Sunday, November 23, 2014 at 9:38AM 
The new Sago Mini Road Trip puts kids in the driver’s seat. Designed for kids ages 2-5, Road Trip taps into the timeless fun of driving cars, giving kids full control of a trip from start to finish with fun surprises along the way.
Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 5:06PM 
Flickr debuts Wall Art printing service worldwide
Band Aid re-records "Do They Know It's Christmas?" to raise Ebola awareness
Apple addresses Wi-Fi issues with update for OS X Yosemite
Sony debuts smartphone camera sensor with DSLR-like autofocus
Learning how to fly a helicopter with Travelzoo
SourceCode: Nokia's re-entry into tablet space brings more questions than answers
Facebook encourages micro-sharing with Groups app
WhatsApp gives Android users encrypted messaging
Put some Nokia on your Android with the Z Launcher, beta now available
SlideShow: First look at the Eaton Centre Microsoft Store
Gepeto app brings augmented-reality into storytelling
Motorola's Moto Hint smart headset coming to Canada on TELUS for $164.99
TomTom to offer navigation technology for Acer smartphones
Dyson’s $2.6 billion CAD investment in research to supercharge global growth
Microsoft adds chat capabilities to Office Online
Google gives away 1TB of Drive storage for Chromebook purchases
Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 4:57PM 
Dropbox has brought its photo gallery app Carousel to iPad and Web. Now, you can access and share photos stored on your Dropbox account much more easily. It has been optimized for easier viewing online or on Apple’s tablet. They have also tweaked the design to make it easier to scroll through grid view and use lightbox and conversations. You can now double-tap to zoom in lightbox and the delete button has been repositioned for easier access. Unlike the iPhone and Android smartphone version, there is a landscape mode for all functions in the iPad. Dropbox says the Android tablet version will be coming out in two weeks.
Source: The Next Web | Download: Apple iTunes App Store (Free) + Web
Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 4:26PM 
If you’ve been considering getting a Chromebook, now would be a good time to get one. Google is offering Chromebook buyers—whether it be in-store, through Google Play, or online—1TB of storage for the next two years. This will come in handy if you have tons of files stored in the cloud and it will help save you around US$240 for the next two years. But of course, you will have to pay $10 a month after that. The promo ends on January 1, 2015 so you have over a month to decide whether the Chromebook is for you.
Source: Ubergizmo
