Thursday, December 16, 2010 at 11:23AM 
Mac users are on the threshold of a completely new desktop software buying experience. Apple just announced that the Mac App Store will open for business on Thursday, January 6.
Thursday, December 9, 2010 at 8:47AM 
So, check this out. Pretty soon iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch) and Android (smartphones, Samsung Galaxy Tab) will be able to run all major eBook Reader formats. We already have Kindle, Kobo and Barnes & Noble Nook apps available on both platforms and Sony is committed to releasing its Sony Reader app as well. This is big news for avid readers who want the largest selection of eBook sources without needing the eBook reader devices. Add Google's eBookstore to the mix and tablets as e-reader tools just became a lot more compelling.
Friday, November 26, 2010 at 9:32AM 
Today only - Canadians can enjoy Black Friday savings from the comfort of their own home! Visit Apple.ca to shop for some of your favourite items, specially priced for this one-day only Apple shopping event.
Enjoy discounts on some of your favourite items - including the popular iPad . Whether it's holiday shopping or a special something for you - the online Apple store has just what you're looking for.
And - as with any gifts purchased on the Apple store - enjoy free shipping on all items and free engraving on select special items. Have it holiday wrapped with a distinct letter-pressed card for a tiny fee. What better time to give the gift of FaceTime with the new MacBook Air or iPod touch!
Here are some highlights of today's deals:
iPad - From $498 - SAVE $51
iMac- From $1,198 - SAVE $101
iPod touch - From $228 - SAVE $41
13-inch MacBook Air - From $1,248 - SAVE $101
Visit Apple.ca to check out all of the savings
Wednesday, November 17, 2010 at 2:18PM Matthew from RIM's Web Browser Group walks us through a comparison of web browser tests between the as of yet unreleased BlackBerry PlayBook and Apple's iPad. They compare loading regular HTML pages, Flash enabled pages and some of the rendering aspects of both tablets. The PlayBook is faster in the tests but we also need to consider that the iPad's screen is larger.
