Network World Canada Staff

Star Trek inspires real-life technology The original Star Trek graced the small screen for only three years from 1966 to 1969. The technology showcased...

The iPod lecture “No more classes, no more books, no more teachers’ dirty looks” is how the old school saying goes, but for university...

Speedy drive-thru makes fast food fasterIn order to speed up the drive-thru experience, fast food chains like McDonald’s Corp. are experimenting at some stores...

Technology helps us all scream for ice creamImagine having a nice scoop of freshly made ice cream coming out of a vending machine thanks...

A recent study suggests the 24x7 availability that mobile devices provide may be taking a toll on family life. The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee study followed 1,300 adults over two years.

In this day and age, working parents are so busy that they have little time to give their children a hug. To solve this problem, Singapore

German telco to launch 3G notebook... German mobile phone operator T-Mobile Deutschland plans to offer a low-cost notebook with three wireless connectivity options in...

As more and more multi-media content makes its way onto mobile devices, so does the call for a ratings system to control the type of content that goes on them. The cell phone industry group, CTIA, has developed a two-tiered rating system that categorizes content offered by cellphone providers as either