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Tubetime Debuts Android Version of TV App
Tubetime has launched an Android version of its TV app, which provides a complete TV guide and universal remote features from a compatible Android device.
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URC Total Control TKP-7000 Offers Live Video Playback
Universal Remote Control's (URC's) new Total Control TKP-7000 in-wall colour touch pad allows users to, with URC cameras, display live, full-motion video on its 7" (1,024 x 600) screen.
Cellular & Wireless
Rumour: Google Looking to Purchase Mobile Mapping Company Waze
According to Reuters, citing two sources familiar with the matter, Google Inc. is in talks with mobile mapping company Waze about a potential purchase. It's been reported that Facebook Inc. has already offered to purchase Waze for US$1 billion.
Digital Imaging
Nikon Adds Fast Portrait Lens to 1 Nikkor Lineup
Nikon Canada Inc. has announced a new short telephoto lens for its Nikon 1 system of mirrorless cameras. The 1 Nikkor 32mm f/1.2 lens provides the same field-of-view as an 86mm lens on a 35mm film SLR. That focal length and the lens' wide maximum aperture make it ideal for portraiture and available-light photography, Nikon Canada notes.
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A Crack in the Plan: Rob Ford Video Owners are M.I.A.
Published: 05/24/2013 09:20:52 AM
It appears as if the most desirable mobile phone video of the moment is farther away from being seen than before, as the owners of a clip allegedly featuring Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine have gone M.I.A.
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Poll: Canadians Want to Leave Wallets at Home
Published: 05/24/2013 08:50:01 AM
According to a poll conducted by Wakefield Research on behalf of PayPal, 87% of Canadians said that they wished they were able to leave their wallets at home.
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Mobilicity Debtholders Vote in Favour of Telus' Acquisition Plans
Published: 05/23/2013 06:20:01 PM
Last week, it was revealed that Telus had agreed to purchase Mobilicity for $380 million. Today, one potential hurdle for the acquisition was successfully hopped.
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