Could digital devices be harming your child’s ability to learn?
Idle hands may not be the devil’s tools – they may be essential to learning.
Video: RIM gets 60-day reprieve from India
In this CTV News Channel interview from August 30, I’m asked to comment about Research in Motion’s 2-month reprieve by the Indian government, which gives the Canadian smartphone maker more time to offer a way customer data — i.e. instant messages and emails — can be monitored for national security purposes. Do you think RIM should work with the Indian government on a solution or would they lose credibility for making such concessions?
Should surveillance cams be in our schools?
In case you missed the news, Ontario’s York Region District School Board has announced it will expand its digital surveillance in their schools. Here’s a Q&A on the topic. What are your thoughts about cameras on your kids?
Google offers free calls within Gmail
Whew, what a week. Among many important news items, Google has just unveiled voice support for Gmail, allowing you to make free calls to landlines and cell phones. Is Google going after Skype’s jugular?
A clever way to save on printer ink?
While the cost of printers is at an all-time low — you can pick up an all-in-one now for as low as $50, believe it or not — printer ink can still be a costly (and ongoing) consideration. Here’s one approach to squeezing more life out of your ink cartridges.
The McAfee Top 10 Most Dangerous Celebrities of 2010
Here are the top 10 celebrities that may be bad for your (computer’s) health. Actually, it should be the top 12; there are a couple of ties.