As summer comes to a close, there’s lots of things to do before the kids head back to school, and having a conversation with them about social media and cyberbullying should be on parents’ to-do lists. According to a recent survey among Canadian parents of children aged 10-17 years old, when asked which online accounts their child has, the following results were found: Read the rest of this entry »
Toronto-based cloud accounting specialist FreshBooks has launched a new mobile app designed to fit the lifestyle of today’s small businesses owners, giving them the freedom to run their business anytime, anywhere. Following their recent re-positioning as cloud accounting, the free mobile app further demonstrates the FreshBooks commitment to being in the corner of service-based businesses. Read the rest of this entry »
Gamercamp returns to Toronto for its fourth edition this November 3rd and 4th at the beautiful Isabel Bader Theatre, with some of the top names working in the games industry. Festival director Jaime Woo has announced that Ken Yeung, lead programmer of the award-winning Super T.I.M.E. Force, and Pat Redding, lead game designer of the highly-anticipated Splinter Cell: Black List, as well as artists from NYU’s acclaimed No Quarter exhibition are the latest talent additions to the 2012 roster, joining already-announced Deus Ex: Human Revolution lead writer Mary DeMarle, Papo & Yo creative director Vander Caballero, and Dyad creator Shawn McGrath. Read the rest of this entry »
A new wave of productivity-focused Social Apps, including SocialBro, GoPollGo, NeedTagger, and Videolicious have been added to HootSuite’s ever-expanding App Directory. As makers of one of the market-leading social media management systems, HootSuite is known for helping users engage with audiences and analyze campaigns across multiple social networks from one secure, web-based dashboard. Read the rest of this entry »
If you’ve been following Investintech on Facebook, or read Village Gamer regularly, then you know that at one point the developer featured an Able2Doc giveaway. Well, if you missed out on your free copy, here’s your second chance. Investintech is having a back-to-school one-week-only special, where you can get Able2Doc v.6.0 for free (valued at $49.95) on Twitter. Read the rest of this entry »
Wild Games Studio would like to inform you that the studio has canceled exclusive retail and online sales around the world for Dungeon Gate publishing and distribution agreement it had with Mamba Games due to a failure on Mamba Games’ part to to respect the agreement. Read the rest of this entry »
The Centre for Digital Media in Vancouver will play host to FITC as it expands its presence from Toronto to Vancouver. This event, which is all about the Future, Innovation, Technology and Creativity, will feature a workshop day and two days of presentations and panels – as well as a networking social component. Tickets for the November 16, 17 and 18th event are now on sale. Early Bird pricing is in effect until October 12th, and there are Student prices also available. Not sure what FITC is all about? Check out their YouTube channel. Read the rest of this entry »
Now that my PC has been re-formatted (thank you Scott) and has a fully-functioning power supply with a hand-me-down graphics card from the CaveChild that is 4 times better than my old one, I can actually work online without wanting to toss my PC through the office window because of sluggishness followed by non-responsiveness on Thursday and Friday (hence the lack of news stories).
As summer comes to a close, there’s lots of things to do before the kids head back to school, and having a conversation with them about social media and cyberbullying should be on parents’ to-do lists. According to a recent survey among Canadian parents of children aged 10-17 years old, when asked which online accounts their child has, the following results were found: Read the rest of this entry »
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