3D Printing for the Masses: Advanced Technology Meets Consumer Electronics
In 3D printing, the device uses not ink, but anything from coloured plastic to powdered metal to edible gelatine.
And chocolate!
By Lee Rickwood
In 3D printing, the device uses not ink, but anything from coloured plastic to powdered metal to edible gelatine.
And chocolate!
By Lee Rickwood
Canadian companies are embracing BYOD faster than their global counterparts, but fewer than half (33 per cent) of Canadian organizations have a mobile device management policy in place.
By Lee Rickwood
Wattpad’s stable of ‘homegrown’ authors and contributors is garnering global attention and acclaim, using a mobile app developed in Canada.
by Lee Rickwood
‘I’ve never felt that being a female CEO has put me at a disadvantage. In fact, it’s quite the opposite,’ says award-winning BroadbandTV head Shahrzad Rafati.
by Lee Rickwood
Like some desktops – OK, the old fashioned kind where pencils and paper live – the Samsung Note and its S Pen lets you write notes on screen, scribble drawings and save them, navigate the UI and much more.
McAfee’s eccentricity and highly scrutinized life may not be the main topic, but his latest tech initiative will surely keep the conversation and controversy alive.
By Lee Rickwood
Can technology make the classroom fun? Technology-makers think so; more importantly, students do, too.
There is support for tech product innovators to make opportunities for themselves and many others by creating great products and services – in India and in Canada.
by Lee Rickwood