The pandemic has impacted countless jobs across Canada. But can Canadians get back to work and do it safely with the help of technology? Find out how Staffy, an app designed for the hospitality sector, has pivoted to help unemployed Canadians across several industries connect with employers. Next, we look at CANATRACE, an app helping small businesses easily and efficiently implement contact tracing. 

Black Friday might be a little different this year but you can still take advantage of some great deals. We get some practical strategies on getting ready for one of the biggest shopping days of the year from the CEO of Flipp,  an app that gives you access to thousands of deals from over 2,000 stores.

The hosts review the new Apple iPhone mini and we look at a new app from TD that helps Canadians reach their investment goals. 

With growing concerns about the health of our planet, technology companies are starting to pay attention to sustainable design and production. This week, we speak with an up-and-coming smartphone maker that's on a mission to make smartphones more sustainable. CEO of Teracube, Sharad Mittal, joins us to talk about the company's newest sustainable smartphone, the 2e.

With promises of faster network speeds and improved reliability, 5G has been a hot topic lately. But is being on a 5G network really that different? Mike and John share about their experience with 5G.

Graham Williams also joins us to talk about HomeBridge, the solution that runs on any computer and bridges the gap between Apple HomeKit and other hardware devices. If you're looking for hardware support for your smart home devices and you have an Apple ecosystem set up at home, you won't want to miss this!

While many Canadians are passing on Halloween festivities this year, the big day needn't be dull. Bring back the Halloween spirit with our roundup of the best Halloween apps for users of all ages. Mike and John also share their first impressions of the year's hottest smartphone, the Apple iPhone Series 12. Is it worth the upgrade?

This week, Apple held its last event of 2020, announcing the iPhone series 12. But is this version worth upgrading to? We take a deeper look at the iconic smartphone and its most promising features.

Ted Kritsonis joins us later in the show to discuss another iconic smartphone, the new Google Pixel. Will this smartphone measure up for Android lovers?

On this week's episode of the App Show, Mike and John spend some time discussing a new scam that takes advantage of consumers who trade in their Apple products for recycling. Find out how enterprising third party resellers are refurbishing these technology gadgets and reselling them.

John also shares a little bit about his passion for 3D printing with an introduction to some great 3D modeling apps: Tinkercad and Fusion 360.

Many Canadians are experiencing anxiety about heading back to school but technology can help us with the transition. We speak with Clear360 about their app and how it helps schools and organizations implement public health recommendations.

We also speak with the runner up of the Canadian National James Dyson award, a startup called Scope, about its revolutionary camera technology.

This week, Samsung added yet another phone to its flagship Galaxy smartphone line. We discuss the brand new Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, or Fan Edition and where it fits into the Galaxy lineup.

Fellow tech nerd Ted Kritsonis joins us to review YouTube's subscription service. Is it really worth it?

We talk about this week's Apple Event, covering the new Apple Watch Series 6 and Watch SE. From new blood oxygen, or O2, tracking to the brighter always-on display, we talk about the coolest features of the new lineup.

We also speak with Matercard about the technology they've developed to enable retailers to create unattended stores offering shoppers a convenient and contactless experience through the pandemic and beyond.