Technology

Boot camps, ‘an accelerated launch pad into a career,’ are kicking it all over Canada

Jordan Banks and Shaharris Beh consider the possibilities of HackerNest

Engaging with voters on social media is an essential part of the modern campaign. Here’s who’s ahead in the digital race.

Google thinks safe, driverless cars could be on the market in four years. Teaching them to navigate around terrible drivers might just be the easy part.

From satellite repair to cameras that work on Mars, Canadian companies have their eyes on the heavens

An Australian security expert on the fear and remorse he’s seen from people desperate to be removed from Ashley Madison’s hacked database

From 2015: Fitness-tracker ethos has created a social media villain

By opening up R&D to top freelancing minds, companies like InnoCentive are crowdsourcing unique solutions to puzzles

Would you stop and offer HitchBOT a ride? The Canadian hitchhiking robot, who car-hopped all the way from Halifax to Victoria during the summer of 2014, makes for one quirky passenger. This is what it’s like to pick up HitchBOT.

Scott Feschuk is bemused about the future of driving: So we get all the responsibility of driving, and none of the fun?