Want to get fit but don’t know where to begin? No problem. Don’t have much time? Don’t sweat it. Don’t have access to equipment? That’s all right. You can still reach your fitness goals with the help of Pump Up.
Apple may not have unveiled its own smartwatch during this week’s WWDC event but it gave a massive nod to the wearable tech industry with the inclusion of two Bluetooth features in iOS 7.
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Visiting the doctor is often a hassle. Since the days of house calls, patients are forced to find time in their busy schedule, travel down to the physician’s office and wait in a crowded waiting room. Vancouver-based company Medeo.ca might just be the cure to that great inconvenience. The new online platform offers patients the ability to consult with their doctors through most computers and mobile devices.
The world of photography has changed dramatically. If, before, you were deemed photographer when you spent a better part of your day taking photos for a living (ok, you could be a serious hobbyist, too), today everyone is a “photographer”, as long as they carry a smartphone with a camera.
With latest WWDC announcements and expectations of the next iPhone this fall, my thoughts keep coming back to the heated debate with my friends about the future of photography.
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Apple announced its new iOS 7 operating system, new MacBooks and a music streaming service today at its Worldwide Developer’s Conference in San Francisco, California.
CEO Tim Cook introduced the much-rumoured new iOS 7 system, saying it represented "the biggest change to iOS since the introduction of the iPhone." iOS 7 features a flatter appearance, better multitasking and background processing, a control centre, a new look and feel for Safari and OS X’s Airdrop peer-to-peer sharing service.
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Toronto-based indie game studio Sad Cat Software believes that games should be made differently, each one unique, deep, and enchanting.
Conquer Mobile, a Vancouver-based developer of mobile apps, has announced an innovative mobile health app for GenomeDx Biosciences.
Your wallet is thick and fat and ugly and it's not because there are a bunch of hundred-dollar bills folded neatly inside. It's because you have a dozen loyalty cards - half of which you can't ever seem to find when you actually need to use them.
Will iOS and Android users respond to the BlackBerry Messenger app launching for iPhones and Androids this summer? Mike Lazaridis, founder and former vice chairman of BlackBerry believes they will.
Apple first launched the iPhone way back in 2007. And while it's come a long way in that time, the operating system behind the world's most popular smartphone has, cosmetically, changed very little.
There is both good news and bad news for BlackBerry.
A bidder known only as "a********s" has paid $610,000 to have a coffee with Tim Cook in a landmark charity auction on CharityBuzz.
22% of Canadians are making sure they can name that tune, according to the number of people using music discovery app Shazam. With over 120 million users in over six major countries, 7.5 million of which are from Canada, Shazam has become the go-to application to identify songs playing on the radio, the TV or the one that is stuck in your head that you just can’t put your finger on.
Assuming Apple and Google approve the app submissions, BlackBerry Messenger will be coming to iOS and Android this summer, the smartphone pioneer announced at BlackBerry Live today.
The US Defense Department has approved the BlackBerry 10 smartphones and the PlayBook tablet for use on its networks.
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