Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 10:50AM Packing for a business trip, camping adventure with friends, or a long-awaited overseas family trip? Make sure you don’t forget anything by using Suitcases, a packing list app for Apple devices. You can create up to four general checklists that can house over 100 items. Add and remove items as you see fit. The app costs $0.99 and is available on the App Store.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 10:10AM 
Fitbit, the market leader in the fast-growing Connected Health & Fitness category, announced today a national Canadian launch of its best-selling products. For the first time, Fitbit’s wearable health devices, including the popular Fitbit One clip, the newly released Fitbit Flex wristband and its wireless scale will be available at Best Buy Canada, Future Shop and London Drugs stores across the country and online with other major retailers, including Sport Chek joining later this summer.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 9:42AM 
Netflix Inc. and DreamWorks Animation have entered their largest deal that will have Netflix premiering all-new original series from DreamWorks. Not only is this the biggest deal for original first-run content for Netflix with over 300 hours of new programming, this is also the first time DreamWorks characters will be introduced to the TV market as a branded collection of shows.
Aside from the new shows being inspired by characters from hit DreamWorks’ franchises, they will have upcoming feature films and a “vast Classic Media library.” The first series is said to start airing in 2014 but prior to that the first Netflix Original Series for kids will be available starting December. The series, Turbo F.A.S.T., will pick up where the upcoming film Turbo is going to finish off.
Monday, June 17, 2013 at 7:10PM 
You share photos on your Instagram and Facebook accounts and you view photos shared by your friends on these sites. Now, there’s an app that lets you consume photos on these two sites into a single, filter-capable stream. There is no need to check multiple apps with Divvy.
This photo consumption app lets you save photos from Instagram, comment and like photos, zoom in on them, and share with groups or individuals. It doesn’t support Twitter, Flickr, and Dropbox at the moment but it is coming soon. And who knows maybe they’ll let you take photos and share these to the other apps in the future, too? Divvy is a free app up for download on the Apple App Store.
