As Marc so recently said, it’s been a strange (and wonderful) trip here at sync since we launched 1 year ago. So it’s sad that recent events are forcing a change on how we do business…

Is it any surprise the 800-pound online gorilla known as Google has once again topped the world’s most popular brands? Read on for the Top 10 or download the Top 100.

With today’s announcements from Apple regarding new developments in the iPhone platform, it is becoming clear that we are headed for a major show-down between Cupertino’s and Waterloo’s most famous tech stars.

Recent rumours about Toshiba’s imminent exodus from the HD-DVD hardware and software business seem to have been correct.

On February 21, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates will take the stage at the University of Waterloo, to share his thoughts on the future of technology with students.

According to a leaked document acquired by The Times, legislation is being drafted that would require ISPs to monitor all traffic and report on those who are downloading pirated media files.

In a move that has already caused a stir amongst the merchant community, eBay has decided to eliminate negative feedback on buyers.

Massive technology research house Gartner says that the HD format war that has been raging for nearly two years will end in 2008. Guess who they think will take the prize?

Bell ExpressVu has added a new HDTV receiver to their line-up, while their VP gives users a glimpse into the new features that are coming down the virtual satellite pipe.

The tech world is abuzz over what the latest annoucements will be from Steve Jobs and the gang at Apple. New MacBook? iTunes video rentals? iPhone coming to Canada? We’ll be updating this post as we find out…