View original post. OPINION: This year’s election is notable for many things, including the massive promises being made by both major parties to fund new transport infrastructure. National has come up with a notional $10.5 billion plan for new highways while Labour is splashing cash for investments in new passenger rail services – both light and heavy rail. Yet both …

View original post.Technology, especially smart devices, has changed the way we work and play and a common comment we hear often is, “I can’t live without my smartphone”. This is the same sentiment shared by business travellers who, despite carrying carry different types of tech devices including tablet and laptop while on the road, consider the smartphone their one indispensable …

View original post.If the term “digital nomad” is becoming more familiar to you, there may be a reason. Business travelers are finding it much easier to remain productive while traveling for work and they are actively seeking out ways to get out of the office. The CWT Connected Traveler Study by Carlson Wagonlit Travel found that technology has greatly contributed …

View original post.Toyota and Intel have joined with a number of technology and telecommunications companies to form the Automotive Edge Computing Consortium to tackle how best to handle the massive amount of data that connected and self-driving cars will generate in the coming years, reports Reuters. This explosion in connected- and autonomous-car data will strain existing cloud-based networks, so it makes sense that …

View original post.From 50 ways to leave your lover, as the song goes, to 750 types of shampoos, we live in an endless sea of choices. And although I haven’t been in the market for hair products in a while, I understand the appeal of picking a product that’s just right for you, even if the decision-making is often agonizing. …

View original post. PHOTO: Make travel easier with the right set of gadgets. (photo by Michelle Rae Uy) When on holiday in far off places, American travelers often face certain challenges. In most countries, they encounter big cultural differences; in non-English speaking countries, language barriers; even in tropical countries, they must deal with the very uncomfortable weather. Thankfully, there are …

View original post. The Emov electric car project in Madrid, which EYSA launched with PSA Group Picture: PSA Group Smart mobility solutions provider EYSA has acquired P3 Global Management (P3GM), a global smart city development company, in an all cash-transaction. P3GM focuses on bringing advanced bike-share systems to small- and mid-sized cities through an approach that brings turn-key mobility infrastructure …