Tech with Conscience: Canada Research Chair Explores Next Frontier for Smart Devices
by Lee Rickwood
The concept of ‘technology with a conscience’ balances innovation, ethical consideration, and the greater good.
Tag: Canadian Business
Professional Mechanical Keyboard for the Strong Silent Typist
by Lee Rickwood
Power typists who want to customize certain keys with special workflow functions can now do so; those who appreciate the tactile feel and feedback of a fully-functioning mechanical keyboard can enjoy it without disturbing work-at-home mates or office colleagues.
First World Wi-Fi Show Brings Tech to Canada
by Lee Rickwood
A new tech trade show taps into Canada’s importance as a global leader in 6 GHz wireless allocation, adoption and the development of new products and services.
‘Xero Day’ Announcement: $600K Cash Awards for Small Businesses in Canada, Other Countries
by Lee Rickwood
With more than CAD $600,000 in funding available in Canada, and globally, there seems plenty of fuel for the fire driving many small business owners.
New Tech Leadership Program Capitalizes on AI Developments, Business Applications
by Lee Rickwood
Program graduates hope to apply new leadership perspectives and tech solutions across various business sectors, but it’s clear that the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) is a key motivator.
Canadian-Made Device to Extend Battery Life, Protect from Overcharging
by Lee Rickwood
Charge-Check is a simple plug-and-play adapter designed to extend the battery life of most digital devices and popular gadgets.
Collision Tech Conference Highlights Women, AI, Opening for Homegrown Industry Events
As the self-described “single most important tech deal-making event in the world”, the Collision conference that just wrapped in Toronto did set records for itself with its broader inclusivity and women’s participation, its explorations of important industry developments such as…
Hurry Up and Wait to Act on Online Media, News, Streaming Platforms Regulation in Canada
by Lee Rickwood
The timeline for public consultations has just been extended, and implementation for Canada’s new law covering streaming media targets the end of next year.