Protect Your Eyes from Screen Light – Old or New, Bright or Blue
by Lee Rickwood
Even if some of the worse case scenarios do not emerge, blue light could simply be causing restless or lost sleep.
Tag: technology
Intelligent Robot Drones to Inspect Workplaces, Disinfect Public Spaces
by Lee Rickwood
A Canadian tech team is working on a hybrid aerial and ground robotic solution for environmental disinfection and surface sanitation using ultra-violet radiation.
Should Opening a Social Media Account Require a Verifiable ID?
by Lee Rickwood
The U.K. government is set to debate a new law that would require people opening new social media accounts to prove their identity with a verified form of ID.
The Tech You Need for the Perfect Super Bowl Party at Home
By Christine Persaud
Super Bowl LVI will kick off on Sunday, February 13, and whether you’re actually interested in football, a bandwagon jumper who watches the one big game every year, or you’re just gearing up for the musical half-time show, the event is a great time to gather with close friends and family.
Push Button or Hands-Free: Skullcandy Says Talk to Your Wireless Earbuds
by Lee Rickwood
Playing good music is one thing; good earbuds nowadays must offer more. That’s why Skullcandy’s Push Active Wireless Earbuds are worth a listen.
Is Funding for Data Privacy Projects Enough to Make a Difference?
by Lee Rickwood
Funding is available for projects that seek to better safeguard personal information and empower individual Canadians to make more informed decisions about protecting their privacy.
Most Talked About Innovations in 2022 So Far
By Christine Persaud
Tech in the year 2022 has already kicked off with a bang. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), presented exciting innovations that will be coming later this year, some that are already available, and others that showcase potential for the future.
6G Research and Innovation Lab to Open in Montreal
by Lee Rickwood
Plans calls for an applied research and innovation lab to be set up in Montreal, where the latest applications for advanced 6G networks are likely to stretch well beyond our familiar mobile uses of today.