Sunday, September 21, 2014 at 8:48AM 
After over a year, Google Glass is apparently approved for Canada.Explorer Brian Buquoi received the above note with his replacement Glass which says that Google Glass has been approved by industry Canada, which means it is likely one step away from being made available to Canadians.
Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 7:45PM 
Preview: Totally Redesigned 2016 Mazda MX-5
Storage Sense tipped to make its way to Windows 9
Samsung's Galaxy S5 Active features shock, water and dust resistant casing
iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus reservations now open at Rogers
OS X Yosemite Public Beta 3 released
Flipboard preps video ads for news reading app
TP-Link Canada debuts Archer C8 wireless router for digital home
Microsoft introduces new Xbox controller for Windows
Review: Runtastic Orbit fitness tracking wearable
Review: Martian Notifier watch
SwiftKey is now available on iOS 8
BlackBerry debuts new masculine Porsche Design smartphone
Apple posts message from Tim Cook on Privacy
Apple Beat: Choices and Decisions
U of T Students win Canadian stage of 2014 James Dyson Award with 3D skin printer
Twitter revamps profiles, gets interactive push notifications for iOS 8
Video: iPhone 6 and 6 Plus go on sale
Microsoft makes Bing Image Search more touch friendly
Teardowns reveal iPhone 6 and 6 Plus battery capacities
Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 7:40PM 
While Yosemite is getting tweaked prior to its official release, Windows users are getting the rare opportunity to have access to Apple software before Mac users. The updated version of iCloud for Windows adds full support for iCloud Drive. So yes, you can access the files you’ve stored on Apple’s version of Dropbox right from your desktop. Of course, Mac users will gain access to additional iCloud features soon enough. But for now you can enjoy first dibs on the service.
Saturday, September 20, 2014 at 7:36PM
Hours - taking the pain out of time tracking from Tapity on Vimeo.
Are you precise about how you want to schedule your day? Hours has just unveiled its time-tracking app in time for the iOS 8 launch. The app takes advantage of the Notification Center widgets and helps you keep track of your schedule easier. What’s better is it is available at 50 percent off because it wasn’t out on the day iOS 8 was released. Instead of paying, US$9.99, you can get it for $4.99 at the moment.
Source: iMore | Download: Apple App Store (US$4.99)
