Apple earnings report reveals record sales for iPhone and iPad, Mac sales up as well

Apple's on a roll with record sales for iPhone and iPad as well as a spike in Mac sales thanks mainly to the update MacBook Air and MacBook Pro models. Apple executives also discussed inroads to China as well as the drop in iPod sales.

Apple announced financial results for its fiscal 2014 first quarter ended December 28, 2013. The Company posted record quarterly revenue of $57.6 billion and quarterly net profit of $13.1 billion, or $14.50 per diluted share.

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Hands-on with the HP SlateBook X2

Text and photos by Corey Herscu

The SlateBook X2, to be known going forward as the X2, is one tough puppy that I just couldn't find a good place for in my rounds.

Doubling as a stand-alone tablet and Android-powered laptop, the idea sounded great at first; issue is: I couldn't quite find a comfortable place for it. Why? Let's take a more in-depth look at the hybrid tablet.

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Bell Let’s Talk Day is tomorrow, come participate

Tomorrow is the 4^th annual day Bell Let’s Talk Day, when Canadians will come together to talk, text, and tweet about mental health to help fight the stigma around mental illness.

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Samsung rumoured to be working on 'Galaxy Glass' wearable for September release

Seems like Samsung is looking at September to release what some are calling its Samsung Galaxy Glass wearable. Samsung is challenging Google's own Glass device, which is expected to come to consumers later this year.

The report from The Korea Times cites an unamed Samsung official as stating, "wearable devices can’t generate profits immediately. Steady releases of devices are showing our firm commitment as a leader in new markets." An interesting development but one that's not completely unexpected since Samsung is constantly looking for new ways to accessorize its Galaxy ecosystem but will the functionality of their Galaxy Glass be enough to compete with Google, I really wonder.

Source: The Verge