by Lee Rickwood
The local tech community, members of the general public, and all other interested parties are being asked for their input as the City of Toronto shapes the future of free public Wi-Fi services in the city.
by Lee Rickwood
Some Canadian companies have teamed up to offer a new mobile app – just in time for National Burrito Day!
by Lee Rickwood
Among the new features being added to the powerful driving app is getting your navigation directions narrated by a fun-loving panda bear: the martial artist known as Po, star of the Kung Fu Panda movie franchise.
By Christine Persaud
Digital wallets can hold much more than just payment cards, too, from digital entry passes to loyalty cards, boarding passes, and vaccine cards, all of which I use. In the U.S., they can also handle things like money transfers and store digital driver’s licenses.
By Christine Persaud
Who reads the fine print? When it comes to subscription contracts, for the most part, most people breeze through the terms then sign on the dotted line to get going. But it’s usually different with smartphones.
OnePlus is a global mobile technology brand that’s been around for some ten years, but its new smartphone releases are the first in Canada. Many are saying they’re worth the wait.
By Christine Persaud
You have probably been hearing a lot about spatial audio recently. It is touted as a beneficial feature supported by everything from smart speakers from brands like Amazon, Apple, Google, and now Sonos, to headphone manufacturers, TV and music streaming services, and others. But, in layman’s terms, what is spatial audio?
By Christine Persaud
More and more phones are coming with reduced built-in storage, including anywhere from 128GB to 256GB. In many cases, they don’t have memory card slots either, which means you need to rely on cloud storage if you require more.