Thursday, June 23, 2011 at 8:40AM 
Smaller than your average smartphone, the Motorola DEFY is considered to be more of a tablet accessory that can be used as a full featured phone while serving to supply 3G Internet data to a WiFi enabled Motorola XOOM, a BlackBerry PlayBook, an Apple iPad or any of the new tablet devices now appearing in stores.
Thursday, June 23, 2011 at 12:24AM 
There's a mad race going on in the IRL (Interchangeable Lens Camera) segment and it is a race to the smallest, lightest and most convenient camera system.
Pentax just jumped in the fray with a promising new system of bodies and lenses. This is like the revenge of the digital rangefinders and it's starting to get really crowded. Sony just dropped their smallest NEX C3 camera, Panasonic countered with their petite but capable GF3 and now Pentax is big time flexing.
Sporting a 12.4-million-pixel, 1/2.3in, CMOS sensor the Pentax Q will feature a 'Q' lens mount with an outer diameter around 6mm shorter than the K-mount, according to Pentax.
'This is made possible by reducing the flange back to nearly one fifth of that of the K-mount, as well as by optimising the size of the image circle of its lenses to be proportioned to the size of the compact image sensor,' Pentax reps explained. The cameras and first lenses are expected to hit the market in September.
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 at 8:03PM During today's Future Shop training event where a bunch of manufacturers showed off their latest and greatest for the upcoming (gasp!) Back to School season, we got a chance to check out Seagate's innovative new GoFlex Satellite. This WiFi enabled hard drive can be accessed simultaneously by up to three iOS devices. You can even take this in your vehicle to serve as a mobile server. This drops July 29th for $199! How cool is that!
Wednesday, June 22, 2011 at 7:17PM 
