Michael:
I respect you for being one of the brighter BNN business personalities but enough already of your constant RIM bashing. It doesn’t look good on you. Read more →
For an upcoming episode in Season 2, Kris Abel brings in this little robot that scans a room and takes a photo whenever its facial recognition routine kicks-in. Read more →
Charlotte at hip clothing store GotStyle helped CTV In Fashion reporter Glen Baxter dress Kris Abel and me for Season II of App Central. “You’re not a superhero,” says Glen of my hip holster for my iPhone. Glen: you can have my holster when you pry it from my cold, dead hip. Look for some new looks on the big show this fall. In the meantime, here are a few behind the scenes shots.
Last weekend Wifey and I decided to reward our 5 year old daughter with a cupcake for being so patient as we shopped across the street for curtain fabric at MacFab on Queen Street East. It had been 3 years since I had been in the neighbourhood and 10 years since I had sold my first home just off Degrassi Street. After years of being told the strip would never gentrify, Queen seemed more vibrant than ever — and out of the corner of my eye I spy this shop.
While the team prepares to record an episode of the world’s most popular show dedicated to apps, our ace audio engineer Gil Masuda cranks the show theme to the floor to get us in the mood. Hold onto your lunch, kiddies, it’s the App Central Rollercoaster!
Subject: Your Constant RIM bashingApril 4, 2012, 4:07 amFrom time to time BNN viewers take me to task for what they feel is my “constant RIM bashing.” This is what I tell them about why I’ve spent the past five years asking knowledgeable guests scary questions about the technology, the competition, and the management behind Canada’s only remaining technology hero.
Wired for WirelessSeptember 10, 2011, 3:20 pmThe Estate is now fully wired for wireless Internet access, with multiple points handing-off service to mobile devices to ensure seamless high speed access at all times.
iPhone’s Dirty Little SecretsJuly 7, 2009, 11:00 amOur Editor in Chief breaks through Steve Jobs’ Reality Distortion Field to point out some serious flaws with the world’s fastest selling mobile phone.
