D-Link releases first-ever wireless AC dual band range extender

D-Link's just introduced the Wireless AC Dual Band Range Extender (DAP-1520), the first-ever Dual Band AC Range Extender available in Canada. 

The newest addition to its highly popular Wireless Range Extender family, the Wireless AC Dual Band Range Extender (DAP-1520) offers next generation Wireless Dual Band AC technology and delivers interference-free wireless signals to hard-to-reach areas in your home or backyard.

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The Lego Movie Video Game brings awesome home

By Sonya Davidson

I have a 9 year old who just can’t get enough of Lego. Having attending an advance screening of the box office hit, The Lego Movie, I had suspected that we were going to enter into a new wave wanting everything associated with the franchise.

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More brands flocking to BlackBerry BBM Channels

BBM Channels is a clever social media feature within BBM on BlackBerry, Android and iOS and has been gaining ground since it was debuted. A number of brands and popular sports, entertainment and social personalities and brands have apparently joined and put up their own channels.

Last week, BlackBerry announced an update to BBM, which added several fantastic new features for all users, including BBM Channels to the Android and iPhone subscriber base. BlackBerry users have had access to a BBM Channels beta for several months now.  In those months, channel owners have already seen enthusiastic engagement from their subscribers. Hit jump to learn more and get the lowdown on who has joined the service.

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High Mac Pro demand pushes ship dates to April

If you haven't ordered the new Mac Pro yet, be prepared to wait a bit longer. The innovative new workstation-class desktop has succeeded in impressing most everyone who has tried it out, but it seems demand can't keep up with supply. Shipping dates for Mac Pros ordered today have moved to April. “Demand for the all new Mac Pro is great and it will take time before supply catches up with demand," Apple explains.