Category: Technology

First release offers basic browsing with plans for AI chatbot, driving licence tools and custom alerts by year-end The UK government has launched its long-awaited gov.uk smartphone app, billing it...

From Kigali to Konza, a new kind of economic revolution is gaining ground—one powered not by minerals or oil, but by code, connectivity and sheer ambition. Several African nations are...

Governments are facing a $93 trillion infrastructure question—and geospatial tech might be the most powerful answer. At this year’s Geospatial World Forum in Madrid, a clear message echoed through the...

Ottawa walks back digital levy as Trump signals new tariffs, Carney races to strike deal before July deadline Canada has dropped its planned digital services tax just hours before it...

Regional lenders are crafting hyper-localized tech to serve their communities, but talent shortages loom While Silicon Valley makes the headlines, a quieter revolution is reshaping the way people in Asia...

Subtle messaging shift fuels questions about platform’s long-term dominance Microsoft hasn’t made a formal announcement. But if you squint hard enough—and if you’re a tech columnist with a knack for...

Fourth round of job cuts in 18 months raises questions about post-Activision Blizzard strategy Microsoft is swinging the axe again. And this time, it’s falling hard—right on the Xbox division....

Amazon’s latest space mission is quietly heating up the broadband race. On Monday morning, it launched another 27 Kuiper satellites into low Earth orbit, nudging closer to its long-shot goal...

A workplace performance tool born from elite sports psychology in New Zealand is now quietly making waves across global law enforcement circles — and may soon help reshape how police...

From streaming apps to the wrong cables, common slip-ups are skewing your broadband results Your internet feels slow. So what do you do? You whip out your phone, launch a...