Blush at the Thought – AI App Offers Virtual Date with Digital Data
by Lee Rickwood
A new dating app powered by artificial intelligence encourages its users to open up, be comfortable and honest with the app to give it more ways to respond to them.
Tag: gadgets
Apple WWDC 2023: New Macs & Useful Privacy and Security Updates
By Christine Persaud
Apple introduced several innovations in the computing space alongside many new features coming to iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch, and Apple TV 4K. For Mac users, the computing experience has gotten much sleeker, faster, and more intuitive as well.
New Ways To Game Right From Your TV
By Christine Persaud
Being able to game on a TV is nothing new: But more and more, TVs, streaming services, and streaming devices are integrating gaming right into the experience. This means you can play right from the TV using nothing more than the TV’s remote or your phone as a controller.
Here are the Highlights From Google I/O 2023
By Christine Persaud
The highly anticipated Google I/O event revealed what fans had been suspecting for some time – the Pixel 7a smartphone, Google Pixel Tablet, and the Google Pixel Fold foldable phone were all announced. But the event was about much more than just hardware.
Canadians Show Lack of Digital Trust in Online Interactions, Generative AI
by Lee Rickwood
About half of us say our digital trust in the organizations we deal with is lower than ever.
Mother’s Day Tech Gift Guide
By Christine Persaud
Mother’s Day is fast approaching, which means it’s time to look for the perfect gift for mom. Whether she’s retired or a working mom, a new mom or a long-time mom, it’s important to treat her on this special day. And you can do that with a wonderfully thoughtful gift that she’ll enjoy not only on Sunday, May 14, but all year as well.
May the Fourth be With You: Star Wars Tech to Celebrate
By Christine Persaud
May the Fourth has long been considered Star Wars Day, a special day when fans of the popular movie and TV show franchise can express their love. The reason is obvious, given the similarity in sound between “May the fourth” and “May the force…be with you.”
Making Adaptive Technology with 3D Printers Boosts Computer Access, Quality of Life
by Lee Rickwood
Through the collaborative efforts of staff members and volunteers, an organization in Canada is supporting people by creating various accessible technology solutions using open-source designs and advanced 3-D printers.