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Long before silicon chips and neural networks, the dream of artificial life flickered in the shadows of ancient stories. Imagine yourself in medieval Prague, where whispers tell of a rabbi who shaped a giant from river clay—the Golem. With secret words and sacred rituals, Rabbi Loew brought this mute guardian to life, tasking it to protect the Jewish community from harm. The Golem was powerful, obedient—until it wasn’t. As the legend goes, the creature’s strength grew uncontrollable, a reminder…
This article was inspired by a recent Tom’s Guide comparison of Google AI Overviews and Perplexity, and the thoughtful dialogue that followed about how these tools are reshaping the search experience. For anyone who relies on the internet to solve problems or find trustworthy information, these changes are more than just tech news—they directly impact how safely and confidently you can navigate the digital world. What Are Google AI Overviews and Perplexity.ai? Google AI Overviews is a new…
It is that time of year again. Apple today released macOS Ventura for the Mac alongside iOS 16.1 for iPads. While iOS 16 for the iPhone has been out for almost a month now in time with the iPhone 14 release, It's not typically until October that we see the Mac's latest operating system following suit. For a while now, upgrading to the latest operating systems for iPhone and iPad have been a reliable and predictable task. I continue to caution the average user to wait at least a week—there have…
People are always asking me whether Safari or Chrome are better, but no-one ever asks about Firefox. Strangely, the people who use it have always known it to be a safe and secure browser, and aren't the ones asking which browser they should be using. Mozilla’s Firefox has an exceptional legacy. It is founded in the purest of grassroots movements in tech. An open source project born from some of the engineers from the original Netscape browser that started it all. Firefox was to be an…
On the last day of February earlier this year, Aitan made a decision to put himself - specifically his health - at the top of his priority list.  He had come to the realization that he weighed the most he ever had in his 47 years. He also could not deny the alarming results of his blood pressure test - 165/115. His doctor (*whom he connected to via Telus Health My Care) gave him a choice to bring this number down: by choosing prescription medication or by changing his daily habits.  He chose…
Perhaps you are familiar with taking a FaceTime call from your driver's seat - pulled over at the side of the road (we hope), or as we often do, parked in an EV charger, making the most of our in-between-client time to juice up the battery. If you are a business owner who travels frequently between clients, having an automated mileage tracker on your iPhone is an absolute MUST. Our personal favourite is MileIQ - it takes all the tedium and guesswork out of keeping track of your drives,…
Apple’s Reminders app is a well put together app for tracking the things you need to do, and I see so few people using it. Much like so many of the core apps that grace the Mac, iPhone, and iPad out of the box, Reminders was built from the ground up across all three platforms to make sure you had the same productive experience no matter which of your devices you picked up. It allows you to create multiple lists for different tasks, set due dates, flag for importance, etc. Reminders is even…
After two years of living through this pandemic, those of us who are able to work remotely have done our best to adjust to working from home. We have established new rhythms to find a sense of harmony and distinction between our work life and our home life. We have grown accustomed to attending meetings, presentations, and events virtually on Zoom and other online platforms. We have become experts at toggling between our array of devices and numerous apps to share files, project manage,…