Tag Archives: wireless

B.C. pilots dynamic transit display

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09 Aug 2010, ComputerWorld Canada

Transit riders standing on the corner of Highway 99 and Stevenson Highway no longer have to wonder if they were forgotten by the bus. A pilot project in a Vancouver suburb tracks buses in real time on a WiFi network and streams arrival info to a 46-inch LCD TV at the stop.

Samsung ML-2525W

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28 Apr 2010, ComputerWorld Canada

While pricing for wireless and laser printing is on the decline, there aren’t a lot of models on the market that include both. The Samsung ML-2525W is one of those exceptions that hits the sub-$200 price point with a smart, compact design that works well in any home or small office space.

 

Rogers-HP embedded notebook now in Canada

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13 Jul 2009, ComputerWorld Canada

Rogers Communications becomes the first Canadian wireless operator to leverage the notebook market by bundling the HP Mini 110 with a data plan.

— co-authored by Jennifer Kavur and Howard Solomon

— reprinted by ITBusiness.ca, Rogers and HP bring embedded notebook to the Canadian channel

Moving cell phones will help 680News create live traffic reports

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23 Jan 2009, ITBusiness.ca

Toronto’s popular radio station for traffic and weather information – 680News – will use raw data from hundreds of thousands of cell phones moving on city streets to access and report on actual traffic information.