By Lee Rickwood
Canada’s health care system is evolving, and technology is at the heart of a new model for transitional care. From digital tools to virtual support, tech-driven solutions are helping patients move more safely and smoothly between hospital and home—improving outcomes and reducing strain on the system.
By Christine Persaud
Wearables have evolved far beyond the familiar smartwatches and fitness trackers we’ve come to know. Today, a whole new world of innovative gadgets is taking center stage, offering everything from cooling neck fans to stylish smart glasses. Whether you’re looking to beat the heat, capture memories on the go, or simply elevate your tech game, there’s a wide range of exciting wearables to explore.
by Lee Rickwood
The new Aviator 900 ANC wireless headphones acknowledge their roots with a classic retro headphone look, reminiscent of the original wired set released in 2010. With new features, construction materials and audio processing built in, the new model delivers great sound in a comfortable, familiar package.
“You don’t need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows” sang Bob Dylan in his iconic song, Subterranean Homesick Blues. * But one might help if you are diabetic. Perhaps “the sky has lost control” as Barbara Streisand…
by Lee Rickwood
There’s little doubt the sophistication and capabilities of technology designed to support seniors is increasing on a daily basis through the efforts of companies like these, and many others.
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 Lee Rickwood
Brands and retailers use Frate’s services and platform to manage their returns process, enable peer-to-peer transactions, and help save the planet.
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.