Rogers offers NHL GameCentre Live and Centre Ice for free to subscribers

Here’s something for the hockey fanatics. Rogers is offering NHL GameCentre LIVE and NHL Centre Ice to its subscribers for free. Those eligible for NHL GameCentre LIVE with GamePlus include In-market Share Everything Plan (wireless); Hybrid Fibre 60 or above and Grandfathered Extreme Internet or above (Internet - Ontario); and Hybrid Fibre 50 or above and Grandfathered Extreme Internet or above (Internet - Atlantic).

Meanwhile, those who gain access to free NHL Centre Ice include Digital VIP or higher (TV); Hybrid Fibre 60 or above (Internet - Ontario); and Hybrid Fibre 50 or above and Grandfathered Extreme or above (Internet - Atlantic). Those who aren’t eligible can still watch the remainder of the 2014/2015 season. And those on wireless data and internet subscribers will get free subscription to NHL GameCentre LIVE until December 31, 2014.

Source: Rogers GameCentre LIVE

Bell's Raptors Fan Jam celebrates love of hoops

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Bell Mobility, Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and BlackBerry sponsored the Raptors Fan Jam presented by Bell which gave fans of Toronto's NBA basketball franchise the opportunity to see their favourite players, pose for photos as well as see some of them in action.

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Yahoo! updates Sports app for iOS, adds GIF creation tool

If you’ve thought about creating GIFs from some of your favorite sports moments, Yahoo! is giving you the power to do so on your iOS device. Yahoo! redesigned its Sports app to fit with the iOS 7 look and added a new GIF creation feature called Loops. It will allow you add your own caption, effects, and comments right inside the app. You don’t even have to look for that important or hilarious moment outside of the Sports app. You can download the app for the first time here or wait for the update to land on your iPhone or iPod touch.

Review: Withings Pulse fitness tracker

By Jared DiPane

Over the course of the last year we have seen a number of fitness trackers come to the market and each of them seems to promise something a little different. The problem for consumers becomes that each of these does one thing and not another, and it becomes overly confusing. Withings has been around in fitness accessories for a few years mainly with their WiFI enabled scales that did more than just track weight and this year they introduced the Withings Pulse.

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