The day before Samsung announced its first Galaxy S series smartphone for Canada — dubbed the Galaxy S Vibrant, available this summer through Bell Mobility — we had some hands on time with this impressive device. Here’s what to expect.

HP today unveiled a suite of new “web-enabled” printing products and applications. What does this mean and why do they matter? Read on.

In this Cineplex video segment, I chat about a few photography-related gadgets: the Panasonic Lumix G2, Kodak Pulse photo frame, HP Photosmart a646 photo printer and Clickfree C2 drive.

As app developers begin feverishly pounding out new code for the upcoming iPad, we look at two areas that could play to the iPad’s strengths. What’s on your wish list?

Hi gang, in this “Gear Guide” video, which airs in Cineplex movie theatres (and sister chains), I chat about how some video games and gadgets can help you meet your New Year’s Resolution goals. Oh, and the woman working out is my wife, Kellie! :-)

Even if you’re not a fan of “As Seen on TV” products, you’ve no doubt heard of the Magic Jack by now. Popularized by a year-old informercial, this clever product turns your computer into an inexpensive landline alternative. Now, YMax Corp. has unveiled its next product at CES — and you won’t believe what it can do.

In this video blog post, I summarize the pros and cons of netbook computers, and also chat about my pick for best netbook of ’09: the Samsung N310.

When you need to share very large files like videos or .zip archives, Load2all can be your one-upload, multiple host solution.

Having a Wi-Fi access point at home is great. Jumping on public hot-spots works well too. But what if you need Wi-Fi where none is available?

Mamma mia! Nintendo Wii owners who dished out 500 Wii Points (about $5) for access to the Wii Internet Channel will get a free virtual console NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) title, worth the same value, in late October.