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.
by Lee Rickwood
Experts say kids are racking up too much screen time, apparently absorbed by social media and addicted to smartphone use. So alternatives to so-called smartphones are coming to market and a new product category is emerging.
by Lee Rickwood
The new AI-enabled OnePlus Pad 2 expands the company’s portfolio of tablets and takes one of the top spots among Android tablets now available on the market.
By Christine Persaud
It’s funny to think how far we have come with cell phones, from the traditional ones with numeric keypads to ultra-thin devices with touchscreens that still fit in your pocket. But it’s also interesting to see how we are shifting back to some old design traditions. There’s a refreshed take on the clamshell design via sleek, foldable phones. These devices are often much more expensive than a traditional phone. But having one has become a sign of prestige.
by Lee Rickwood
The speed at which new technology is being integrated into police activities is often faster than the pace of legislators passing rules and regulations meant to govern it use.
by Lee Rickwood
Less is more, where social media is concerned. Less time online is more beneficial and healthy for you.
by Lee Rickwood
Educated employees are a company’s first line of defence against cyber threats, no matter where they work.
by Lee Rickwood
There’s a powerful new emergency location tool from Google, and a way to request personal information be removed from search results.