Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and what better way to say “I love you mom,” than to pick up a few high-tech gifts this year. If you’re looking for some inspiration, take a look at some of my top picks, right now.
Motorola RAZR
The new Motorola RAZR is the most captivating Android-powered smartphone on the scene. The RAZR can stream music, pictures and more from your home or work computer—anytime, anywhere. In the light of day or dim of night, hyper-vibrant colours keep everything looking beautiful on the Super AMOLED Advanced 4.3 display. The RAZR is even armed with Kevlar for strength.
- Lightning fast 1.2 GHz dual-core processor and a cool 1GB of RAM
- Hyper-saturated 4.3” Super AMOLED Advanced display
- Super durable Kevlar fiber and Corning Gorilla Glass screen with splash-guard coating
- The Motorola MotoCast app gives you the power to stream or download content from your PC straight to your device – no uploading to the cloud needed
- Transformative accessories like the new Motorola Lapdock 500 Pro and Motorola Lapdock 100, Smart Controller, HD Dock and HD station make Motorola RAZR a force to be reckoned with.
HP Photosmart 5510 Printer
The HP Photosmart 5510 e-All-in-One will redefine the way Mom prints, copies and scans. The printer is a perfect fit for any room in the home, and with its high-resolution touchscreen and access to HP Print Apps, Mom will be in printer-heaven. Best of all, with an MSRP of only $99.99, the printer won’t exceed your budget.
To meet the needs of the social media savvy Mom, the HP Photosmart 5510 eAiO is also packed with the latest web-connected technology. She can use HP ePrint to print from an email-enabled smartphone or tablet from virtually anywhere, directly to the printer. Need directions fast? Mom can use the MapQuest application to print directions right from the printer’s touchscreen. Does your mom love taking photos? With HP Print Apps, your Mom can make beautiful photobooks with Snapfish.
Philips Wake-up Light Plus
Waking up early and feeling energized has always felt like polar opposites for me. There is no doubt that this is a similar situation for many moms around the world, too. Studies have shown that people feel more energetic and refreshed during those sunny, bright summer mornings when the sun is shining through.
Nothing is worse than waking up in a dark bedroom, turning on your bedside lamp, and having your eyes feel disrupted from shock of the bright light. I discovered the Philips Wake-up Light Plus – got hold of it – and tested it first-hand for The Digital Life on CityLine.ca. I will admit I was really skeptical initially; doubting the product’s success and whether it would work at all. I am one who wakes up in the dark, and the Wake-up Light allowed me to have that simulated sunlight, waking up more naturally and well-rested.
The National Sleep Foundation has chosen to make Philips Wake-up Light Plus its Official Light Therapy Product, in recognition of the benefits they provide in helping you wake-up better, brighter, and more energetic throughout your day.
Blurb
Blurb allows you to create a personalized, bookstore-quality book filled with your photos and loving words. With a price tag that can be less than a dozen roses, you can create a truly original gift that will always be cherished.
With Blurb, you’ll find all the tools you need to make your own photo book, whether you’re making a personalized wedding album, cookbook, baby book, travel photo book, or fundraising book. Count on bookstore-quality printing and binding, and a range of choices from hardcover photobooks to soft-cover paperbacks in an array of trim sizes.
Holding a finished book with your name on the cover is a truly amazing feeling; it’s one of those experiences everyone should have.
YOUR CHANCE TO WIN!
As Mother’s Day approaches, CityLine.ca, Motorola, HP, Philips, and Blurb want to give you a chance to win a prize pack (worth approximately $830.00 CAD) containing one of each product below:
- ONE Motorola RAZR
- ONE HP Photosmart 5510 Printer
- ONE Philips Wake-up Light Plus
- ONE $50 gift-voucher for you to create your own Blurb book
Here’s how you can enter:
1) Follow @CityLineCa and @WinstonSih, and tweet us why you want to be the ultimate connected mom!
2) Be sure to include in your tweet the hash tag #CityLineMothersDay to ensure you’re considered for the prize pack, worth approximately $830.00 CAD!
Deadline: Wednesday, May 9, 2012, 5pm EST.
The winner will be selected via the dedicated “#CityLineMothersDay” hash tag, so be sure to include it in your tweet!
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]]>The American study drew from an online survey of over 2,500 people between the ages of 8-54 years old, in addition to extensive interviews conducted with tablet users in New York, and Los Angeles.
