In the show today we’ll hear from Dragan Nerandzic, Chief Technology Officer at Ericsson Canada, Dragan is an expert in the 5G field and he will talk about the capabilities of 5G technology and how soon we can expect to reach commercialization.

In this episode, we’ll look at WhatsApp's recent implementation to secure the conversations of its 1 billion users, and are you ready to shop in virtual reality? Finally, we’ll touch on the news that Yahoo is up for sale.

Your WhatsApp conversations are now private - http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/c-level-insight/mobility/1596-your-whatsapp-conversations-are-now-private

Ikea Embraces Virtual Reality With Virtual Kitchen - http://fortune.com/2016/04/06/ikea-vr-virtual-kitchen/

Verizon plans bid to buy Yahoo’s Web business, sources say - https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/verizon-plans-bid-to-buy-yahoos-web-business/2016/04/07/91fb0cec-fd03-11e5-80e4-c381214de1a3_story.html

Today we will take a look at how our personal devices are creating health risks for us, also, we’ll look at Google’s new landline service. That’s right, Google is bringing landline back into style in the modern age. And we’ll close the show with Samsung’s newest smartphones, how are they faring with today’s expectations?

Are our gadgets a heath risk? http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/c-level-insight/mobility/1585-are-our-gadgets-a-health-risk 

Google Fiber Adds $10 Phone Service to Help You Avoid AT&T and Comcast -  http://time.com/money/4276212/google-fiber-10-dollar-landline/

In this episode, we’ll take a look at an unlimited cloud storage solution, and ransomware, is it coming to a theatre near you? And we will close off with Apple, is Apple going to be the next BlackBerry?

Cloud storage for Canadians gets even better - unlimited from Amazon.ca - http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/c-level-insight/cloud/1574-cloud-storage-for-canadians-gets-even-better-unlimited-from-amazon-ca

The 10 Canadian cities that are ransomware magnets -

http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/c-level-insight/security/1575-the-10-canadian-cities-that-are-ransomware-magnets 

In today’s episode, we’ll talk about a new approach that cyber criminals are using to find their way into our computers, also will be joined by a guest who will share his thoughts on a mobile super computer. And, how would you like Google to pay you $100,000 … well if you’re good hacker that is, stay tune to hear more.

Hack a Chromebook and earn US$100,000 - http://www.wrlwnd.com/hack-a-chromebook-and-earn-us100000/ 

Cyber Criminals Snap Up Expired Domains to Serve Malicious Ads - http://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/cyber-criminals-snap-expired-domains-serve-malicious-ads-n540231

In this episode, we’ll hear from Paul Lewis, a seasoned expert in Canadian, US and International privacy and security issues currently focusing on healthcare, security and privacy leadership at IBM Canada. Paul will talk about the recent ransomware attacks on hospitals and what Canadian organizations can do to prevent such attacks.

Timestamps:

The recent ransomware attack on the Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center has been in the news of late. Can you share with our listeners a little more of what actually happened?

This medical facility decided to pay 40 bitcoins — or about $17,000 — to the cyber criminal to end this attack. As a security expert, do you recommend that organizations take this way out in the event of a ransomware attack?

The online currency - Bitcoins is hard to trace and is becoming the preferred way for hackers to collect a ransom. Is there anyway the authorities can trace this?

With the attacks continuing to increase, what would you recommend for medical facilities and as a whole organizations here in Canada to: one, stay secure and two, what should they do if they are aware of a ransomware attack on their network?

In this episode we talk with Eric Jacksch, security expert on what’s at stake with the FBI vs Apple case. This case is making headlines around the world. There is so much at stake here, our privacy and the protection of citizens. Which side is right? Apple or the FBI?

Marcello weighs in on the controversial battle between the FBI's with it's court order seeking to grant access to terrorist Syed Farrook’s iPhone and Apple, who says that would create a backdoor for all iOS devices. Both parties believe that they are right, what should be done in this case? Also, we take a look at a new study from IBM which says that C-level executives are confused as to who the real cyber security adversary really is and finally a cyberattack that has paralyzed a Los Angeles hospital.

C-level executives are confused about the true cybersecurity adversary 

A Cyberattack Has Paralyzed a Los Angeles Hospital

Apple's anti-iPhone 'backdoor' stance supported by Google 

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This week on WRLWND Radio, we take a look at what consumers are demanding companies to implement to make their shopping experience better. Also, we look at a new technology that TV companies can use to track your facial expressions to see how you really feel about the show you are watching. And we close with how shares of twitter have nosedived on the news that they are losing users.

Consumers demand personalized shopping experience

http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/smb/1515-consumers-demand-personalized-shopping-experience

BBC plans to start using face-tracking technology to reveal how you REALLY feel about its shows

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3442201/BBC-plans-start-using-face-tracking-technology-reveal-REALLY-feel-shows.html#ixzz3ztnhgEoV 

Twitter share price nosedives on news it is losing users

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/feb/10/twitter-share-price-falls-losing-users

In this episode, Marcello discusses everything from the declining Canadian Dollar boosting business for SMB's to Apple rumours for the upcoming March announcement.

In the current economic climate in Canada, eBay shows that small and medium sized businesses are benefitting from the weak Canadian Dollar. These SMBs are helping to make up to 71% of jobs in the private sector! - http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/smb/1506-smbs-benefit-from-the-weak-canadian-dollar

With all the friends on all the many social platforms, a new platform called Just10 is seeking to limit that friends list to...just 10! This private social platform is looking to revolutionize the way we do social media, and do it in a secure way. - http://itincanadaonline.ca/index.php/mobility/1508-a-new-social-media-platform-that-promotes-privacy

Apple always has a lot of tricks up it's sleeves in the lead-up to their announcements. What should we expect to see in the March announcement? All this and more on this episode of WRLWNDradio. - http://time.com/4204088/apple-iphone-ipad-watch-rumors/