Trick out your iPhone with TaskOne

With a TaskOne case, your Apple iPhone just won’t be handling your digital life. It turns your smartphone into a Swiss Army knife of sorts with the 22 tools included in the case. Some of the tools are a 2.5” removable knife with serrations, small and large flathead screwdrivers, wire stripper, bottle opener, and kickstand.

It is available for the iPhone 4, 4S, and 5 and it comes in Slate Grey, Cherry Red, Jet Black, and limited Flame Orange. You can find out more information here.

McAfee LiveSafe service for digital life security

McAfee has unveiled its first cross-device security service called LiveSafe to help protect your digital life. It secures your personal information with the use of anti-theft authentication through facial and voice-recognition technology. 

The solution can be used on PCs, Macs, smartphones, and tablets and offers a cloud-based safety deposit box of sorts called the Personal Locker where you can store your sensitive files. It can also manage your passwords and has locate, lock, and wipe capabilities. Visit the McAfee LiveSafe site for more information.

Canon unveils new Pixma printers

Canon Canada has just introduced three new Pixma printers—the Pixma MG3520 wireless printer and the Pixma MG2520 and Pixma MG2420 All-In-One (AIO) printers—that promise crisp, vivid, and high-quality prints.

The MG3520 is built with Apple AirPrint and Google Cloud printing support. It also has an Automatic Duplex printing feature. Meanwhile, the MG250 and the MG2420 are good home office additions. They both feature upgraded print, copy, and scan capabilities of previous Pixma AIOs.

Source: Canon Canada

New tech introduced for the Ford Police Interceptor

New surveillance mode technology integrated into the Ford Police Interceptor is helping keep law enforcement officers safe. It makes use of existing Ford driver-assist technologies, such as a backup camera, cross-traffic alert, and reverse park assist, to provide cops with additional situational awareness and act as the first line of defense against possible assailants.