How-to

 A soundbar doesn’t just amplify sound —it brings life right into your TV. Choosing the right soundbar for your home just takes a few considerations.

It feels like its turned into sunscreen and flipflop weather practically overnight, and with temps predicted to rise over the weekend, I’ve had to get creative in the baking department. Thankfully I don’t have to turn on my oven to create a great dessert. Icebox cakes are a no-bake treat that’s been around since World War I, and here are three delicious, classic recipes you can try yourself this weekend.

You're shopping for speakers; you think you've graduated from the tiny super portable wireless versions to something bigger and better, but where to begin? There are some excellent choices in a mid-to-large sized wireless speakers from top manufacturers like Sonos and Harman Kardon.

You can get more out of your home theatre by adding in-home audio components including speakers, subwoofers, and sound bars.

Learn how to watch the biggest sports games without cable in Canada, from streaming apps and services to using smart TVs.

Learn how to set up a backyard movie night with the right projector, screen, speakers, and more for the best outdoor movie experience.

When your Wi-Fi network is set up properly and everything’s humming, life is good. But what happens when it’s time for a new router, or when you move out of your parents’ house to go to college or university and need to start from scratch with your own Wi-Fi network? Building a new wireless network —complete with printer access and storage— used to be a challenge, but these days you don’t need to be a systems administrator to do it. In fact, most router companies offer plug and play options that make setup and configuration a matter of minutes.

 Looking for ways to improve your home theatre experience? Here are 10 suggestions, both big and small, that you can implement today.