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A week after Apple's WWDC, the hosts continue the discussion about Big Sur and the best features of iOS 14. We also speak to Chris Pereira from Huawei about jobs in tech and how to get your foot in the door.
Why did Elon Musk call for the breakup of Amazon recently? Find out how the online shopping giant is ruffling feathers with authors. We speak with a Kansas author and book shop owner, Danny Caine, about his experience publishing and selling through Amazon.
We also look at how phishing rates are rising with employees working from home due to COVID-19. Finally, we'll talk about some of Apple's big announcements from WWDC 2020.
Last week, TELUS filed suit against Shaw over ‘misleading’ ads about its Fibre+ internet service. Today, Peter Vogel, tech expert and columnist, joins us to talk about why Shaw’s advertising is misleading and how this might affect your home internet speeds if you subscribe to the Shaw Fibre+ 300 Internet Service.
We’ll also discuss how the criminal justice system in Ontario has used technology to adapt during COVID-19 with criminal lawyer and Toronto Director of the Criminal Lawyer’s Association, Jennifer Penman. Fellow gadget guy, Marc Saltzman, joins us with last minute tech gift ideas that will impress Dad this Father's Day.
Replacing both the Sonos Playbar and Playbase and supporting Dolby Atmos surround sound, the Sonos Arc is the hottest new sound bar for your television. We talk to Ted Kritsonis to hear about his first impressions and find out where the Sonos Arc really shines.
We also speak to Peter Vogel to find out why the earth's magnetosphere is weakening and why we should care.
Several years ago, a Coronavirus swept through the U.S. and killed 1 million of the population it infected: pigs. We speak with Brian Jackson, CIO at Infotech Research Group, about the technology behind the biosecurity measures farmers implemented in response. These tools, including facial recognition scanners connected to commercial locks, may hold the key to managing COVID-19 infections in long term care homes and hospitals.
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