Steve looks at the world of digital photography from a few different angles. He starts with two options of digital cameras from Panasonic's Lumix series. The DMC-G1 DSLR for the serious photgrapher and the DMC-FX150, a point and shoot camera with a lot of options. He also shows you some options when it comes to organizing you photos better. Windows Photo Gallery is a free program that comes with every Windows PC and is where most people end up storing their photos, Steve shows you how to add tags to make searching and finding those photos a breeze and also how to publish and share your photos using Windows Live Photo Gallery. Steve also looks at Creative Memories Photo Manager, which a pay for management system that is great for scrapbookers.

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.

Original Airdate: February 23, 2008

On this episode of Dotto Tech, Steve shows us that bigger can better. He looks at Epson’s large format printers, the R1400 and the R1800, as well as a little scanner that thinks big, the V500 Photo. Do things you thought only professionals could do, and enjoy prints that will last for decades.

Original Airdate: February 16, 2008

Do you have all of your files spread out over a number of different computers? Now you can stream your media to all your computers with HP’s MediaSmart Server. The MediaSmart Server makes it easy for you and your family to share photos, music and videos, and back up all your important files, whether you’re on a Mac or a PC.

Steve shows us the business side of Voice Over IP (VOIP) with Vonage. He explains how using the Internet for your phone line can translate to big savings for small business.   

On Tech Toys, Caroline shows us how to take a step beyond standard old photo frames with new digital photo frames. You can scroll through your photos manually, or run a photo slideshow automatically.

Original Airdate: January 12, 2008

Original Airdate: December 1, 2007

Just in time for the holidays. Steve looks at “Ship in a Click” a new service by Canada Post that allows you to buy postage and fill out all your shipping forms online including customs forms. You'll never have to wait in those long line ups at the post office again. Steve also looks at Windows Live Mail and Windows Live Photo Gallery. On Tech Toys, Caroline checks out the iMep, the ultimate all in one portable multimedia entertainment player.

Original Airdate: November 17, 2007

If you’ve ever been stuck on hold waiting to deal with Government Agencies, you’re going to want to pay special attention to this episode dedicated to small business. Steve shows how businesses can have instant access to a variety of services available online from the Canada Revenue Agency. Steve also looks at several productivity tools that help the small or home based business: Send2Fax- a virtual fax machine, Blinksale- an online invoicing program and at an Outlook add-on called Getting Things Done, that helps you organize your inbox.

On Tech Toys Caroline looks at a The Polaroid Click Free Media Backup – a portable device that lets you backup all your pictures with minimum effort.