Tech

Last week we told you Google might be looking to kill Uber with a fleet of self-driving cars. This week, news leaked that Apple is joining the race. At least that's what a few mysterious clues would have us believe

This, dear Google, is how you introduce augmented reality to the public. Microsoft unveiled their game-changing HoloLens headset and platform yesterday to incredibly positive response. Watch the video within, because words really can't do it justice

As our young professional lives get (somehow) busier and more hectic than ever, technology has thankfully kept up in the time-saving department. We turned to BNN’s App Central host, Amber Mac, to hear a little more about the top tech trends of 2015 for young professionals

We feel a sense of pride with the success stories of budding new businesses across the country. If you haven’t already, you’ll soon hear a lot more about these 8 great Canadian start-up

Today's Notable Young Entrepreneurs are Somen and Shaun of Ideal Candidate, two natural born problem solvers who have the entrepreneurial spirit ingrained in them and were rewarded for their work in 2012 by receiving the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in Ontario

We hit the Mindshare office in Toronto a few weeks back where we had a chance to check out some of the latest and greatest in digital technology. Amidst a sea of gadgets, representatives from Group M were on site to demonstrate all the new trends and consumer products that are shaping the digital landscape of tomorrow

I’ve been dreaming of a truly intuitive, connected watch for a long, long time. Since the days of my youth, actually; slouched in front of the TV watching detective Dick Tracy catching bad guys, all while communicating with people back and forth on his forward-thinking walkie-talkie watch. Well, friends, that day is finally here

Some of us (OK, maybe one or two) on the Notable.ca team remain loyal BlackBerry users. The iPhone, while shiny, new, app-friendly and cool, didn’t allow us the freedom to type emails and articles so readily on the go like we used to/need to as writers. We needed the keyboard. So we switched back. Here’s why we didn’t switch back to BBM, though, and why we will resist the jumping back on the bandwagon

In the age of LinkedIn, Facebook and even Twitter, many of us are opting for increasingly effective electronic means of contact. Card2Contact is an Android application that’s designed to cleverly bridge both physical and digital worlds by seamlessly integrating physical business cards into an eminently more useful digital scenario