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Samsung Opens First Digital Classroom at Elementary School in Canada Thanks to “Samsung School” Pilot Project
0By: Ali Raza | April 9th, 2013 | Gadgets, Living, News, O Canada, Tablets
Samsung is not only making contribution in the development of new technology, it is also doing its bit to help society improve with the introduction of its latest electronics. A recent example in this regard is the Riverside Elementary school in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia in which the South Korean company has launched the ...
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Survey Reveals Adult Drivers Text More Than Teens While Driving
By: Jeff Stewart | April 1st, 2013 | Cars, Gadgets, Google, Health, Living, News, Smartphones
The general perception in the US is that teens are the main culprits when it comes to sending text messages while driving, because being new drivers they are not only reckless but also are more experienced in texting as compared to adults. Therefore, it is assumed that teen drivers cause such accidents related to text messages. However, in reality the truth is different as a new study concluded wi...
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Developers Take a Close Look at Google Maps for iOS SDK and Apple’s MapKit to Figure Out Difference
By: Ali Raza | March 19th, 2013 | Apple, Google, iOS, Living, Mobile Apps, News
Google has recently launched Google Maps for iOS and FastCompany closely analysed it along with Apple’s MapKit to find out the difference between both services from a developers perspective....
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Google Brings its Location-Based App Field Trip to iPod Touch and iPhone
By: Ali Raza | March 8th, 2013 | Android, Google, iOS, Living, Mobile Apps, News, Smartphones
Field Trip is one of the most interesting apps that Google has developed so far, as it informs users about attractions close to them by working in the background on mobile devices. Now Google has launched the Field Trip app for i...
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Teenage Cyber Criminal Hacks Prison Mainframe After Enrolling in Jail’s IT Class
By: Ali Raza | March 5th, 2013 | Living, News
Generally it is believed that the career of a hacker who is found guilty of illegal activity comes to an end once he or she is sent to prison, but it seems that this was not the case with teenager Nicholas Webber, who used to run a cybercrime website called GhostMarket.Net. The young hacker provided details of stolen credit cards online and assist site members through his website tutorials on how ...
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Be Positive and Motivated
By: Zain Nabi | March 4th, 2013 | Living
Negativity kills; if not, it certainly does not cure anything. It is quite easy to fall prey of negativity when you fail at anything, but by thoroughly analysing your actions you will be amazed to know that you can extract out a lot of positives even from a failure. Some people even argue that failure presents better opportunities to learn and grow rather than success. Life is a blend...
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Thirteen Year Old Kenyan Boy Guards Sheep, Goats and Cows from Lion Attacks With Inexpensive Invention
By: Ali Raza | February 28th, 2013 | Living, News
Whenever a new technology pops up the first thing that most observers assume is that the innovation took place in a developed country but talent has no boundaries and it is scattered in almost every part of the world. Villages in Africa that are generally considered quite poor and lacking in essential facilities have talent that can inspire the world. A Thirteen year old, Richard Turere, from Keny...
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Use Your Time More Effectively
By: Zain Nabi | February 26th, 2013 | Business, Living
Time is precious, even more than money. That is why you will see a number of books and articles on the topic of managing time effectively, but what has been observed is that the time management tips provided by one person must not necessarily assist another person. This is because everyone has different schedule and commitments. Still, there is a broad guideline that could help beginners to manage...
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Contiki Hails “#NoRegrets Adventure Challenge” While Celebrating Social Media Success
By: Jeff Stewart | February 23rd, 2013 | Living, News, O Canada, Social Media
Access to social media has further shrunk the world and has helped people reach everything and everyone. Due to this quality of social media, several companies have prospered by exploiting the actual marketing potential of the medium. Contiki is also one of these companies that has done really well since it has explored the tru...
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TELUS Invests $4.5 Million to Introduce High Speed Internet and Optik TV Service to More Residences in Squamish
By: Jeff Stewart | February 22nd, 2013 | Living, News, O Canada
One of the leading telecommunication companies of Canada, TELUS, has recently made a $4.5 million investment to introduce high speed internet and Optik TV services to more residences of Squamish. In another related initiative, the Vancouver-based company will disburse $25 in favour of each new Optik TV customer in Squamish during the...
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