Ted Kritsonis
Editor Cellular/Mobile Technology
I’m a fortunate man in being able to do the fun job of following and reporting on one of the most exciting industries in the world today. In my time covering consumer tech, I’ve written for a number of publications, including the Globe and Mail, Yahoo! Canada, CBC.ca, Canoe, Digital Trends, MobileSyrup, G4 Tech, PC World, Faze and AppStorm. I’ve also appeared on TV as a tech expert for Global, CTV and the Shopping Channel.
Samsung releases new foldable phones and Galaxy Watches
Samsung unveils its latest Galaxy Z Fold7 and Flip7 foldable phones and Galaxy Watch8 and Watch8 Classic smartwatches.
All-New Segway E3 Electric Scooter available now
Segway is launching its latest scooter with the E3, a more entry-level model now available for pre-order exclusively through Best Buy Canada.
How to view PDFs on a Kobo eReader
One of the upsides in owning a Kobo eReader is the ability to view PDF files on the display and take them with you wherever you are.
How to install the Google Play Store on your Amazon Fire tablet
Amazon’s Fire tablets are affordable and user-friendly, and you can take that further by installing the Google Play Store on it for ever greater choice.
New tech finds from our Latest & Greatest this June
This month, my Latest and Greatest picks are the kind you may consider while spending time outside or somewhere abroad. Check out my new tech list.
Google Pixel 9a review
The Google Pixel 9a is an example of a value smartphone because it’s much cheaper than a flagship, yet doesn’t necessarily function that way.
Samsung goes thin and light with new Galaxy S25 Edge
Samsung is leaning into nostalgia by reviving the idea of slim smartphones with its newest premium device, the Galaxy S25 Edge.
Is your PC ready for Windows 11? A complete compatibility guide
It may be time to upgrade your PC to Windows 11 but do you have everything necessary to ensure a smooth transition?
Samsung Galaxy Ring review
The Samsung Galaxy Ring isn’t the first smart ring to market but it’s one of the most recognizable in this growing segment.
Windows 10 end of support: what it means and what you should do
As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft will end all support for Windows 10, meaning no more updates, fixes, and tech support for the operating system.