Video: All Hands on Tech checks out Chromebox for Meetings

Chromebox for Meetings is a great pivot on Chrome OS powered devices that, while generally cheaper than real PCs, are limited by the need to be online all the time. Chromebox for Meetings evolves the idea of a dumb-terminal running a cloud OS into a teleconferencing solution for SMB's and startups as well as any company looking for a more affordable teleconferencing solution. Our friends from All Hands on Tech break it down for us.

More brands flocking to BlackBerry BBM Channels

BBM Channels is a clever social media feature within BBM on BlackBerry, Android and iOS and has been gaining ground since it was debuted. A number of brands and popular sports, entertainment and social personalities and brands have apparently joined and put up their own channels.

Last week, BlackBerry announced an update to BBM, which added several fantastic new features for all users, including BBM Channels to the Android and iPhone subscriber base. BlackBerry users have had access to a BBM Channels beta for several months now.  In those months, channel owners have already seen enthusiastic engagement from their subscribers. Hit jump to learn more and get the lowdown on who has joined the service.

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Clean And Green iOS app covers natural cleaning options

Promoting the choice of using environmentally clean and green cleaning products, the new Clean and Green app ensures an easy way of cleaning your home in an eco-friendly and affordable way.

Filling your home with toxic chemicals can be dangerous to children, pets, and the environment. With Clean and Green, you will learn new homemade methods to cleaning your home that are completely chemical-free. Hit jump to find out more.

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First look at Lenovo's ThinkPad 8 multimode tablet

The new Windows 8 tablets in 8-inch size are bringing the full functionality and versatility of Windows into an even more portable size. Lenovo's ThinkPad Tablet 2 was last year's foray into this space and this is further refined  with the new Lenovo ThinkPad 8. Starting at $459.00, this tablet sports Windows 8.1 running on an Intel Atom Z3770 Processor (2MB Cache, up to 2.39GHz), a bright 8.3" WUXGA 1920x1200 (16:10 ) IPS LED screen, 2GB of RAM, 64GB of SSD storage and 7 hours use on a full-charge and micro HDMI video out. Lenovo offers keyboards, cases and docks to extend functionality.

Photos by Alex Davies, shot with Sony CyberShot RX-10