Hashtag Trending – South Korea fines Facebook; France come down hard on big tech; Slack acqusition?
South Korea is fining Facebook for $6M US, France applies a digital tax to the tech giants, and lots of chatter about a potential Slack acquisition.
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Hashtag Trending – China launches 6G satellite; Loblaws’ self-driving delivery fleet; WFH tips
Forget 5G, China launches a 6G satellite, Loblaw’s will launch Canada’s first self-driving delivery fleet, and tips for setting boundaries for yourself while working from home.
Hashtag Trending – Bill Gates on the future of business travel; Airbnb bounce back; Cleaning robots
In-person meetings are not the go-to anymore says Bill Gates, Airbnb is bouncing back, and robot cleaners for the workplace.
Hashtag Trending – End of PIPEDA? Twitter introduces Fleets, and Amazon Pharmacy is a go
Canadian privacy legislation is getting a facelift, Twitter introduces Fleets instead of an edit button, and Amazon is officially allowed to deliver prescription medications to its US customers.
Hashtag Trending – Right-to-repair Teslas; Surveillance tech buzz; SpaceX is turning heads
Tesla repairs are fundamentally changing in Massachusetts, social media is buzzing about how employers are using surveillance for COVID-19 tracking, and SpaceX has its eyes on tourism.
Hashtag Trending – Honda doubles down on self-driving cars; SpaceX gets praise; Restaurant industry’s digital transformation
Honda will be the first to mass-produce level 3 autonomous cars, Space X is making strides with rural internet access, and how restaurants are being more resilient and creative amidst the pandemic.
Hashtag Trending – Apple’s M1 chip; Canada preps to spend big on network infrastructure; Coping with pandemic burnout
Apple’s new M1 chip has been announced, Canada is preparing to spend big on developing network infrastructure, and how to cope with pandemic burnouts.
Hashtag Trending – Tim Berners-Lee’s new idea; SpaceX makes moves in Canada; Shifts in shopping behaviour
How would you feel about being in full control of your data? Space X is moving closer to delivering high-speed internet in rural Canadian areas, and supermarkets are experiencing a major shift for shopping behaviour amidst the pandemic.
Hashtag Trending – Tech stocks explode; Vancouver ranks #1 for software job growth; Right to repair in Massachusetts
Tech stocks are roaring amidst the election, Vancouver ranks #1 in North America for high-tech software job growth, and right to repair gets the green light in Massachusetts
Hashtag Trending – #Elections2020; Wal-Mart says no to robots; Eye-tracking tools for exams
The U.S. elections dominate the news cycle, Wal-Mart says no to robots, and students rebel against eye-tracking exam tools.
Hashtag Trending – Book sales are exciting again; Influencer marketing; Superspreader database
A revolutionary way to sell books catches people’s attention online, influencer marketing budgets are projected to double by 2022, and a new global database helps identity COVID-19 superspreader events
Hashtag Trending – Ranting about printers; AI camera snafu; A Google Drive scam
Reddit rants about printers, an AI camera mistakes a referee’s bald head as the ball leading to a very different viewing experience, and a Google Drive scam is making its rounds.
Hashtag Trending – Google logos get dunked on; Apple’s search engine; U.S. Senate hearing with big tech
Users are not feeling the new Google logos, Apple is en-route to develop its own search engine, and some humour and irony for this week’s Senate hearing with the big tech CEOs.
Hashtag Trending – Facebook Oculus frustrations; U.K. telcos face new rules; War against AirBnb heats up
Facebook’s Oculus users are frustrated over mandatory Facebook accounts, new rules in the U.K. stop mobile networks from selling locked phones, and cities are taking new approaches to take back their housing from Airbnb.
Hashtag Trending – Samsung chairman dies; Screen time statistics; Canadians calling it quits
Samsung Chairman Lee Kun-Hee has died at the age of 78, the average American will spend three months on their phone, and nearly half of Canadian workers are strongly considering leaving their jobs.