Net-net: it sounds wonderful. Yet I still dream of EPIC to tell you the truth. My 60D is still an amazing workhorse, though I could use better low-light performance when it comes to video.

If Microsoft has its way Windows 8 will bring consistency. The way Windows looks on a desktop should look familiar when switching to a mobile device, and vice-versa. In that regard, Apple and Google both ask us to think different.

One of the most hotly anticipated gadgets of the year (outside of the Apple iPad 3 of course!), the reviews are overwhelmingly positive. Out-and-out glowing in fact.

Then there's the cultural phenomenon. Last year line-ups at Apple stores extended city blocks. It was like some sort of trippy, consumerish, version of Woodstock... well, without the cause, the music, or the love-ins.

The 5D Mark III specs are almost -- almost -- enough to make me stand next to the Grape Crusher in Napa and scream out, "Epic who?!"

PressReader won't replace apps like News360, Flipboard or Pulse, nor is it intended to do so. Instead, it's intended to duplicate the newspaper reading experience for the tablet age. And, for that, it's perfect.

Who better than YouTube's own trends manager Kevin Allocca to explain why video goes viral. Plus, don't miss: cats watching other cats watch videos. Yep. Creativity 2.0 - Geeky Internet Culture ftw.

The only problem so far here at MWC is the lack of US availability dates for the quad-cores. You'd think the world was now revolving around the EU now or something... what's up with that?!

MWC hot list: HTC One X, LG Optimus 4X HD, Huawei Ascend D1 Q, and something as yet to be named by -- interesting this -- Fujitsu. A good year for Android hardware, not so much for product names...

The HTC One X is the one to beat. HTC Sense notwithstanding, here you have a fully loaded, brand name handset that could get HTC back on track in the race against leaders Motorola, and Samsung.