The snapshot of expenditures shows households with incomes below $32,090 spent 8.6 per cent of what they earned in 2016 on communications. Continue reading →

It sounds like a Christmas miracle: for a limited time, Canada’s wireless providers are offering 10 gigabytes of data for $60 per month — that is, if you can get through to take advantage of the deal. Continue reading →

The Innovation Exchange Initiative will give projects like the Hamilton early warning score system (HEWS) an opportunity to improve and grow. Continue reading →

Victor Surerus says the $2,700 he paid for his first cellphone 30 years ago was worth every penny. Continue reading →

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission is proposing to tighten the rules companies must follow when they decide to cut the cord on the last public phone in a community. Continue reading →

Education experts weigh in on whether mobile devices distract children from learning or help them. Continue reading →

An expert panel recommends more research is needed to clarify the potential risk of cancer of from radiofrequency waves emitted by cellphones and other wireless devices. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s deaf, deafened, hard-of-hearing, and speech-impaired (DHHSI) communities will soon have an easier method to contact 911. Continue reading →

NEW YORK – T-Mobile USA on Tuesday said it will start offering the iPhone on April 12, filling what its CEO said was “a huge void” in its phone lineup. T-Mobile, the fourth-largest of the national U.S. phone companies, has been losing customers to the bigger companies, which all sell the iPhone. “This is a… Continue reading →