Fire Safety at Home: AR App, Online Tools, Special Events Help Canadians Avoid Disaster
by Lee Rickwood
Wildfires are dangerous and deadly, yes, but residential fires are the leading cause of fire-related death in Canada.
Tag: apps
Skullcandy’s Blast from the Past: New Aviator 900 ANC Headphones Deliver Today’s Sounds
by Lee Rickwood
The new Aviator 900 ANC wireless headphones acknowledge their roots with a classic retro headphone look, reminiscent of the original wired set released in 2010. With new features, construction materials and audio processing built in, the new model delivers great sound in a comfortable, familiar package.
Wireless Noise Cancelling Earbuds Combine Bose Sound, Carabiner Clip Case from Skullcandy
by Lee Rickwood
New noise cancelling earbuds combine the top-notch sound quality of the Bose Corporation and the funky listening lineup of consumer products from Skullcandy.
Skin Cancer Screening and Fast-Track Treatment on Your Smartphone
By Yasmin Ranade
Toronto-based AI startup Skinopathy is revolutionizing dermatology for patients and healthcare providers with a first-of-its-kind application, called the GetSkinHelp app.
Zoholics Conference Adds AI-Enhanced Business Tools for Customer Experience, Enterprise Browsing
by Lee Rickwood
At its recent user conference, Zoho unveiled new AI-enhanced capabilities in its customer experience platform, while introducing an enterprise-ready version of Ulaa, its privacy-focused browser.
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?
The Best Navigation Apps
By Christine Persaud
Discover the best navigation apps for iOS and Android in 2025. Compare features, accuracy, offline maps, and real-time traffic updates to find your perfect travel companion.
Young People Face Increased Risk as AI Dominates Data Landscape
by Lee Rickwood
Young users, aged 16 to 19, are the ones with the most to gain and the most to lose in the AI-driven future. Today’s young “digital natives” are constantly connected and they are constantly at risk.