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After much anticipation and speculation, Microsoft introduced the world to its latest video game and home entertainment console – the Xbox One.
Microsoft’s Don Mattrick and Yusuf Mehdi were on hand in Seattle as the company unveiled the new Xbox One gaming console on Tuesday. Here’s a look at some of the features.
“It’s great to be back on the planet,” Hadfield told Breakfast Television’s Kevin Frankish.
Keeley Rogers takes a look at how you can protect yourself from the ongoing issue of electronic pickpocketing.
It’s always his dream to travel to space and now Cody Alexander, 19, is one step closer.
Rogers’ Salim Jaichi talks about new phones, including the Samsung Galaxy S4. Rogers is the parent company of City, CityNews and CityNews.ca.
The Ontario government is introducing legislation aimed at protecting cellphone and wireless users entering into or leaving a contract.
With the change in weather it’s time for many to ditch those winter tires for all season but there’s more of your vehicle to maintain when spring rolls around.
Vine is an app that lets you easily record and share six second videos. CNN correspondent Jake Tapper takes a closer look at the atest social media craze.
These inventors have designed a pen that could change the way we think about doodling.
The Inside Story’s Avery Haines take a closer look at competitive robotics and the tenacious teens behind the intellectual sport.
Facebook unveiled a new service called Home hoping to make the social networking site the central hub on Android smartphones. CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke about the software on Thursday.
Samsung debuted its latest smartphone during an event in New York on Thursday and CityNews technology specialist Mike Yawney was there.
A Maryland, U.S. woman travelled up to the Honda manufacturing plant in Alliston to personally thank the people who built her 1990 Honda Civic after the vehicle’s odometer passed 500,000 miles.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke about significant changes to the website on Thursday in Menlo Park, Calif. He introduced a visually richer and mobile device-oriented newsfeed.
