Share your music moments with SoundTracking, get stylish rain or shine reports with 1Weather, stay committed to exercise with GymPact and more!

Rogers One Number – a brand new service from Rogers – will save your sanity. We promise!

Insane Norwegian ice skating, embarrassing grandparents, Harry Potter in a minute and more!

A fantastic eBook about bats, weird but true trivia from National Geographic, an Android battery booster and more

OK Go sings about colour on Sesame Street, Ferris Bueller (kinda) returns, Romeo & Juliet in 30 seconds and more in this week’s viral video rundown!

Measure the speed of your slap shot, become a music encyclopedia, comment on sporting events in real-time and more in this week’s app reviews

A micro-journal in the cloud with Day One, two classic games collide with Puzzlejuice, Jotly rates literally everything around you, and more

A guitar-shredding kid, celebrity sleepovers, painting with basketballs, 365 backflips and more in this week’s viral video rundown

Stars Wars goes to the dogs, a year in the life of a locked bike, every one of Homer Simpson’s ‘dohs’ and much more viral weirdness

The Onion’s Magic Answer Ball is hilarious (but probably not reliable), Dave Mustaine: Guitar Prodigy will have you shredding like a pro, Art Rage is an amazingly realistic painting app, and more

Weird or wonderful? Gimmicky gadgets from CES 2012

Storytree helps you and your friends share memories, MoneyWise helps you balance your pocketbook, Mixologist finally comes to Android and more!

How much smarter are they really?

Breakfast cereal-eating lizards, Harrison Ford goes meta, kitten fights a mirror and loses, jaw-dropping finger painting and more on this week’s viral video roundup

From practical to purely concept here are our favourite tablets coming down the pipe in 2012.

Cream of the crop in gadgetry to add ease to your life. Some of these picks are even affordable!

Here are our 5 favourite bits of kit from the Digital Experience event leading up to the International Consumer Electronics Show 2012. Atari Arcade anyone?

Keep your resolutions with Habit Streak Pro, stay on top of social networking with Buffer, waste time on Reddit with Bacon Reader and more!

Make your own action movies with believable effects, wake up to Jimmy Fallon’s voice, catch up on pop culture with The Soup and more

The classic Grand Theft Auto III makes its way onto the iPhone, Pzizz lets Android users catch some z’s, Cloth helps you manage you wardrobe and Hipstamatic returns with a “disposable” camera

The best new apps for iOS and Android!

Enjoy portable viewing with Epson’s Video Glasses

This month’s buzziest tech lingo

Victor Lucas, Co-host of The Electric Playground, on the tech that gets him through the day

We asked an expert to explain the science behind your iPhone’s voice control software

Now that we all know how the internet works, how do you want it to work for you?

Toronto’s conceptual designer J. P. Rishea and his radical gear

This month’s buzziest tech lingo

Two new speakerphones put your voice in control

Wrestling superstar John Morrison could destroy you in a matter of seconds, but he’s lost without his iPhone

What’s behind the searching, browsing and surfing?

Your weekly fix of the best in new movie trailers

The science behind how glasses-free 3D TV works

The National Geographic photographer on his favourite gear, shooting in the rain forest and what to do when a lion comes running at you

Going deep with National Geographic lensman Brian Skerry

It’s popping up everywhere, but how does this new technology work?

Aussie artist Gavin Smith and his LightScythe

Keep tabs on kids, pets and valuables with Garmin’s GTU 10

This month’s buzziest tech lingo

The Dark Knight Rises and Amazing Spider-Man teasers, Dream House, Crazy Stupid Love and more

This month’s buzziest tech lingo

The world prepares for IPv6

Toronto company launches private student network Katalyst

Canada’s Milos Raonic loves his tech, fan’s tweets and the pro tour

This souped-up hybrid bike has some serious power

Looking to the future of musical performance with wearable instruments