Review: Mazda MX-5 (2015)

Text and photos by Don Halliwell

In the final facelift of the current generation model, the MX-5 has an aggressive stance. The grill and front treatment look fantastic, while the rounded rear-end leaves something to be desired. The bottom line, I think it looks down right mean in Black with alloy wheels to match.  

As the sun sets on the third generation Mazda MX-5, I was kindly treated to a week with one to put it through its paces. Admittedly, it’s taken me some time to put pen to paper on this review. When I was able to get behind the wheel, the weather was slightly warmer, while the trees were full of beautiful orange, red and yellow leaves. The delay has given me time to think. Several weeks later, I miss it – I can’t stop thinking about how it felt to be behind the wheel of a purpose-built sports car.  TLDR review: It’s a fun, no-nonsense roadster for all. 

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Breaking: Popular iOS apps Turn (RED) to Fight AIDS

Continuing its long-time support for the (RED) movement to fight AIDS and various diseases,Apple and leading app developers are inviting customers to help (RED) achieve the goal of an AIDS-free generation in time for World Aids Day. This is a huge and widespread initiative that has mobilized some of the most popular developers and added various (RED) awareness-related items across the ecosystem.

For the next two weeks, a special section of the App Store called Apps for (RED) will offer 25 apps with exclusive new content where all proceeds will go directly to the Global Fund to fight AIDS. In addition, Apple will donate a portion of sales at Apple’s retail and online stores around the world on two of the biggest shopping days of the year: Friday, November 28 and Monday, December 1.

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Sago Mini Road Trip puts the fun of motoring on iOS

The new Sago Mini Road Trip puts kids in the driver’s seat. Designed for kids ages 2-5, Road Trip taps into the timeless fun of driving cars, giving kids full control of a trip from start to finish with fun surprises along the way.  

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Charge devices with TP-LINK's 7-Port USB 3.0 hubs for peripherals and mobile devices

TP-LINK Canada Inc. announced two 7-port USB 3.0 hubs - the UH700 and UH720 - providing a more efficient way to manage the many USB devices found in homes and offices. Offering high-speed data transfer as well as the abiity to keep our increasing smartphones, tablets, cameras and gadgets charged.

Both models are self-powered with their own AC adapters, and can instantly add up to seven USB peripherals, such as USB flash drives, cameras, printers, mice, and tablets, to a laptop or desktop computer. The more advanced UH720 hub comes equipped with two additional high-power 2.4A charging ports and can simultaneously charge two mobile devices, including smartphones, tablets, and MP3 players. 

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