One of the strongest Android-powered devices to-date has a launch date on Bell Mobility in Canada.

Barcelona hosted many of the world’s top smartphone and tablet manufacturers at the annual GSMA Mobile World Congress. These are the 5 best mobile devices shown at MWC 2011.

Canadian Super Bowl XLV watchers might’ve missed this teaser commercial for the Sony Xperia Play, a PlayStation-certified smartphone with dedicated gaming controls. We’ve got the video here for you.

Bracing for an explosion in “tabs” throughout 2011

In this informal video blog post, I chat about the pros and cons of the iMainGo X, a portable, battery-powered speaker case for smartphones and media players. Sync readers, would you buy something this, despite its somewhat bulky size?

In a surprise pre-CES release, Vizio – a company best known for its HDTVs – is going to head-to-head with Apple and every other touch-screen vendor with these two Android-powered devices.

In this informal video, I chat about the pros and cons of the Android 2.2-powered HTC Evo 4G, the first high-speed 4G smartphone in the U.S. (and a good pick for Canadians who spend a lot of time stateside). Here’s a walkthrough of some of its key features.

Xmarks has served nearly 1.3 billion bookmarks synchronized and backed-up between computers. Now, the bookmarking service is available on your phone, too.

Those looking to pick up a new computer this holiday season — for themselves or a loved one — might consider a smaller and lighter form factor, such as a netbook or tablet. Which one is better for you? Here we look at the pros and cons for each decision.

What’s that — a 5-inch tablet? Yes, but it’s also a smartphone as it can be used to make calls. Here’s a brief hands-on look at the Dell Streak, now available in Canada for $150 on a 3-year term.