The explosion of online videos in the last few years has solidified its place as the medium of choice for most people. With Cisco predicting that by 2020, 82 per cent of consumer internet traffic will be video, it’s become obvious that it is one of the most compelling storytelling tools in 2017 and will continue to be going forward. With 2018 right around the corner, CDN takes a look at its most popular videos of the last 12 months.
While it may not be explicitly making its own smartphones anymore, BlackBerry continues to prove that it is a powerful brand with a lot of fight left in it. The second BlackBerry-branded phone made by TCL captured the attention of our audience this year and also received good reviews.
The Canadian International Auto Show took place in mid-February as the hype around autonomous vehicles began to ramp up. Part one of our series looking at what automakers are doing in the self-driving space focused on Ford, one of the most vocal proponents of the tech. It’s promised the world that it will have a fully autonomous vehicle on the market by 2021, but until then, it’s slowly adding more smart and connected features to its cars available today.
The BlackBerry Motion may have taken the top spot this year, but its big sister was not far behind. The BlackBerry KeyOne came out in the spring to rave reviews, and made everyone a little nostalgic for the good ol’ keyboard days.
Microsoft has invested a lot in growing its flagship Surface Pro brand, and the latest iteration did not disappoint. While its necessity might be questionable, the device’s sleek looks shined on camera.
American consumers have enjoyed smart voice assistants for years, but the great white north is still very new to the game. Despite Google Home being released in Canada at the end of June, many were impatient for its official launch, hence this video explaining how to set up the device without it being released yet.