by Lee Rickwood
Efforts large and small are underway to build a new social media environment, one where governance of the system ensures it operates in the public interest, not a private one.
By Christine Persaud
People love to upgrade to the newest, shiniest phone as soon as it comes out, which usually means every year. What’s more, the latest phones come with more years of software and security support, affording them longer lives than ever. These are just two of the many reasons fueling the trade-in, secondary, or as called in the industry B-stock, business.
by Lee Rickwood
Canadians are expecting new drone regulations that could open up a multi-million-dollar opportunity for businesses and investors.
“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” sang Bob Dylan in his iconic song, Subterranean Homesick Blues. * But one might help if you are diabetic. Perhaps “the sky has lost control” as Barbara Streisand…
By Christine Persaud
Research continues about how to leverage tech for health care from both a practitioner and consumer level. The intersection of health care and technology is one of the most valuable ways we can leverage technological innovation.
By Lee Rickwood
One could find many reasons to be tired, anxious or moody these days. Personal, professional, political. But there’s a Canadian app maker offering a healthy response: Take a deep breath. Drink plenty of water. The App Store award-winning developer Llama…
By Yasmin Ranade
AI is an emerging market with great job prospects. By staying proactive and leveraging industry innovations, students can secure their operations and position themselves for growth in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
One’s a 30-year-old gaming studio that was almost an accidental success story in a competitive global market. Another is an anonymous developer who seems happiest out of the spotlight, but whose game is now a worldwide phenomenon. Both sound so…