Daniel Bader

Rogers has launched a new initiative to bring Sportsnet Now, its full suite of sports channels, to all Canadians with an internet connection, for $25 per month.

Android 7.1 is on its way, first as a Developer Preview released later this month and then as a public release in early December.

Gadgets make traveling easier, but they also get in the way of just enjoying your damn self.

America's telecom regulator has made public its intention to roll back net neutrality laws. Here's what you need to know.

We use our phones as cameras more and more each year, and they're getting better very quickly.

Constant change is music for my soul. Android's frenetic pace of change fuels that.

Thoughts from a pretty weird, disturbing Saturday.

My dad's love of music — and expensive stereo equipment — has influenced how I approach today's crop of smart speakers.

Philips has given its Android app a little redesign, and it’s now easier to do... everything.

The budget and mid-range phone space is full of great phones, so does that make you less likely to buy a flagship?

Google's Whitechapel silicon, expected to launch with the Pixel 6, won't be a powerhouse, but it will pave the way for Google to reclaim its photography crown.

It's been a year of filling in the gaps, but these hobbies are what's keeping me going.

Come for the keyboard, stay for the battery life. You already know if this is your next phone.

The Moto G5 Plus is probably your best best for an under-$250 smartphone, but you'll have to spend closer to $300 for a bit of future-proofing.

Today's Super Bowl is unlike any in history, but that's true of so many public events, the most remarkable thing is how normal it all feels.

It's taken two years, but Diablo Immortal is finally playable, but only in Australia. Still, it's really good.

Jabra is back, and the sequel to its popular Elite 75t is a pair of ANC true wireless earbuds with wireless charging, 12mm drivers, and a couple of compromises.