Top 10 TV shows for IT professionals and tech geeks

Get money back for LCD monitor you bought a decade ago

Canadian businesses and individuals that bought a LCD monitor between 1998 and 2006 are due to receive a retroactive discount, after two law firms announce they have reached a settlement with electronics manufacturers

Where the worlds of Facebook, TV, and branding collide

For marketers with the dollars to advertise on the spots between TV shows, knowing which shows have the most social media clout – especially among Facebook users - can be really handy. That’s

Deloitte’s mobility predictions from its TMT 2014 report

Wearable technology is on the rise while voice calls are on the decline and device sales are hitting a plateau, Deloitte LLP predicts for 2014. The professional services firm upheld its annual tradition

CES recap: Top 7 trends of the Consumer Electronics Show

The New Year is in full swing and as we approach the second week of 2014, it signals the completion of another fun-filled International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The usual major manufacturers were

4K video market still nascent in Canada despite CES hype

As another Consumer Electronics Show comes to a close, many of us may feel like that expensive brand new, big screen, HD TV we picked up in a Boxing Day sale has already

CES 2014: Next-gen televisions always impress

The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is well underway and it is as big as ever. Especially the big-screen Ultra High-Definition (UHD) and 4K televisions that offer four times the greater viewing experience

Opening day of CES 2014: Top 7 newsmakers as the doors officially open

Another first week of January brings another wonderful edition of the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The world’s largest annual electronics expo expects to see yet another 150,000 or so attendees and more

Data caps stand in the way of Canadian TV alternatives: analyst report

Canada’s pay television industry has hit a saturation point, but over-the-top services that would give opportunity for growth are being choked by stiff data consumption caps imposed by Internet service providers, according to

Montreal’s Sensio inks 3D video deal with National Geographic

National Geographic Cinema Ventures has inked a deal to provide content for 3DGO!, a 3D video-on-demand (VOD) service launched by Montreal's Sensio Technologies Inc.The deal means 3D video content produced byNational Geographic CinemaVentures

Music, gaming generate the most mobile revenue in Canada: report

Mobile music, video, TV and gaming helped Canada's wireless sector generate mobile content revenue of $240 million in 2010, up from $227 million in 2009, according to a new report.Data services generated $4.42

Apple TV won’t be a big moneymaker, analyst predicts

Apple will make very little money from taking on the TV market, according to analysis.TheStreet bases its analysis on a number of assumptions. Itpresumes that Apple will want to make a healthygross margin

Bell extends Fibe network to Quebec City

Canada's digital network service wars continue to heat up with BCE Inc.'s rollout of its Fibe service to Quebec City today.Bell Canada invested $225 millionin making the fibre to the home (FTTH)broadband network

Why users should ditch the cable and stream online

by Mike Rehan The trend of choosing to watch TV online has attracted many people over cable television. More than half of the world is switching to streaming shows online. Many big companies