Wazers can now let Shaquille O'Neal navigate their way

NBA Hall of Famer and four time NBA Champion Shaquille O'Neal is the latest available voice that Waze users can download to help them navigate traffic and avoid the cops.

The former NBA all-star and current TNT analyst on Inside the NBA will help you avoid traffic with some epic lines like, “Don’t cause a Shaqcident” and “Police reported ahead. Don’t be Shaqtin a fool!” You’re pretty much guaranteed a Shaqtastic ride.

Shaquille O'Neal’s voice will be available in Canada for a limited time starting Wednesday, April 13. Shaq will be at the palm of your hands to get you to and from the next Toronto Raptor’s game as quick and smoothly as possible.

To get Shaq’s voice, select Menu → Settings → Sound → Voice Language → Shaquille O'Neal. Download now at Waze.com www.waze.com/get.

Michelin expands its Pilot line of ultra-high performance tires with all-season variant

Canadian BMW driver Kuno Wittmer poses with the latest Michelin Pilot series high-performance tires

Michelin launched the latest extension of its Pilot family of performance tires, the MICHELIN® Pilot Sport A/S 3+ at an intimate media event last night in downtownt Toronto.  On hand during the event was Canadian driver Kuno Wittmer who currently races with the official factory BMW – Rahal Letterman Lanigan Team in the IMSA WeatherTech Sportscar Championship. Wittmer discussed how high performance driving in the track helps Michelin improve their designs and create products like the Pilot performance tires which are standard equiptment on luxury and exotic supercars from BMW, Chevrolet and Mercedes-Benz.

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Google integrating Goals feature in Calendar starting today

Google is expanding the functionality of their Calendar App by adding a new Goals feature on mobile. According to Google, "Goals is a tool that makes it easier to find the time to do the things that really matter to you.  Whether it’s running, practicing yoga or learning a new language—you can now add a personal goal—like “run 3 times a week”—and Calendar will help you find the time and stick to it."

To set a goal (like “Work out more”), simply answer a few questions (like “How often?” and “Best time?”), and you’re all set. From there Calendar will look at your schedule and find the best windows to pencil in time for that goal.

Calendar can help you adjust in a number of important ways. For example, Calendar will automatically reschedule if you add another event that's a direct conflict with a goal. You can also can defer a goal at any time, and Calendar will make time for it later.To get started, download the Google Calendar app for Android or iPhone, and set your first goal.

Review: Apple iPhone SE

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Fans of smaller smartphones and refugees from the iPhone 4, 4S, 5 and 5S models who could never consider a larger phone, now have somewhere to land with the iPhone SE. This smaller iPhone has the same power, performance and camera capabilities as the larger iPhone 6 based devices that have ruled the market these past two years. 

It is easy to have mixed feelings about the iPhone SE. On one hand, it brings back a popular and known size and form factor and imbues it with the latest processing power, camera technology and software enjoyed by the larger flagship iPhones; yet it doesn’t look new or as innovative as some of the newer devices that have come to market. 

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