Some of the results indicating that over the span of a few years, tablet computers have exponentially increased to the second preferred full-length television viewing device, behind the traditional television. The rising tablet trend accounts for 15 per cent of all full-length TV show viewing. Viacom’s press releasesays:
“Since tablets came into play, FLTV show viewing on desktops and smartphones has declined the most. Top genres viewed on tablets – comedy and music – align more with computers than the TV. Reality is the top genre viewed on television, followed by drama, science fiction and sports.”
It was found that there is a clear correlation between Netflix subscribers, Apple TV owners and AirPlay users, as they are also aggressive tablet users.
Other results from “Tapping Into Tabletomics” included that over one third of both AirPlay and WhisperSync users — 35 per cent and 34 per cent respectively — report that they watch more television shows on their tablets because of the wide availability of mobile applications.
While tablets are being reported as the second most-watched source for television shows, are the number percentages high enough to fuel the trend for the several years to come?
A large number of users are also participating in a “dual-screen” companion app experience — proving to be quite a success. Traditional television shows — a great example being Citytv’s Canada’s Got Talent – are integrating a digital interactive application. It allows viewers to interact via chat, Twitter and Facebook, into the television-watching experience acting as a complementary add-on, rather than separate television screen altogether.
“Our audiences are some of the most deeply engaged and active across social platforms,” said Colleen Fahey Rush, Executive Vice President and Chief Research Officer, Viacom Media Networks. “Co-viewing apps create more meaningful ways to reach them and represent an entirely new level of engagement for fans of our content.”
With the popularity of the iPad and similar tablets, these results may appear obvious to some. The traditional television still reigns supreme when it comes to providing the best experience. While the tablets are great for providing convenient on-demand content, the reality is people are still going to desire to watch their favourite football game, or HD content. The tablet is simply too small to watch games for hours on end.
Other factors one must take into consideration would include the ISP bandwidth, data usage bucket caps, reliability of the connection, and processing power/graphics of the tablet itself.
Are you watching more content on your tablet, versus your desktop PC? In past experience, what was the selection like for you, in terms of programming? Is it comparable to a traditional cable/satellite subscription? Do you find companion-apps to be a huge distraction to the show, altogether? Sound off in the comments below.
[With files from Viacom]
Follow Winston Sih on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WinstonSih
Repost from HuffingtonPost.com
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“My marriage was heading in the wrong direction and my best friend was battling a major depression. I came home from work and said to myself ‘I need a way to focus on the positive,’” he told CityLine.ca. “So I started up 1000awesomethings.com as a way to focus on the positive – and started writing about warm underwear from the dryer, popping bubble wrap, and flipping to the cold side of the pillow.”
His solution to finding the good in his life was to write about one of his life’s simplest joys, every single day on his blog 1000awesomethings.com, eventually gaining millions of readers internationally.
Following the success of his blog and his original book, The Book of Awesome, Pasricha’s second release – The Book of (Even More) Awesome – is chock-a-block with his must-read “awesome things,” including exclusive never-before-seen moments.
“I was lucky when 10 literary agents came to me after 1000 Awesome Things ended up winning a Webby Award for ‘Best Blog in the World.’ Believe me; I was most surprised of all. I had no idea The Book of Awesome would be on the bestseller list for two straight years.”
The Book of (Even More) Awesome focuses on down-to-earth and everyday stories, highlighting the art of living well.
Readers will find the book very relatable, with many anecdotes most have experienced first-hand –including letting go of the gas pump perfectly so you end on a round number; when your windshield wipers match the beat of the song you’re driving to; waking up to the smell of sizzling bacon; and simply napping with the one you love.
When we asked Pasricha about how one can start to find the small joys in life, he said, “It’s simple.”
“Write down one awesome thing every single day. That’s it! Keep the list in your desk drawer, beside your bed, or on your fridge. Just add one a day. Did you see the same car you had as a kid on the roads? Did you get a spontaneous massage from your husband? Write it down! The list will serve as your own Book of Awesome and looking back at it will remind you of good times when you’re feeling low,” he advised.
The Book of (Even More) Awesome is also very funny, and should bring many smiles to readers. As for where Pasricha channels his humour from, he says that “perhaps growing up with a different perspective on the world lets us make fun of ourselves a little easier.”
After hundreds of blog posts, Pasricha will be bringing his blog to a close on April 19th, 2012. He says jokingly, “I plan to smash a smoke bomb into the sidewalk and disappear completely.”
