Lacking a Green Thumb? These Tech Tools Can Help
By Christine Persaud
Nowadays you can grow fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers outside and inside the home, and care for other greenery with a bit of tech guidance and even automation.
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Is There Enough Bandwidth and Money to Back Up Canada’s Internet?
by Lee Rickwood
Just as gas taxes help keep our roads resilient and ready for travel, digital services taxes on some emerging or untapped sources might help keep our Internet up and running.
Canadian ISPs Must Block Malicious Botnets; Canadian Shield Software Says It Already Does
by Lee Rickwood
Surfing the Web can be risky business, especially if bumping into the wrong site can lead to the infection of a personal laptop or an entire network.
Car Purchasing Trends: Electric Vehicles, Buying Online, New Role for Manufacturers
By Yasmin Ranade
At a recent IBM conference , Ford CEO Jim Farley described a future in which all car sales would be done completely online and traditional dealers would no longer exist.
As Debt Increases and Business Use Rises, Can Fintech Disrupt Our Personal Credit Card Use
by Lee Rickwood
It is a perfect financial storm for credit cards holders and small business operators.
Pre-owned Products an Attractive Option for Tech Consumers and Manufacturers
by Lee Rickwood
As industry, governments and consumers seek to tackle the problem of electronic waste and rising prices, refurbishing and reusing pre-owned products is an option to carefully consider.
Beefing Up Your Car With Tech
By Christine Persaud
It seems almost unnecessary to find even more tech to add to your vehicle, but it’s possible. More so, there are actually viable reasons you might want to add certain items.
Canadians Using AI to ID Unwanted Films, Illegal Content Online
by Lee Rickwood
Research – and online reality – points to the need for stronger regulation and legislation that can bring action quickly and decisively on behalf of exploited children.