Thursday, January 14, 2016 at 2:54PM 
Photo by Sonya Davidson
Days after launching the new Chevy Bolt EV and the Cruze Hatchback, the company kicked off the 2016 Chevy Spark which is the first vehicle to offer access to Apple CarPlay or Android Auto infotainment platforms as well as 4G-LTE connectivity starting at $11,595.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 5:16PM 
By Jeff Sinclair
Jeff Sinclair is the Ambassador for Pride Marine Group and the “Voice of Boating”. He will be at the Toronto International Boat Show is on now through Sunday, January 17th and is taking place at the Enercare Centre at Exhibition Place. It's open from 10 am - 7pm on Saturdays, 10 am - 6 pm on Sundays and 11 am - 8 pm during the weekday. Here is his list of hottest new technologies in boating.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 12:28PM 
Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
The automotive industry are the originators of the notion to push ‘new and improved,’ models yearly. Be it a new variants of beloved marquees, the addition of more chrome or fins, to moving the needle on performance, fuel economy, safety and of course, price.
Detroit, MI – Just days after the car-heavy International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas wrapped up, many expected the Detroit Auto Show to focus on new technologies like Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, improved driver assistive technologies, electrification and autonomous driving technology to name but a few.
Just like the consumer technology industry, the motoring world thrives on iteration and upgrade cycles and game changing breakthroughs.
The automotive industry are the originators of the notion to push ‘new and improved,’ models yearly. Be it a new variants of beloved marquees, the addition of more chrome or fins, to moving the needle on performance, fuel economy, safety and of course, price.
Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 10:33AM 
Google plans to unveil its new Canadian engineering headquarters in Waterloo, Ontario later this week. The new Kitchener-Waterloo venue will be the headquarters of Google’s Canadian development team.
A handful of Googlers opened the company’s first office in Kitchener back in 2005. Since then, Google has steadily expanded its investment in the region and absorbed a lot of talent that had come to the hub. The new 185,000 sq feet headquarters unveiled this week will be home to over 350 engineers who work on products used by billions of people around the globe. It is a great vote of confidence on Canada's potential to create talent and technology hubs.
