By Christine Persaud
Over the last year, I have reviewed countless tech products, from smartphones to headphones and true wireless earbuds, speakers, and office tech. Yet some of my favourite office tech items are ones I have been using for years. Others, however, are items that were just released this year and have joined my list of the best office tech
By Christine Persaud
By now, you’re likely familiar with Qi (pronounced “chee”) charging. This is the charging technology that allows you to plop a mobile device, like a compatible smartphone or true wireless earbuds case atop a flat surface to gain an instant wireless charge. Qi charging is evolving, however. And this year, it’s all about Qi2.
By Ted Kritsonis
Foldable phones are still unique when you see one out in the wild, and while the Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold is a better sequel, it’s not the best the industry can offer.
by Lee Rickwood
Two Canadian app developers are independently interacting with mental health therapists, health care providers and those seeking help as they fine-tune their offerings for general release.
by Lee Rickwood
If every smartphone owner, every Apple user, can now conduct a basic hearing test with their own device, lots more people will be empowered to learn more about their hearing health and abilities and take action as needed.
By Ted Kritsonis
One way to make a smartphone look totally different from all others is to change the display into something else, which is what the TCL 50 XE Nxtpaper aims to do.
by Lee Rickwood
The Aga Khan Museum’s new major exhibition, Light: Visionary Perspectives, explores how light has shaped history, culture and certainly, technology.
By Christine Persaud
The debate has been heating up across Canada regarding the use of personal smartphones in schools. Some parents and even students are all for it. Others, however, are pushing back. The question comes down to: do kids really need cell phones at school? Let’s examine the issue.