“But honestly, I look forward to taking my own advice, stopping to smell the awesome, and living a simple life where, day by day, I keep focusing on awesome things.”
He’s looking forward to enjoying the small things in life like cooking, riding his bike, and spending more time with his friends.
We concluded our interview by asking him, “If there was one thing you want readers to pull out of the book, what would it be and why?”
His response was simple: “You are already living an awesome life.”
The Book of (Even More) Awesome is available in bookstores now, and you can preview the first twenty pages of it, here.
As seen on CityLine – April 16, 2012
As always, you can re-watch previous episodes of CityLine on Citytv.com, or via the Citytv Video iPad/iPhone app! CityLine airs 9am/4pm EST on Citytv in Toronto. Check Citytv.com for air times in your city.
Show Notes:
Winston’s credits:
Philips
www.philips.ca/c/light-therapy/289992/cat/en/#/cp_tab1
Wake-up Light Plus
Canadian Tire
www.canadiantire.ca
Schwinn Tango 20-in Folding Hybrid Bike
Samsung
www.samsung.ca
Samsung Galaxy Note
Motorola
www.motorola.ca
MOTOACTV 8GB GPS Watch
Future Shop
www.futureshop.ca
Logitech Harmony 900 Remote
Toshiba
www.toshiba.ca
Toshiba Camileo BW10 Sportscam (Video)
SONY
www.sony.ca
Cyber-shot Digital Camera TX20 (Photo/Video)
HomeWetBar
www.homewetbar.com
Pool Jam Waterproof iPod Ready Wireless Speaker Set
GoPro
www.gopro.com
GoPro Hero HD (Active/Wearable)
Originating from the famous blog, 1000awesomethings.com, The Book of (Even More) Awesome (Penguin Canada) discusses the short anecdotes that author Neil Pasricha has written. Back in June of 2008, Neil’s goal was to write about one awesome thing each day – things that people often overlook or take for granted in their day-to-day lives.
This has been my go-to book for my ride into work every day – bringing many awkward smiles and bursts of laughter amongst a group of subway strangers. Pasricha’s humour and often quirky stories are extremely relatable to readers; and that success has led to more than 40 million hits, 3 “Webby Awards,” and recognition in The New York Times as a bestseller.
I strongly recommend reading the book, in addition to taking a look at his blog, 1000awesomethings.com. After four years of weekday 12:01am blog posts, April 19th will mark his final post on his website. Be sure to tune into that, too!
Stay tuned to WinstonSih.com and CityLine.ca, as I’ll be posting a one-on-one interview with author Neil Pasricha.
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As seen on CityLine – March 12, 2012
As always, you can re-watch previous episodes of CityLine on Citytv.com, or via the Citytv Video iPad/iPhone app! CityLine airs 9am/4pm EST on Citytv in Toronto. Check Citytv.com for air times in your city.
Show Notes:
Winston’s kitchen gadget segment:
Canadian Tire
www.canadiantire.ca
Starfrit Swizzz Prozzz Chopper
Cuisinart Supreme Grind Auto Burr Mill
Future Shop
www.futureshop.ca
Breville Tea Maker
iGrill Cooking Thermometer
Kobo
www.kobobooks.com
Kobo Vox
BODUM
www.bodum.com
BISTRO Burr Grinder (Green)
Kitchen Stuff Plus
www.kitchenstuffplus.com
Chef’n Mini Magnetic Salt & Pepper Set
Cuisinart Electric Cookie Press
Wilton
www.wilton.com
Topping Tornado
These devices are especially great for people with only one or two coffee drinkers in their household, or if you’re an espresso drinker, these offer a great alternative to going to the local – saving you money in the end. There is a wide selection of machines when it comes to finding the perfect brewer for your household. Every machine is unique in itself, and one may cater better to your lifestyle than another.
Keeping in mind that this is the cream of the crop of information, here’s a guide to send you off in the right direction:
TASSIMO T46 – $149.99
The Tassimo machines are known for their slogan – “The barcode brews it better.” This coffee brewer allows you to brew espressos, cappuccinos, and lattes via their coffee pods, “T-Discs.” Bosch, the maker of the Tassimo, boasts the machine’s ability to freshly prepare coffee shop style beverages – one cup at a time – at the touch of a button.
