Convergence is everywhere in the tech space these days: cell phones that shoot video, video games that play movies and GPS navigation that plays music and audiobooks. Check this one out…

The online music service that lets users create their own radio stations from a vast collection of songs is launching in Canada January 13th.

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.

As much as I love my Powermat, a device that wirelessly charges portable gadgets, I’m not thrilled at the special backings or cases required on your smartphones, handheld game systems or iPods. But the company unveiled a less bulky solution here at CES.

Though Sony expects to continue the development of their proprietary MemoryStick format, they are adding SD support to their next generation of devices.

Sync is in full force here in Las Vegas at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), so expect a plethora of blog posts and videos beginning tomorrow. We’ll be covering all the coolest gadgets and gear unveiled at the show. Kick-start the festivities with Sony’s live CES press conference right here.

WakeMate monitors your sleep cycle and activates your cellphone’s alarm at the optimal time to wake you up refreshed.

The Taylor Digital Measuring Cup means no more guesswork measuring out ingredients for delicious baked goods.

One of my favourite gadgets of 2009? The Cinemin Swivel, a pocket-sized projector you attach to your electronics (laptop, iPod, iPhone, etc.) and it beams the video to a nearby wall or ceiling — even up to 100-inches. Check out this informal demo.

A unique combination of features makes this little device hard to beat at any price, and needs to make your shortlist this holiday season.