advice and encouragements. You will get a range of daily tips and weekly updates to help keep you sane. The app is written in a male voice to be unthreatening and humorous. The iOS-only app, however, still borrows pieces of advice from qualified midwives.
Source: Trend Hunter | Download: Apple iTunes App Store ($2.99)
