We go hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Tab, on both Rogers and Bell here in Canada.

Now that PS3 owners have had the pleasure of trying out the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood multiplayer demo, Ubisoft has taking to showing off the different modes more openly, and discussing their plans going forward. The main challenge in multiplayer was to find game modes that actually work with the franchise. To keep in the spirit of the franchise, the players are actually Templars training in the Animus, running through various simulations, which represent the different multiplayer modes.

Hands on time with LG's two Windows Phone 7 devices headed towards the Canadian market, the LG Optimus 7 slate style phone on Telus, and the LG Optimus Quantum QWERTY slider on Bell. Both phones sport 16GB of RAM and 1GHz processors, with the real differentiator between the two being the choice of keyboard or not. The Optimus 7 has a 3.8" screen, while the keyboard packing Optimus Quantum has a slightly smaller 3.5" screen. We also look at the LG custom augmented reality app Scan Search, and their Panoramic Shot photostitching camera app.

Interview with The Start Show co-organizer Benjamin Rivers. When we first interviewed him, it was at Fan Expo as a comics creator. We actually had no idea about his involvement with Hand Eye at the time. Well, we know better now.

Showcase was on hand at Fan Expo promoting their new TV Series Lost Girl, and we managed to get some time to talk with stars Anna Silk (Bo) and Kris Holden-Ried (Dyson). The show, about a succubus who's only recently become aware of the larger supernatural fae world of which she's a part, airs Sundays at 9pm.

Every time we get a chance to talk to the guys from Pure Pwnage, it's always a blast. ; We catch up with Jarett Cale at Fan Expo this year, to talk about what's happening with season 2 of the TV series, and where the web series stands...

Evan Dorkin, creator of books such as Hectic Planet and Milk and Cheese, and writer of the new Beasts Of Burden, gives us more of his time than he probably expected. In this wide ranging, NSFW, funny, and insightful interview.

As we continue our TCAF 2010 coverage, Alex interviews the creators of the photo-comic strip A Softer World at the 2010 Toronto Comic Arts Festival. Joey and Emily discuss their process, other projects, and their path to success on the web.

Alex interviews Ryan North, creator of the popular webcomic Dinosaur Comics, at the 2010 Toronto Comic Arts Festival.

Brandon Bird’s unique pop culture art style frequently consists of taking well known figures and putting them in unexpected scenarios, or presenting them in an unexpected style. At TCAF this year, Alex had a chance to talk to Bird about comic style art, Law and Order, and Nicolas Cage.