by Lee Rickwood
Two Canadian app developers are independently interacting with mental health therapists, health care providers and those seeking help as they fine-tune their offerings for general release.
by Lee Rickwood
Canada has contributed greatly to machine learning and artificial intelligence; Nobel Prize winner Geoffrey Hinton is one significant example, but other contributors were highlighted during The Hinton Lectures.
by Lee Rickwood
If every smartphone owner, every Apple user, can now conduct a basic hearing test with their own device, lots more people will be empowered to learn more about their hearing health and abilities and take action as needed.
by Lee Rickwood
Waste – and in particular e-waste – continues to grow at an alarming pace. While there are global efforts to collect more electronic waste and manage it responsibly, the results are less than satisfying or effective.
by Lee Rickwood
Cybercrime is affecting public and private organizations, large and small. It’s impacting business relationships up and down the supply chain. And it’s costing us trillions of dollars every year! Good cyber habits can help, says CIRA.
By Christine Persaud
IFA is a massive consumer technology and appliances trade show that takes place annually in Berlin, Germany. The 2024 event commenced in early September and introduced show-goers and those following at home to exciting innovations in all categories, from computing to smart home, wearables and small appliances.
by Lee Rickwood
Technology enables the presentation of great art; it can also show us how art affects our hearts and minds.
By Christine Persaud
The debate has been heating up across Canada regarding the use of personal smartphones in schools. Some parents and even students are all for it. Others, however, are pushing back. The question comes down to: do kids really need cell phones at school? Let’s examine the issue.