©anadian ©opyright Goes Round and Round
The country’s updated Copyright Act was passed by Parliament last June, but the amendments have not yet come into force.
by Lee Rickwood
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The netTalk Duo and its cheap phone calls go Wi-Fi
By Ted Kritsonis
The netTalk Duo Wi-Fi is a successor unit to the original VoIP device that offers free calls to all of Canada and the U.S., with an extra incentive being that this one doesn’t have to plug into a computer or router to do its job.
Notebooks geared for Back to School
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla With the Back to School season around the corner, the search for the ideal notebook for school becomes crucial. Here are some notebooks with the right mix of features and portability.
Copyright Changes Control How We Use Digital Gadgets and Media Content
Canada’s new Copyright Modernization Act now allows and accepts some of the most popular digital media and technology-related activities of our times.
In other cases, the copyright waters are still controversial, contradictory and unclear.
By Lee Rickwood
Wireless Radiation Illnesses Treated at Toronto Hospital
“Health-care practitioners need to better understand EMS so they can help their patients prevent and manage their symptoms,” say doctors at Women’s College Hospital
Toshiba’s TV apps take control of the monster in the living room
Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla Toshiba Canada revealed new apps that work with their HDTV’s to use tablets and smartphones as wireless controls for your home theatre system.
Gadgets Do Not Equal Health, says Fitness for Geeks Author
This book is not about just stretching your arms and rolling your wrists; it’s encompasses all that “health and fitness” implies for the human mind, body and spirit.
by Lee Rickwood
Jumping Right In with the Samsung W300 Camera
I am old school, OK? Tossing any camera into the water runs against my religion, being raised on Bolex 16mm. But this Samsung mini camcorder brings a whole new perspective to the issue.
by Lee Rickwood