Monday, October 27, 2014 at 10:12PM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
The Nokia Lumia 830 from Microsoft Devices is likely the last Windows Phone smartphone to ship under the Nokia brand. Since Microsoft acquired Nokia last year, it decided to let go of the Nokia brand and focus on the Lumia name. For better or for worse, this is how things will be going forward.
Monday, October 27, 2014 at 6:17PM 
This October 31 to November 2, TAVES Consumer Electronics Show returns to Toronto at the Sheraton Centre Hotel. Recognized as the ultimate event for Canadians who are passionate about technology, the show will astound visitors with the latest innovations from Canadian and global leaders and give them access to technology prototypes only read about online until now.
Sunday, October 26, 2014 at 6:05PM 
Evolutive Labs' Rhinoshield Crash Guard slim impact bumper for the iPhone 5/6/6+ has just broken a Kickstarter record as the highest backed iPhone case with 4,727 backers. Looking very much like a regular bumper case the is unique because it offers extreme protection without any bulk. With a minimal design approach, the Crash Guard bumper- style case allows for as much exposure of your device and Apple’s original design as possible including the front and back. Find out more about it here.
Sunday, October 26, 2014 at 9:23AM 
The deluge of wearables continues, this time around the recently leaked (by Brookstone) Fitbit Surge was brought to light. The US $250.00 wearable has a unique tilted screen and also houses a built-in GPS radio which means you can map your bike or running routes without having to carry a smartphone. The Fitbit surge also has a heart monitor.
The Surge also integrates with over 120 devices including iPhones and many of the flagship Android devices to push notifications as well as text messages and caller ID. Here's hoping that Fitbit solved their itchy band issue because the Surge sure looks like a great option of health-focused wearable users. The Fitbit surge comes in 2015.
Source: VentureBeat
