Apple recently announced the iPhone 3.0 software. The software boasts new features such as search, A2DP bluetooth and wireless tethering. A look at iPhone 3.0 Beta 3, unveils what will be seen by the masses when the update is released this summer.

Today Rogers Wireless announced the pricing and details of their data plans for the iPhone 3G which will be hitting Canada on July 11, 2008.

A former EMI executive says the old ways delivering music are gone and the industry is waking up and trying out new methods to deliver content in an effort to remain a profitable industry.

Facebook is planning a redesign of their profile pages to stay above their competition by attempting to regain a clean and tidy look while keeping third-party applications on the site.

Yahoo! Music Service will be shutting its doors later this year and it's customers will transfered to Rhapsody's music service which offers that same unlimited music downloads at a higher premium.

GameSpot fired a longtime employee, Jeff Gerstmann, on the grounds that he did not positively review the game, Kane and Lynch, which was being advertised throughout GameSpot pages.

Microsoft is planning to introduce an ad-supported Microsoft Works Suite. They hope to introduce this through a pilot project with OEMs (Original equipment manufacturer) in the coming months.

'The Simpsons Movie' heads into theatres worldwide today and with its large fanbase, powerful marketing and positive reviews will it break all records in the box offices this weekend and set the bar much higher?

Nintendo had a smashing success with Wii Sports as it bringing in some innovation and drew in a crowd of gamers that you would typically not expect. Now Nintendo has unveiled a new game that will rock the market in 2008.

Microsoft is planning to expand their successful XBOX Live Marketplace Worldwide to countries including Canada to provide HDTV and Movie downloads. Will they be able to carry out the service worldwide?

Counterfeit Colgate toothpaste has been circulating in the US and Canada which poses dangerous health issues. Now Colgate and health agencies are looking to get them off the shelves and make sure people buy the product they are looking for.

Canadian automotive plants maintain the title as the most productive within North America and are widening the gap in productivity between US and Canada. Will this be enough to keep car companies in Canada with the rising dollar?

Ontario lottery retailers (such as convinience stores) will have to go through tougher security through Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario to ensure that customers are entitled to a fair system

Many Canadians are envious over their American neighbours due to the iPhone. Apple has been extremely quite about iPhone plans internationally and their are options for Canadians looking for an iPhone.

Facebook has announced partnerships with numerous companies to bring its large userbase a new set of toys to play with, including partnerships with Amazon, Microsoft and even YouTube.

A look at the new internet downloading service that is sure to cause a stir in the music/video marketplace.

The whole Internet community is up in arms over the recent censorship of the HD DVD hex code that has been leaked to many websites. Digg users value freedom of speech and this has gotten them virtually rioting the site.

A younger Kiefer Sutherland showing the NDP's Mouseland campaign. Remember the story of the white cats replacing the black cats?

The NDP Toronto Centre Riding Association has chosen El-Farouk Khaki to compete with Bob Rae who is now a Liberal in the next federal election.

The Internet as a whole is anonymous. It allows us to do many things, some of which are bad and some that are good. But some say anonymity creates more problems that solutions, so should anonymity be wiped out on the Internet?