Over the next couple of weeks proud parents, grandparents and other family members will be watching their graduates walk across a stage in cap and gown happily accepting what took years to obtain, an education that will open doors and create a future with possibility.

Most of us are looking for something of significance, and also something our graduates can get some use out of over the summer as that perfect graduation gift.  I tend to be partial to a camera as the perfect gift for grads. 

Yes, that’s correct. Samsung has just launched the mother of all TV’s that takes television to the next level. In addition to some sweet features that I’ll mention later in this post, this high definition 3D TV is equipped for free Internet calls. It seems that Facebook isn’t the only company that’s partnered with Skype recently. The all-new Samsung 46” 1080p 120Hz 3D LED HDTV comes with Skype software built right in.

While we can all appreciate the power and flexibility offered when you build a system component by component, there’s something about all-in-one options that’s very appealing. This applies to home theatre, where a single soundbar with one connection to the TV and a power cord can replace five or more individual speakers, a receiver and a mess of wires, and the same concept holds true with PCs. An all-in-one PC from the likes of Sony, Acer, HP or Samsung packs all the components —monitor, CPU and storage— in a single, space-saving and stylish package. Say good-bye to clutter, cords and desktop sprawl without going to a laptop and giving up the big screen or compromising on performance.

There’s been considerable excitement over Google’s move to bring its popular Chromebooks to Canada, including the announcement that Best Buy Canada will be carrying the Samsung Chromebook XE303C12. However, with the product line being so new to this country and Chromebooks in general just starting to take off in the market, there is some confusion about why someone would choose a Chromebook over other options like a regular PC laptop. This comparison between three of the primary classes of portable computers is intended to help you understand when a Chromebook might make a better choice than buying another laptop or an Ultrabook.

Last week, Samsung hosted a series of launch parties across Canada to celebrate the launch of the much anticipated, Galaxy SIII. I’ve been using the phone for over a month now and it certainly doesn’t disappoint. In fact, I would go so far as to say I don’t miss my iPhone at all (sorry, apple lovers…I’m just sayin’).

Isn’t technology wonderful? New smartphones, new tablets, new computers – With so many new and amazing gadgets on the market, it’s hard to pick just one of everything. Sometimes, though, a device comes along that just stands out from the rest - Case in point? The Samsung Galaxy S III.

The Galaxy S III is packed with everything you could possibly want in a smartphone. With a 4.8 inch high definition screen, Android’s 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system, and a speedy 1.5GHz dual-core processor, the Galaxy S III is full of new and cool features that make it one of the most user-friendly phones on the market.