Saturday, June 7, 2014 at 9:55AM
If you have US$99 to spare and want to get your hands on some Leap Motion-powered gear, HP plans to sell Leap keyboards separately. You don’t have to buy the company’s All-In-Ones anymore to play around with the technology. The keyboards will work with any Windows 7 or 8 machine as long as the software is installed. It will reportedly be sold starting this month.
Source: Engadget
Saturday, June 7, 2014 at 9:30AM
Facebook is playing catch up with its Messenger app for Windows Phone and has brought some nifty features already available on Android and iOS. Some of the new capabilities include the ability to share photos directly after shooting and the Groups tab. This tab lets users create, manage, and talk to multiple people at the same time. You can also pin groups to the Start screen for easier access to them. You can download Facebook Messenger here.
Source: The Next Web
Friday, June 6, 2014 at 4:49PM 
Wutzwhat is now available as a free download in the App Store and Google Play. The application – which features the best food, nightlife, shopping, services and hotels in Toronto, New York and Los Angeles – is poised to change the way iPhone and Android users experience their cities.
Friday, June 6, 2014 at 11:16AM 
Event coverage by Sonya Davidson
During National Environmental Week, Telus unveiled Toronto's first corporate urban garden to generate fresh, local, organic produce for charitable organizations in the Greater Toronto Area. The garden is located at the Telus House, a LEED Gold-certified office in the downtown core.
As part of their corporate commitment to a healthier work space and ongoing commitment to the community, volunteer Telus staff will tend to the garden year-round and sell their harvest to the staff in exchange for donations to be made to local charities.
