Zoho Solo as a ‘solopreneur’ business tool
By Ted Kritsonis
Zoho Solo is built for “solopreneurs” — freelancers, independent consultants, creators, and small business owners — but does it do its job?
Category: Mobile
Earth Day Options for Boosting Green Tech, Reducing E-Waste
As organizers of Earth Day prepare for this, the 55th anniversary of the global eco-friendly day of action and awareness, they urge us to remember that it’s every day, not just today, that the Earth needs a little care and…
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.
Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold review
By Ted Kritsonis
Foldable phones are still unique when you see one out in the wild, and while the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is a better sequel, it’s not the best the industry can offer.
How an eSIM can save you a bundle while travelling
By Ted Kritsonis
An eSIM, or “Embedded” SIM, could save you a lot of money from roaming charges while travelling internationally. Especially when you do the math and realize that you pay pennies on the dollar for each megabyte of data you ultimately use.
Say What? Smartphones and AirPods as Hearing Aids Help Tackle ‘Invisible Disability’
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.
TCL 50 XE Nxtpaper review
By Ted Kritsonis
One way to make a smartphone look totally different from all others is to change the display into something else, which is what the TCL 50 XE Nxtpaper aims to do.
Cell Phones in School: Do Kids Really Need Them?
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.