I know it’s a shameless viral video attempt, but I can’t help to laugh at this cheeky Powermat commercial. My favourite is the boss at the end. Does this marketing tactic work for you? Think it’s genius or ridiculous? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section.

A look at the new Kodak PlaySport, a 1080p “Flash” camcorder for your pocket that can go as deep as 10 feet (3 metres). Here I chat about the pros and cons of this interesting product.

Thin is in with Sanyo’s just-launched new line of “dual cameras” that deliver 1080p HD video and 8- to 14-megapixel still photos — and with neat features like “sound zoom.”

Ever wish you could make free calls on your BlackBerry? Skype for BlackBerry lets you call other Skype users — on a PC or smartphone — and talk for free via WiFi. CrackBerry.com gives a walkthrough on how it all works and discusses its pros and cons.

Thanks to Sync reader Bob Ortiz for sending me this video link. It’s an Evgeny Orkin design concept for the “Rolltop” computer of the future. Check out the foldable OLED display. Talk about German engineering!

In this informal video review of the new Kodak Pulse, I’ll discuss what separates this product from the many other digital picture frames on the market. You’ll love it. Pardon my scruffy appearance. And why is my head cut off? Oh, never mind.

In this Q&A with PayPal Canada’s Darrell MacMullin, we chat about the popular payment service’s newest features — including the ability to “bump” two iPhones together to exchange money.

OK, I admit the headline is tad misleading – though it’s not a lie. Amazon isn’t giving away free Kindle e-book readers away, sorry, but they did announce today the ability to download the Kindle application (app) for your PC for free – and download hundreds of thousands of free books, too.

In this informal video, I chat about the mibook (pronounced “my book”), a US $70 media tablet that plays videos, photos, music and electronic books. Can you expect great quality for this price? Check it out.

Looking for something to do over Spring Break with the kids that is affordable and fun? Consider geocaching!