Motorola T215 Bluetooth Hands-free Speakerphone
Contest Ends: Mar 26, 2010
When you are on the road, you don't want anything to slow you down or hold you back. Especially not your technology. The Motorola Bluetooth In Car SpeakerPhone T215 provides the longest talk time available - up to 36 hours.
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GC7 Teaser - GetConnected Season 7 Teaser - Google Nexus One
Mar 19, 2010
Mike hops over to the Google Canada Headquarters in Toronto to check out the Nexus One phone that has just been released in Canada. Stay tuned for an in-depth review of the Nexus One and much more, in Season 7 of GetConnected, coming April 1st!
This Week's Top Tech Rave
By Leila Pejman on Mar 19, 2010 at 1:05 PM
These are my top picks of tech news this week (I know it's Google heavy, but they've been coming out with the best raves)
Google's Nexus One is coming to Canada. Finally! [CTV]
Bad blood growing between Apple and Google. [NY Times]
Could this be true? Facebook bigger than Google? [Financial Times]
Add to your wish list: Google TV [Globe & Mail]
Heart Racing at the Paralympics
By Leila Pejman on Mar 19, 2010 at 9:34 AM
At the Vancouver 2010 Winter Paralympics, GE health care has debuted the MAC 800 ECG, a portable ECG (electrocardiograph), to help assist physician care to athletes and trainers during the Games.
Not a gadget we usually cover on GetConnected but when you consider that a full size ECG usually weights around 65 pounds and this portable, briefcase-sized one weights less than seven pounds, you realize it's a big feat of technology.
Facebook Goes Loco
By Claire Dumican on Mar 18, 2010 at 8:56 AM
The word on the grapevine is that next month Facebook plans to unveil a tool that will add another dynamic to your friend integration. It seems you will be able to keep up to speed with your friends’ current locations.
Facebook has been working on a location-based tool for almost a year, but have been waiting to get their privacy terms water-tight and the service perfected. Rumour has it that there will be two distinct features of the tool. In its simplest version you’ll be able to directly share your location with friends. The more interesting aspect is that this tool will allow for independent developers to create apps that take advantage of the Facebook location function.
About 100 million people access Facebook from mobile devices, which makes a location feature an incredibly attractive idea to app developers.
Opera Releases Mini 5 Beta
By Veronica Bell on Mar 17, 2010 at 9:18 AM
Every week someone I talk to complains about problems with the browser that came on their smartphone. Whether it's the Blackberry Browser or the Nokia Browser, there is always someone that doesn't like their default browser.
While browser producer Opera isn't new to the game, they have recently released a new version of their Mini Browser. It's still in Beta mode but Opera Mini 5 is a huge improvement on Mini 4 as well as the majority of other default browsers.
Post to Twitter from "@anywhere"
By Kevin Lau on Mar 17, 2010 at 6:11 AM
"@anywhere" is Twitter's newest feature, offering Twitter users the ability to post directly to their Twitter accounts from third-party websites, bypassing the step of going to www.twitter.com altogether.
In many ways, it is similar to Facebook's "Facebook Connect" feature that has grown to be very popular.
When this feature is ready to roll out, initial participating sites will include Amazon, Bing, Yahoo!, Digg, eBay, and The New York Times, among a few others (Google is not part of the list).
Samson: Go Mic
Mar 16, 2010
Want a microphone to record your podcast? Talk on Skype? Rehearse for Canadian Idol? The Samson: Go Mic is a portable pocket-sized USB-based plug-n-play microphone with professional-grade recording quality.
It's compatible for both Macs and PCs, and it features a 20Hz to 18kHz frequency response. It also offers selectable cardioids or omni directional polar recording pattern. If you like the sound of your own voice, you can plug in headphones and monitor your vocals - a cheap way to rehearse for the next Canadian Idol audition!
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