In this "Best of" episode Steve looks at ways to save you time and help you become more productive. Steve gives tips on how to manage your calendar and contact list and looks a few outlook add-ons that you save you a lot of time and energy in the long run. He also looks at Airset, an online calender and contact management site that can handle multiple users. Airset allows users to share calendar dates and contacts so everyone that needs the information has it without having to send out emails asking for details.

If you're a tv junkie but find you're always out when your favourite shows are on or your favourite hockey team always seems to play their biggest games when you're time zones away sitting in a hotel room? Steve shows you the solution to your problem. The Slingbox. The Slingbox plugs into your cable or satellite signal at home and them you can watch that signal on your computer where ever you have the internet.

On Urban Upgrade, we look at choosing a universal remote.

Apple’s got the tools to organize, edit, store & share your photos, whether you’re a seasoned pro or happy amateur. Steve looks at a coffee table book he designed himself with original photos, then custom ordered from Apple for an affordable one-of-a-kind memento. Steve explores iPhoto, Aperture, and audio solutions from Logitech.

Christmas is coming, and Dotto Claus has a sack full of useful techno products. First up are universal remotes from Logitech. Program and manage tasks for all your components with software on your PC. Steve also looks at the Harmony 1000 & 720, Wirelessly HP, ADS's Instant Music and more...

Looking for a new TV?

If the answer to that question is yes, then do we ever have the show for you! We are going on a road trip this week to visit our good friends at Samsung. HDTV, DLP, CRT, LCD, Plasma ... is your head spinning yet? Don't worry, we are going to lay it all out for you in plain english and help you figure out what suits you and your household. We are going to take our time and spend the whole show going through the details, so sit back in front of your TV and I will show you ... well, TVs