BlackBerry KEY2 arrives in Canada on July 6 with pre-orders starting tomorrow

BlackBerry Mobille is releasing the successolr to last years BlackBerry KEYOne. The BlackBerry KEY2 is the latest, most powerful and most advanced smartphone. Featuring a dual-camera wityh 2X zoom, a new speed key as well as more security features

BlackBeryy KEY2 in Silver comes to Canada on July 6 for $829.99 CAD unlocked from Amazon.ca, BestBuy.ca, Walmart.ca, Staples.ca, Blueshop.ca.

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Apple Camp programs for kids registration is now open

Summer is a great time for kids to learn new skills and Apple Camp is offering an opportunity for children aged 8 to 12 to expand their digital creativity with many hands on projects.

Kids ages 8 to 12 can expand their digital creativity through hands-on projects at Apple. Campers choose one of three tracks, then spend 90 minutes a day for three days at a local Apple Store immersed in their chosen subject. Check out the lists of tracks available here.

Sound Control: The Apple HomePod Review

 By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple's HomePod is one of the most mystifying products in the market today. The most recent product category from Cupertino is essentially a Siri-powered Apple Music speaker with HomeKit inclinations.

After spending time with the device, however, I discovered a choc-full of innovative features and functions aimed to delight iPhone users.

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19 Crimes wine brings AR to wine bottle labels thanks to app

Wine bottle labels are sometimes the reason consumers will pick a new bottle to try. Now with Augmented Reality (AR) wine labels can be so much more thanks to the Living Wine Labels app which uses cameras in iOS and Android devices to bring the labels to life. This is really suited to Australian Winemaker 19 Crimes, who derives branding inspiration from outlaws banished to Australian prison.

The result, as seen above, is both delightful and  a little eerie, but it also reflects that AR can have a commercial purpose outside of games and app experiences. As for the wine itself? I thoroughly enjoyed both the Shiraz and the Cabernet Sauvignon bottles.