Here’s a look at some of those magical apps that make you say ‘no way!’ the moment they dazzle you with what they can do.

Retro gaming is never quite as fun if you don’t have good, old-fashioned controls to use — like these three that are designed to work with your iPad.

Can Nintendo regain its cool? Wii! Get it? Oui? OK, when you stop rolling your eyes, read on to see what’s next from the Japanese gaming giant and how it’s not all doom and gloom – despite some less than flattering coverage in the media lately.

A clever new app for Android devices may help curb your tailgating tendencies.

Sprint has an app that will disable a phone’s features when it’s travelling faster than 10 miles per hour, but it’s also easily disabled. Can something like this really make teens safer behind the wheel?

Your smartphone’s camera has a lot of practical uses — from scanning QR codes to capturing information from business cards. Up next: boosting your vehicle’s fuel economy.

Android, BlackBerry, iPhone, and Windows Phone 7 users take snap a lot of pictures. Here are the best photo sharing apps for your mobile phone.

Oh, come on, don’t look act so surprised. If you’re the owner of an iPad or other tablet then chances are you’ve taken it to the, er, lavatory – or so says Staples, after analyzing the findings from a June 2011 survey.

Nielsen on Thursday released some interesting details on mobile trends south of the border and found apps are top priority for Android users. Think it’s true for Canadians, too?

What do you get when you combine one of the hottest television shows with one of the best-known music games for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad?