We Could Celebrate Data Payment Day along with Data Privacy Day
by Lee Rickwood
Data privacy, ad blocking and help to monetize your personal digital information is offered in a new software tool from a Canadian tech start-up.
Tag: apps
Pluto TV & Other TV Streaming Services in Canada You Might Not Know About
By Christine Persaud
Many smaller services like Tubi and Vudu do not work in Canada (unless you have a U.S. account and VPN). But there are other services in Canada that might be right up your alley, including the Pluto TV, which launched in Canada this month through a partnership with Corus Entertainment Inc. Here are a few worth adding to the mix based on your tastes.
New Tech Applications and Market Opportunities as Senior Population Doubles
by Lee Rickwood
Up to 100 health care technology projects for senior citizens are being developed by small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) in Canada.
Remarkable ChatGPT Text Bot is Incredibly Limited, Very Costly and Often Overbooked
by Lee Rickwood
The developer of one of the hottest – and potentially most valuable – apps right now says his software is “incredibly limited, but good enough … to create a misleading impression of greatness.”
Top Streaming, Apps, and More For 2022
By Christine Persaud
At the end of every year, the top streaming services like Spotify and YouTube release numbers about what reigned supreme throughout the year. So, what defines 2022?
Canadian Museum is First to Join Global Arts and Culture App with New Digital Guide
by Lee Rickwood
The Aga Khan Museum in Toronto is the first museum in Canada to appear on the Bloomberg Connects smartphone app, joining hundreds of international arts and cultural institutions.
Equity Crowdfunding Drawing a Crowd to Tech-Supported Investment Opportunities
by Lee Rickwood
Equity crowdfunding presents options to diversify investment portfolios, support startups and growth companies and support companies that align with personal goals and ethics.
The Signal Messaging App: Is it Really More Secure?
By Christine Persaud
Instant messaging apps are available in abundance, but there are just a handful people most often use. This includes Apple’s iMessages, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp; as well as robust messaging apps used by businesses like Slack and Discord. Another messaging app has been gaining popularity, however, called Signal. Many people have switched to Signal because of the belief that it’s more secure. But is it?