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Tired of Netflix? Digital lifestyle expert Mike Agerbo runs through some great streaming alternatives.
Canadian startup, Willow, offers a fractional investment platform for anyone to buy and sell shares in commercial real estate properties.
Telus Health is now live with its Virtual Pharmacy service, giving Canadians another way to get their prescriptions for themselves and loved ones.
Feeling overloaded with too many productivity tabs on your web browser? Shift thinks it has the solution to take all of it over to one single desktop app.
The old adage of “you learn something every day,” applies to Skillshare, which aims to teach all sorts of talents to anyone who signs up.
Many kids like to draw and paint as a form of expression and learning, which they can pursue using the best drawing tools online.
If you’re seeking a way to watch soccer, FuboTV is one platform that devotes a lot of its content to the “beautiful game” for subscribers.
Students often learn in the classroom, but online learning is taking on new dimensions, and Khan Academy has been at the forefront.
Soccer fans in Canada and abroad know Bein Sports well as a primary outlet to take in matches, but how well does its Connect app stream them?
Interested in having your own app, yet have no idea how to code it? Wix App Builder aims to tackle that with a more novel approach.
Need to borrow some cash? Loanz is an online lender that can send up to $15,000 over to you in minutes if you qualify and read the fine print.
A new app has entered Canada on a mission to reduce food waste in grocery stores and restaurants by making it available at cheaper prices.
Those who developed History Hit TV consider it “like Netflix for history” because of all the streaming documentary video and audio content.
Finding help may have once felt harder to find for addiction and mental health, but smartphone apps are opening doors in a number of ways.
If you’re into the Marvel Comics Universe (MCU), the Marvel Unlimited app gives you a huge library of comic books to read through.
Rather than stocks, bonds or other securities, some investors are looking at sports and pop culture collectibles as assets classes long-term.
Virtual healthcare gets another option courtesy of the Telus Health MyCare app, which gives patients access to doctors without leaving home.
Whether you collected comic books in the past, or are immersed in the hobby today, the CLZ Comics app can keep them all organized.
You can always benefit from having food last longer, and that’s what the Fresh and Save system from Zwilling aims to do.
If you’ve ever come across an image in a file format you’ve never heard of, and can’t open it, you can use a quick tool to convert it.
Not everyone is an avid reader, and audiobooks offer an alternative, but between Audible and Audiobooks.com, which one do you go with?
Whether or not you’re working from home these days, and earning income in more than one currency, Wise may help you manage it all.
Not all music streaming is like SoundCloud, where the huge music library is as much about indie tunes as it is about all the commercial hits.
How much help would you accept to improve your writing ability? Grammarly says it can help fix your mistakes along the way.
The death of radio has been greatly exaggerated if you consider how much of it TuneIn offers through its apps.
Pulse SMS serves as a unifying texting app that could work across devices, but you will need to subscribe to get the full effect.
Otter is a speech-to-text app and service that proves its worth, but should you start paying monthly to get all its Premium features?
Full-screen ads are showing up in the newly-launched Sonos S2 App. Here’s how you can get rid of them.
Anonymous Camera launches today on the App store. It’s an app that uses AI to blur people, faces and bodies. It can distort audio aswell. This is done in real time so data is stripped almost instantly.
A handful of apps and websites to keep you motivated and fit during a pandemic
A mobile app that allows you to shop and sell your gently used or unworn clothing, accessories and home items.
On this week’s Global BC Noon News Tech Talk, Mike Agerbo discusses alternatives for video conferencing other than Zoom.
Mike Agerbo shares some tricks on improving your Zoom video calls on Global BC’s Noon News
Do you use Zoom? As the video conferencing service grows in popularity a number of security issues have come to light. Mike Agerbo remotely drops into the Global BC Morning News to explain what those are and how you can protect yourself.
Mike Agerbo discusses a number of things helping people endure the pandemic
Mike Agerbo discusses the following items to help with dealing with self-isolation, working from home and keeping your tech clean
HUAWEI has pushed ahead with highly anticipated product announcements. We go hands on with new tablets, folding phones, notebooks and a new APP store!
More and more Canadians are spending Valentine’s Day at home rather than going out for a big meal
Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC2019) is an exciting time for developers, but they’re not the only ones paying attention. Apple users tune in, too, because
Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC2019) is an exciting time for developers, but they’re not the only ones paying attention. Apple users tune in, too,
Review by Myranda Wicks GetConnected saw the TimeFlip device at CES 2019, so we brought it in and asked if anyone in the Blink office
Art hidden in plain site – you never know where you’ll find these ‘invaders’ whether you are in Paris or Los Angeles
Wearable technology is much more than fitness tracking and aesthetically pleasing subwoofers, it can also include clothing! On this week’s Tech Talk, Mike Agerbo chats
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