Electronics News

Black Friday is shortly around the corner and the deals are coming. Make sure you do not miss out on the latest consumer electronics price cuts. These deals apply to Canada and United States residents only.

Bentonville - A glitch on Wal-Mart's website early Wednesday morning gave shoppers the opportunity to purchase electronics that are normally worth hundreds of dollars for less than $9.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that a million of the tiny, cheap computers have now been manufactured within the UK.

In recent years, Intel has made many leaps forward in the area of efficient computing. Working on several different angles from the fourth generation Haswell processors to a more mobile Intel Atom processor, Intel has amazed us again.

Independent Canadian electronics retailers say that today’s key to survival is offering customers something different than what large chains are providing.

Most college grads are polishing their resumes and applying for jobs in a weak economy. However, one recent graduate of Brigham Young University is busy growing his underwater electronics business.

The delay of the iPhone 5S could be explained with what Apple has in store for us next. With no iPhone 5S announcement at the WWDC, it looks like Apple has good intentions with something big planned.

U.S. hedge fund billionaire Daniel Loeb is suggesting that Sony Corporation break up its different divisions; however Sony's CEO remains committed to "Sonyness."

A group called "Stop the Cyborgs" have launched a campaign against Google Glass and other augmented reality gadgets. The campaign is based upon a 'loss of privacy'.

Montreal - In order to pay for a new recycling program for electronics, the province of Quebec has introduced a new environmental fee that will be applied to the purchases of televisions, laptops and cell phones.