Covid 19 may be all doom and gloom, but not enough to stop the march of new ideas and technology. Startups and corporations alike have kept up the tempo of new releases, and despite the pandemic, there are hundreds of new gadgets to see.
TELUS launches Mobility for Good for Seniors to help address isolation and wellbeing concerns for vulnerable seniors amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
Sometimes it can be hard to shop for foodies who already stock their kitchen with the latest and greatest appliances, tools, and utensils. Kitchen gadgets make food prep, cooking (and cleaning up!) easy, safe, and fun whether they’re making weeknight dinners for the whole family or perfecting the next big holiday meal.
Simon Fraser University chemist Steven Holdcroft is accelerating his work on technology that could help covert CO2 into products used to produce electrical energy, with new funding from the National Research Council of Canada (NRC)
The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced an investment of $1.75 billion to help connect Canadians to high-speed Internet across the country, grow businesses, and create jobs. This investment will connect 98 per cent of Canadians across the country to high-speed Internet by 2026, with the goal of connecting all Canadians by 2030.
Six months into the coronavirus pandemic and some businesses are already emerging out of lockdown. In the coming weeks and months ahead, more companies see employees returning to work around the country. Even so, there are many additional precautions to take at the workplace during this public health crisis. Here are some of the best gadgets to fight the coronavirus’s spread as the labor force returns to work amid COVID-19 en masse.
Technology is improving at a rapid pace, as many things are possible today that just dreamed 10 years ago or purely in the realms of science fiction. Today, some of these once impossible things are rising to the occasion in the form of Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, and Mixed Reality. But what are they exactly?
5G deployment will support economic growth and diversity that will be essential for the virtualization of health, education, and teleworking
Simon Fraser University researchers and Providence Health Care (PHC) are collaborating on a new artificial intelligence tool that will help diagnose COVID-19 quicker.
Want to buy the latest tech gadgets on the market? We review 2020’s best gadgets and most innovative technology on offer now. Electronics, gadgets, cutting-edge technology for home, work, and play, we have the latest gizmos that make life simpler, so you can focus on the important stuff.