Scotiabank jumps into wearable banking solutions with Samsung devices

Scotiabank wants its account holders to enjoy accessing their accounts via their wearables. Starting today with the Quick Balance app on the Samsung Gear 2 and Samsung Gear S, Scotiabank is proud to be the first financial institution to bring mobile banking to the wrists of Canadians. The app allows you to check your balance from your preferred Scotiabank account with the simple swipe of the screen on your wrist. Hit jump for the full details. 

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Apple goes all out in support for (RED) on World AIDS Day

Apple is throwing its full support behind the (RED) initiative for today's World Aids Day commemoration. Most Apple Retail Stores will see the iconic Apple logo done up in red while the company has promised that a portion of every sale at Apple’s retail and online stores to the Global Fund to fight AIDS. This is significant because today is also Cyber Monday one of the biggest sales days of the year with various items sold discounted online. Hit jump for the full scale of Apple's involvement

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Unreleased Sony Pictures movies were stolen and made available on torrent sites after hack

Various still unreleased Sony Picture movies have started to propagate torrent sites as a result of a recent hack into Sony Studios' system.

The movies include Annie, Fury, Mr. Turner and Still Alice are reportedly of high quality and possibly to be used as screeners for upcoming award shows or for advance reviews. Many of these films haven't even hit theatres yet and a leak of this magnitude could potentially affect box office sales in what has already been a lukewarm year for feature films. Nobody has come forward to claim responsibility for the theft but the same hackers that took down Sony's computers last week are being cited as the culprit of this massive leak.

Source: Engadget

First Impression: Lexus NX and Lexus RC F Coupe

Text and photos by Don Halliwell

Earlier this month, I was invited by Toyota to tour their manufacturing facilities in Cambridge, Ontario. While the sections I visited focused on building the popular Lexus RX line, management had a special surprise set up for visitors: a first look at some upcoming models that will soon be hitting Canadian streets. 

I’ll be writing about my plant visit in more detail, shortly – but just couldn’t wait to share this inside look with you. Hit jump for some first impressions.

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