“The unique, patented Tassimo system provides an unparalleled variety of beverages at the touch of a button.” Essentially, when the T-Disc is inserted, the Tassimo machine reads the unique bar code printed on the label. The code specifies the size, the brewing time and the optimum temperature required for making the perfect drink. The beverage brews inside the T DISC and flows directly from the T DISC into the cup.
KEURIG PLATINUM EDITION – $219.99
The Keurig has been one of the more popular coffee brewers that I have come across. They’re readily available, and I would say they have one of the widest selections of coffee pods – or “K-Cups” – on the market today. I’m a huge fan of the choices – some including ‘White Chocolate Mint,’ and ‘Khalua’ – giving your house guests the opportunity to pick the beverage they would like.
I find the Keurig machines one of the easiest to clean; and I especially love the ability to use your own favourite coffee blend via their “My K-Cup.” Keurig’s Platinum edition allows you to program auto-on/off times, as well as choose from five beverage sizes – features the Tassimo lack.
Unlike the Tassimo brewer, the Keurig’s K-Cups don’t have the capability to brew lattes, cappuccinos, and espresso-based drinks. In the fall, Keurig is coming out with a new machine – called the “Vue” – to offer that functionality for espresso drinkers.
NESPRESSO – DE’LONGHI LATTISSIMA PLUS – $399.99
The Nespresso machines are in my opinion one of the most aesthetically pleasing beverage brewers. The Italian producers have had a long history of producing high-quality household appliances, and creating full-bodied espresso-based beverages.
“De’Longhi’s patented milk frothing system is already standard in the fully automatic espresso makers. The system was optimized for the Lattissima Plus: The optimized steam jet technology and the new milk/steam ratio create fewer bubbles. The density of the milk froth makes it bond perfectly with the coffee and creates an even creamier froth on cappuccino and latte macchiato.”
The unit can make espresso, long coffee, cappuccino or latte macchiato at the touch of a button. The Lattissima Plus is perfect for individuals who crave a quick espresso or cappuccino, from time to time. If that is your primary purpose, this machine reins supreme compared to the Tassimo or Keurig.
FINAL THOUGHTS –
People are often questioning which single-serve brewer to invest in. At the end of the day, they’re all great at what they do, but it all comes down to which beverage you ‘fancy’ more over the other. If you’re into the espresso drinks, get the Nespresso; if you’re into the lattes, the Tassimo is for you; and if you’re a regular coffee consumer looking for flavoured coffee, take a look at the Keurig.
Again, keep in mind that the above is guide to send you in the right direction, and that you should still do your research before making the purchase.
If you have a single-serve brewer, which model do you own? Share your story with other CityLine.ca readers in the comments below!
Repost from CityLine.ca
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And the vacation comes to an end! As I am writing this blog, I am once again flying over the Atlantic Ocean heading back to North America – Philadelphia to be exact – where we’ll be taking a connecting flight back to Toronto.
I am actually quite irritated right now, as the lady sitting in front of me – quite the ignorant one, might I add – has decided to recline the seat all the way back, jump in and out of her seat, rustle paper wrap, crush soda cans, and anything that will cause noise and/or discomfort to anyone around her. All I am thinking about right now is five hours left until landing. Clearly, I’ve blessed. Did you catch my sarcasm?
I am saddened to be leaving Europe as it was quite the enjoyable “Amazing Race,” but I am also extremely thrilled to return home to my life, my friends, family, dogs, and work. There, I said it – work. I am, however, not excited to return home to the slew of emails sitting in my inbox. All seven-hundred-and-thirty of them in my WinstonSih.com account alone.
Europe was a great experience for me personally. As I have not been, I was able to learn quite a few things about European culture – something very different from the North American counterpart.
For example, Europeans love to live a relaxed lifestyle. I mean, I know North Americans do too, but Europeans know how to do it well! I love the fact that most cities take Sundays as a day off – something I wish we as Torontonians would do more often. We live in such a rushed society, we rarely get a moment to take a step back, reflect on our daily lives, and to count our blessings. Europeans know how to have fun (*cough* eat *cough*), and make room for family.
Family brings me to my next point of information. I found the people in Europe to be very proud of their country’s culture, traditions and heritage. Now it may sound very cliche – and a great opportunity for the souvenir industry – but in all honesty, I love that a country is able to wear themselves proudly. For example, Paris is proud of their arts and culture; Holland is proud of their countryside windmills/cheese making; and Germany is known for their love of beer. Again they all sound very cliché, but it just shows the true power of tradition and heritage, as well as how it can be presented to visiting tourists.
