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Imangi Studios Celebrates Temple Run’s 100 Million Downloads
0By: Kuljit Grewal | August 5th, 2012 | Android, Apple, Games, Mobile Apps
Washington D.C. based mobile game creator Imangi Studios, which was founded and started by husband and wife duo Keith Shepherd and Natalia Luckyanova has reached an incredible milestone. The small studio and their ridiculously popular Temple Run mobile game have pass...
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RIM Was Almost Another Android User
By: Kuljit Grewal | August 4th, 2012 | Android, Business, News, O Canada, Smartphones
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins recently had a very candid interview with the UK Telegraph, revealing among other things (TQ was on it) that the company is strongly considering licensing their BB10 platform. Before that decision was reached however, the company also considered focusing on hardware and electing to use ...
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Samsung to Unveil the Galaxy Note 2 on August 29
By: Kuljit Grewal | August 4th, 2012 | Android, Business, News, Smartphones, Tablets
Although Samsung’s Galaxy S III is the current talk of the Smartphone world, it seems like there is also a lot of excitement surrounding the company’s upcoming announcement of their Galaxy Note II. According to
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Mark Zuckerberg Denies Facebook Phone…Sorta
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 29th, 2012 | Android, Business, News, Smartphones, Social Media
At another recent Facebook milestone, its first earnings call, Mark Zuckerberg was asked about the rumours surrounding his company and the potential for them to be creating a phone for release in 2013, as reported by TQ. Zuckerberg replied “There are lots of things that you can build in other...
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Hey Canada, Own a Google Nexus S? Get Ready to Feast on Jelly Bean
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 21st, 2012 | Android, Google, O Canada, Smartphones
According to a recent Google+ post, Android’s latest and greatest platform the 4.1 Jelly Bean will be available for several Canadian carriers. The list includes telcos Rogers, TELUS, WIND, Bell and Mobilicity. Android enthusiasts rejoice! The hotly anticipated update can be...
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Huawei’s Ascend P1 Has Finally Arrived in Canada
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 20th, 2012 | Android, Google, News, O Canada, Smartphones
Canadian fans of Chinese Smartphone manufacturer Huawei (pronounced WAH-WAY) have reason to celebrate. The company’s highly touted Ascend P1 device is now officially available through Wind Mobile. ...
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HootSuite Now Offers Google+ Pages to All Users
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 20th, 2012 | Google, News, O Canada, Social Media
Due in large part to a tidal wave of requests, social media management company HootSuite has began offering Google+ page integration to all of its 5 million plus users. This feature, which until now has only been available for enterprise users, is now compl...
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Samsung Moving Smartphone Units at a Record Clip
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 19th, 2012 | Android, Business, Smartphones
The world’s largest Smartphone manufacturer has got a bona fide hit on their hands with their latest and greatest device, the Galaxy S III. According to a recent Reuters poll, the Korean giant is running a lead on the competition in terms of sales volume, most important among them being Apple. Samsung moved an estimated...
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Kobo’s Vox Leading the e-Reader Evolution
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 7th, 2012 | Android, Google, Mobile Apps, News, Tablets
Toronto-based Kobo announced recently that their 7” colour screen e-reader the Vox has integrated Google Play into its repertoire, bringing a whopping 500,000 plus apps and features to the popular product. The addition makes the Vox a formidable tablet style device that also features everything we still love about the electronic ink screen...
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Samsung S III Owners in Canada to Receive 50 GB Cloud Storage from Dropbox
By: Kuljit Grewal | July 6th, 2012 | Android, Google, O Canada, Smartphones
Canadian mobile users with friends south of the border know very well that the rates we pay for our mobile devices are criminally higher than those offered by American telcos. Unfortunately, this piece is not a grand proclamation that our rates are dropping to the levels of AT&T and Verizon (we can keep hoping). Those however who have a keen interest in acquiring the Samsung Galaxy S III sho...
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