Microsoft updates Skype to only send you chat notifications on one active device

If you have Skype on your smartphone, tablet, and computer, we’re pretty sure you get annoyed by the simultaneously pinging of those devices when you get chat notifications. Microsoft is fixing the problem with a new update. Skype has a new “active endpoint” feature that will only send you chat notifications on the device you are using. For example, if you are chatting on your phone, then the notifications will only show up on your phone. At the same time, the chat history is still synced across multiple devices so if you want to pick up the conversation on another device, you can do just that.

Want to get into High-Res audio? Sony's got the goods, for a price

High Resolution audio is coming up as the audiophiles format for enjoying music as it was recorded and intended to be enjoyed in its glorious and uncompressed form. Sony's just released a trifecta of devices for the discriminating High-Res audio enthusiasts.

To discover the true difference between hearing music and listening to it, Sony has introduced three Hi-Res technology products. These premium audio devices lets consumers experience the best in Sony sound at home or on-the-go. Hit jump for the details.

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Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac with OS X Yosemite integration announced

Parallels today launched Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac and Parallels Desktop 10 for Mac Enterprise Edition the industry-leading software for running Microsoft Windows applications on Macs.

New built-in intelligence and support for Apple’s latest operating systems – including OS X Yosemite1 – greatly improves ease-of-use for both business users and consumers, allowing them to forget about the operating system and focus on the task at hand. Hit jump for details and pricing.

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CanadianReviewer is live at GROW Conference 2014 in Whistler, British Columbia!

After a long day of flight and bussing, we are now in the heart of the annual GROW conference in Whistler, BC. Considered Canada's CES, minus the arduous tradeshow floor, GROW is an experiential playground exploring the future of innovation, growth and entrepreneurship. It unites leading tech entrepreneurs, investors, executives, and creatives from Silicon Valley and across North America who are passionate about identifying problems worth solving. 

As the show gets underway later today, stay tuned to the site and our Twitter handle (@creviewer) for the latest news, insights, and keynote highlights!