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There's a Totally Sexist App for That!

N/A Inc. | Posted 05.23.2013 | Canada Business
N/A Inc.

Siri, Jeannie, Andy and even Edwin all reply to their users in female voices, and the trend of "female" virtual assistant apps isn't going anywhere. The multitude of "female" personal assistant apps in the marketplace feels terrifyingly counter-productive to all the strides women have made in the work place over the last few decades.

SavvyMom Roundup: Home Renos, High Tech PJs, Mommy Blogger Uprising and More

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 05.03.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

I've been knee deep in the blogs lately so I'm paying a lot of attention to what's hot in that space. Diaperless parenting trends, mom blog conferences, innovative dads and a bathroom reno all caught my attention this week.

Hey Moms, There's an App for That

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 05.21.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

It's time to reclaim the iPhone and take the iPad back for yourself. Here's our list of The Best Apps for Moms -- from brain teasers and fun games to finding downtime, there's an app just for you in there somewhere.

SavvyMom Roundup: Well Behaved Kids Get Discounts Now?

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 04.20.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

It's a short week for most moms with the long weekend, so I'll be brief. There is a lot to report and reflect on -- drinking and driving, an app that tells you when to take a pee break, home organizing solutions and restaurants promoting well-behaved kids. What is the world coming to?

What I think of Vine iPhone App!

Jenna Em | Posted 04.02.2013 | Canada
Jenna Em

I recently heard how the new Vine app was taking the Social Media world by storm. It's an iPhone app that allows you to shoot a 6 second looping video and upload it to Twitter, Facebook and the Vine network. At first the idea of making a mini movie didn't sound novel to me, but I still knew that I wanted to check it out!

9 Savvy Photo Apps You Should Know About

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 03.20.2013 | Canada
Minnow Hamilton

Did you just dump your holiday photos on Facebook and call it a day? We've got nine simple and fab new tools that allow you to take those shots and share them, save them, enhance them and turn your family memories into keepsakes.

SavvyMom Roundup: Does That Baby Have a Moustache?

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 01.03.2013 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

It was a wild and crazy week, what with Sandy blowing through town and leaving her wreckage. Fortunately we were left unscathed, and I'm truly grateful. Then I came across this hilarious kids' pacifier with a fake moustache attached. It's so awful it's almost cute.

Brand Engagement: Three Ways to Stay Ahead of the Curve

Tod Maffin | Posted 12.30.2012 | Canada Business
Tod Maffin

The most effective brands driving engagement are those who are able to be relatable, and those which use their social media channels to talk about things their audience cares about. When people feel they're touching on something that matters to them, they're much more likely to participate and give back. But what will brand engagement look like in the future, and how do you stay a step ahead of trends?

SavvyMom's Solution to a Home Cluttered With Art

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 11.07.2012 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

With back to school comes the inevitable onslaught of our offspring's artistic endeavours (gulp). Their creativity is irrefutable but managing the volume is at odds with our resolution to control the clutter, and we're not up for the tears induced by one-too-many garbaflage attempts last year. Here to save our sanity -- and valuable storage space -- is easy app Artkive.

SavvyMom Roundup: Back To School Tips, Glam Grocery Stores And Yummy Caffeine Bars

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 10.22.2012 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

I'm scrambling to make my deadline on this post because it's already been a busy week full of useful tidbits for parents preparing their kids for back to school routines; trips to Longo's newest store in Toronto; testing out the bar-formm love child of coffee and chocolate and a sneak peeks of a Canadian app designed for new mommies and their babies.

10 Back-To-School Mobile Apps For University Students

CBC | Posted 11.05.2012 | Canada Living

Many students are heading back to school with smartphones and tablets in their backpacks, and there's a host of free and low-cost apps out there that ...

Savvy Apps for Smart Kids

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 10.11.2012 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

Sure, we would rather our kids ran around outside in the fresh air all day long, but a little downtime never hurt anyone. Whether you're on a train, plane or automobile, or you just need a little screen-saver time, let your little people learn a little while they play on the iPhone, iPad or iPod with one of these 10 Apps for Smart Kids.

Thought 3-D Was Cool? Welcome to Augmented Reality

Dax Hamman | Posted 07.23.2012 | Canada Business
Dax Hamman

No longer will we have to settle for the environment that someone else has chosen for us. Instead, we can simply switch it up with a mere thought or swipe of a virtual keypad and have it become more suited to our tastes. As the technology becomes more prevalent, major questions begin to form for society about the impact this has.

SavvyMom's Guide to May

Minnow Hamilton | Posted 07.14.2012 | Canada Living
Minnow Hamilton

May is your month, moms! Here's some tips to help make your mother's day month the best it can be. Lots of things to read, download and try while the weather warms up.

Step Back Jocks. Geeks are the New Cool.

Paul Barter | Posted 05.09.2012 | Canada
Paul Barter

Maybe Bobby Kennedy was a geek at heart when he said: "There are those who look at things the way they are, and ask why? I dream of things that never were, and ask why not?" A geek couldn't say it better.

Why Is Open Data Still Guarded?

Elaine Mah | Posted 04.10.2012 | Canada Business
Elaine Mah

Currently, the available open data seems to be used primarily by developers who make and sell apps, or by enthusiasts who write code as a hobby. It leaves me wondering if the only promise of open data is in monetizing that information for a downloadable app that may be of limited long-term value.

Canadians Leading The Way In Online, Mobile Banking

CP | Michael Oliveira, The Canadian Press | Posted 02.13.2012 | Canada Business

TORONTO - Most Canadians still aren't pulling out their phones to check their bank account balances and pay bills but experts and users alike expect a...

Research In Motion Layoff 200 To Cut Costs: Report

The Canadian Press | Posted 08.21.2011 | Canada

THE CANADIAN PRESS -- MONTREAL - Research In Motion is moving to cut costs by laying off a reported 200 employees in its hometown, as the BlackBerry m...