Using Drones, 3D, and AR, Toronto’s Port Lands Project Creates New River
by Lee Rickwood
Drones and data are like hammers and nails for workers on the giant Port Lands project in Toronto.
by Lee Rickwood
Drones and data are like hammers and nails for workers on the giant Port Lands project in Toronto.
By Christine Persaud
What’s old is new again, as the saying goes. That happens with everything from fashion to music and yes, even tech. While the technology space is characterized by products getting bigger (or smaller), better, and more powerful, sometimes the most popular products incorporate some type of throwback element. Here’s a look at some of the coolest retro tech in these key tech categories.
by Lee Rickwood
Experts say kids are racking up too much screen time, apparently absorbed by social media and addicted to smartphone use. So alternatives to so-called smartphones are coming to market and a new product category is emerging.
by Lee Rickwood
The new AI-enabled OnePlus Pad 2 expands the company’s portfolio of tablets and takes one of the top spots among Android tablets now available on the market.
by Lee Rickwood
Artificial intelligence is being used to support more inclusive communications and a broader understanding among different cultures and language speakers.
by Lee Rickwood
The speed at which new technology is being integrated into police activities is often faster than the pace of legislators passing rules and regulations meant to govern its use.
by Lee Rickwood
Less is more, where social media is concerned. Less time online is more beneficial and healthy for you.
by Lee Rickwood
New ‘fire tech’ tools and techniques are helping firefighters bring wildfires under control and put them out.