I also really enjoyed the fact that Europe has a sense of unity. The European Union brings together dozens of countries and bonds them together. It creates a community that unites the continent into one. Living in Toronto, it is not uncommon to see people speak other languages like Tamil, Urdu, Cantonese, Mandarin, and the list goes on. What you rarely see is people speaking our other official language – French. It amazed me that people in Europe are familiar with the multiple official languages of the country, and are able to communicate effectively with other locals.
I can go on and on about how much I enjoyed being a witness to European culture, and I’m also sure there’s a lot I’ve yet to learn. I definitely plan on returning in the future on another journey, exploring a few other new countries, in addition to sharing them with you lovely readers once again. The travel bug has bit me, and I look forward to my next adventure!
Thanks for coming along with me on my March-2012 journey through Europe!
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Ever since I’ve been on vacation, I’ve lost track of the day of the week. I woke up realizing it is Sunday, and that stores aren’t open! What were we going to do? I’m so used to being in Toronto, where we can get anything we want, whenever we want, so our touring continued today throughout Germany in what looked like a ghost town.
We left our hotel in Luxembourg, and made our way towards Trier – one of the oldest towns in Germany. We walked around the Ghost-town – acting like “Peeping Toms” in store windows – and visiting some of their landmarks including the Porta Nigra. It was a cloudy and rainy day, so that put a damper on some of our exploration plans.
After, we transferred over to Koblenz, between Bonn and Frankfurt. We walked along the dockside, and visited the remnants of the Berlin Wall. I had a desire to explore some of their local food, so we stopped into a local restaurant where we had their speciality – Braised pig shank over sautéed sauerkraut and mashed potatoes. Included with a pint of beer, the meal was only 10,50€. A steal in my opinion.
The rest of the day was spent driving back to Frankfurt, where we spent some time in their old town, grabbing some good eats and browsing their cafes, before heading back to the Sheraton.
We head back to Frankfurt-Hahn Airport tomorrow afternoon for our flight back to Toronto, connecting through Philadelphia; and marks the end of my vacation! It was a blast, and I plan on doing some reflecting on my 12-HOUR journey home tomorrow. Sigh. Stay tuned for the blog post!
For now, I’m turning in for the evening for a long day ahead. Ciao for now!
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Paris is history! Today wasn’t as busy as the last two days; we drove from Paris to Reims, France, where we took a tour of their Champagne country.
Reims (
/ˈriːmz/; also spelt Rheims; French: [ʁɛ̃s]), a city in the Champagne-Ardenneregion of France, lies 129 km (80 mi) east-northeast of Paris. Founded by the Gauls, it became a major city during the period of the Roman Empire.
Reims played a prominent ceremonial role in French monarchical history as the traditional site of the crowning of the kings of France. The Cathedral of Reims (damaged by the Germans during the First World War but restored since) played the same role in France as Westminster Abbey has in the United Kingdom. It housed the Holy Ampulla (Sainte Ampoule) containing the Saint Chrême (chrism), allegedly brought by a white dove (the Holy Spirit) at the baptism of Clovis in 496. It was used for the anointing, the most important part of the coronation of French kings. – Wikipedia
They are also well known for the creation of the sparkling wine, rightly named “Champagne,” after their province.
The name Champagne comes from the Latincampania and referred to the similarities between the rolling hills of the province and the Italian countryside of Campania located south of Rome.
In the High Middle Ages, the province was famous for the Champagne Fairs.
From Reims, we drove the rest of the day to Luxembourg – the country bordered by France, Germany and Belgium – where we toured many of their Roman Catholic churches. It is also our last stop before returning to Germany to transfer back to Canada.
One will notice that much of their land is below sea level. One would find houses under bridges where typically there would be a running river. If you’re interested in visiting Luxembourg, prepare to do a lot of climbing!
Tomorrow, we will spend the rest of the day in Luxembourg visiting some more of their national monuments. Luxembourg is very much a multicultural country as they speak German, French, and “Luxembourgish.” We’ll also be packing up as we prepare to journey back to Canada on Monday.
Europe has so much to offer tourists, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who’s up for an adventure. I am also ready to go home and fall back into my regular routine! I hate to admit it, but I’m starting to miss work! We’ll see what tomorrow has in store, but for now, bon soir!
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