More Ways to Connect Mobile and IoT Devices: From Sim to eSim to rSIM and Beyond
by Lee Rickwood
rSIM strengthens connectivity for Canadian businesses, enabling them to operate more effectively in Canada’s rapidly evolving marketplace.
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Senior Techies Enjoy Fun, Games, Virtual Connectivity and Real Community
Skiing, shipbuilding…and seniors? Collingwood is known, among other things, for its recreational opportunities. But it’s also home to two companies offering valuable tech-related products and services to senior citizens in Ontario, across Canada, and in the U.S.
Musk or Ford, Telesat or Starlink? Growing Canada’s Internet and Mobile Phone Services
by Lee Rickwood
Internet and mobile phone services are growing at a “brisk” rate in Canada, and major telecom and satellite players want to see them grow even faster. Count among them Elon Musk and Doug Ford.
Social Media Feeds and Platforms Can Be Public or Private, Corporate or Independent
by Lee Rickwood
Most social media platforms are run by strong-willed billionaires with what often seems to be their own shifting priorities and principles. There’s a movement to change that.
Aging in the Digital Age: Canadian Technology Supports Growing Seniors Population
by Lee Rickwood
There’s little doubt the sophistication and capabilities of technology designed to support seniors is increasing on a daily basis through the efforts of companies like these, and many others.
High-Tech Tables Blur the Lines Between Real and Virtual, Medicine and Gaming, Teaching and Learning
by Lee Rickwood
These high-tech tables display life-size digitized versions of human bodies for an accurate 3-D representation and simulation of real anatomy, physiology, and pathology.
Low Bandwidth Websites Can Save Costs, Improve Access, Enhance Focus on Much-Needed Content
by Lee Rickwood
It may be from necessity, it may be from preference, but low bandwidth websites are a way to save costs, improve access, and enhance your focus on the content you want.
Where Has All the Content Gone? Internet Infected with Link Rot, Content Decay
by Lee Rickwood
For researchers, journalists, historians, archivists, and advocates for a free and accessible Internet, a recent study from the Pew Research Center is cause for concern.