Entries by Nicole Batac (11989)

Thursday
Sep262013

LG brings 4k TVs to Canada

LG has announced the availability of both 55- and 65-inch Ultra HD televisions in Canada at select LG partner stores this fall. The 55-inch LA9650 and 65-inch LA9700 deliver great picture quality with over four times the screen resolution of usual high-definition TVs and combines this with 4.1 channel surround sound system. The LA9700 is the only UHD TV to make use of LG’s NANO Full LED display. Suggested retail price for the LA9650 and LA9700 are $4,699 and $6,999, respectively.

Thursday
Sep262013

Incipio introduces wireless charging cover for Samsung Galaxy S4

Incipio has created the first Power Matters Alliance (PMA) wireless charging cover for the Samsung Galaxy S4, allowing the phone to be charged on any PMA-certified charging base, including the Duracell Powermat. You can say goodbye to tangled wires. You just need to take out the battery door, put on this charging cover and your device is ready to charge.

The Incipio PMA Wireless Charging Cover is available at select retails stores and on Incipio’s site for $29.99 in Black, White, or Red.

Wednesday
Sep252013

Roku introduces new players, brings Roku 3 to Canada

Roku Canada is bringing in three new players to better your family’s viewing experience. Among them is the flagship Roku 3 ($109.99) player equipped with dual-band wireless, Ethernet and USB ports, and upgraded remote with motion-control for gaming and a built-in headphone jack. The Roku 2 ($89.99) also has the dual-band wireless and remote with headphone jack, while the Roku 1 ($69.99) comes with 1080p HD video support.

The Roku 3 is already available on Roku’s site and retail stores but you’d have to wait a bit for the Roku 1 and 2 for their October release.

Tuesday
Sep242013

Twitter rolling out personalized recommendation feature

Twitter wants to make your use of the social network “more personally relevant” with a new discovery feature that recommends Twitter handles you should be following and tweets you should know about. The new tool took inspiration from an experimental account called @MagicRecs, which examines Twitter users’s network and sends out occasional recommendations of accounts to follow via direct message. Mobile Twitter users, particularly Android and iOS users, will get recommendations through push notification.