Its big feature is Bluetooth connectivity with wireless headphones and speakers with VoiceView screen reader allowing visually impaired readers to have navigation and text read out to them. Nice!

So how do you find the right tech gift for dad? Look for smart ways to enhance his digital life with smarter and affordable ways to do more.

Technology today changes constantly. Sometimes it's not very noticeable, but as we explain in this blog post, sometimes the changes can be mind-boggling.

The number of single-dwelling households will grow to 40 per cent of all households by 2030 as more folks will live in split households, some in different countries dictated by where mothers or fathers will need to live for work. This means "two of everything” will be purchased by one family for separate homes.

They are our Easter Sunday giveaway prizes from Dyson, Plantronics and Fitbit on Sunday's Tech Talk segment! Needless to say, they also happen to be super hi-tech from industries that have a few things in common: Make it better, smarter and cooler.

Smartphones stole the show with new models ranging in price from $150 to $1,000. Two South Korean fierce competitors, Samsung and LG, stole the show with their new flagship smartphones.

Shaw subscribers can watch most of their subscribed TV content, like live newscasts, sports games and in-demand content on their portable devices anywhere in Canada

My holiday gift guide uses a simple formula: Pick the best made, designed and functional tech items for yourself or others dear to you. The coolest first six items are also our giveaways so make sure to tune to my Edmonton Global TV Sunday Morning special Tech Talk giveaway at 9:45 for a chance to win big.

If you are picking up your phone every few minutes checking for updates or are in meetings or a movie theatre and take sneak peaks at your phone and are moderately active, then smart watches are ready for you. But be warned: smart watches need to be charged daily, like smart phones. They are also as addictive as smart phones.

“Human hospitality has incredible power for making you feel like you belong someplace,” says Airbnb’s manager for Canada, Aaron Zifkin.