Underground Woman’s Review
I love my Pebble. Admittedly, I am a watch fanatic. I have a wide variety of watches, ranging from the very basic black Timex to the more stylish Swatch (yes, multiples of those), through to the inherited, classy ladies’ Bulova.
I also adore my smartphone. Where I was once entirely disinterested in…
The problem with consumer electronics reviews on monster sites like CNET is that writers never have to pay for their own consumer electronics.
Manufacturers provide them for free. Writers test them for a week or two, and then crap out their articles. It’s a perfectly symbiotic relationship. One party needs to evangelize its flashy new…
These days, life on the leading edge of consumer technology is a little like sitting through a student production of Waiting for Godot. The tech press, such as it exists online with its adolescent sense of gravitas, breathlessly anticipates the arrival of a new and highly disruptive widget, preferably from Apple. Instead, it has to…
Presuming you are the average Canadian consumer of wireless services, in all likelihood your mobile phone was provided to you by a telecomm company on a subsidized contracted service plan. In that case, who actually owns your phone? I ask the question because recent announcements by the big three (Rogers, Bell and Telus)…
The packages sold by Roam Mobility are a lot more convenient than the other carriers. Rogers, by comparison, does not offer unlimited talk roaming packages, offers unlimited sent texts only and charges a per MegaByte data package add-on that’s either a one month pass (31 days) or a 3 month pass. Your other alternative is…