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What Is Zero Trust Network Access?

May 30, 2022Delta MediaLeave a Comment

If you use the cloud extensively or work in a big corporation, you have probably heard of Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), but you might not know what is it and how it works. ZTNA is a defense strategy turned into software that will protect your data and privacy. There are several features and benefits […]

Why You Can’t Trust Online Reviews: What Is a Click Farm?

October 12, 2021Delta MediaLeave a Comment

You're shopping online and spot the perfect product. Even better, it has all five-star reviews! You immediately add the item to your shopping basket and checkout. But when the product comes, it's deeply disappointing. So how did it get such glowing feedback? It might be a difference of opinion. You could've received a faulty or […]

Can You Trust Have I Been Pwned?

July 24, 2021July 24, 2021Delta MediaLeave a Comment

If you’ve been researching the dangers of data breaches, you might have come across a website named Have I Been Pwned (or HIBP). The premise of the website is simple. In exchange for your email address, phone number, username, or even password, Have I Been Pwned will tell you if any of them have ever […]

Coronavirus COVID-19: 15 Sites You Can Trust for Reliable Information

April 3, 2020April 3, 2020Delta MediaLeave a Comment

In times of crisis, misinformation and disinformation take advantage of panic—something we’re seeing with the sheer amount of fake news around the coronavirus pandemic. But with a medical crisis like this, false information can prove deadly. Considering that there’s so much unreliable information on the virus and its resulting disease, how do you know what […]

IFA Predictions, Google Memories, Can You Trust Huawei?, Dark Web Accounts

September 18, 2019September 18, 2019Delta MediaLeave a Comment

James Frew joins Christian Cawley to assess the latest tech news that matters in the Really Useful Podcast, the tech podcast for technophobes. This week’s slightly longer show features a mini debriefing on IFA and what products impressed, and we also look at whether you can trust Huawei products, the Google Photos Memories feature, how […]

6 Types of Google Search Results You Shouldn’t Trust Blindly

September 4, 2019September 4, 2019Delta MediaLeave a Comment

We depend on Google for looking up facts and information on any topic. But since Google doesn’t verify every link, it’s not always wise to trust the data it gives you. Google’s algorithms like PageRank have got better at assessing expertise and trustworthiness of a website. But the wrong information can sneak in or we […]

Scientists Working On Smart Contacts Powered By Human Tears
August 26, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Who needs an external battery when you have good old-fashioned emotions? Scientists based out of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have begun working on augmented reality (AR) contact lenses capable of displaying virtual information in the real world. But here’s the really interesting part: according to an official release from the university, these high-tech […]
Thief Simulator VR Adds Even More Stuff To Steal On Quest
August 25, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Return to a life of crime in this sizable DLC update. Developer 3R Games this week announced a new update for its popular VR game, Thief Simulator VR: Greenview Street, which introduces a brand new neighborhood over twice the size of Greenview Street. Available now on Meta Quest headsets, the Richie R. Street DLC takes […]
I Tried Axe Throwing In VR. Here’s How It Went
August 25, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Experience BATL Axe Throwing on Meta Quest headsets. ArcadeXR today announced its 2.0 update for Arcade Legends which introduces axe throwing to the game for the very first time. For those unfamiliar, Arcade Legends is a unique VR experience that allows you to build your own personal arcade. Here you can play 10 official arcade […]
This Virtual Rave Experience Lets You Party Like It’s The ’80s
August 24, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Better grab some glowsticks, you’re going to need them. The Geneva International Film Festival returns later this year and it’s bringing with it a one-of-a-kind virtual experience that takes you back in time to the very first rave parties where you can dance to the sounds of old-school acid house music. Produced by the immersive documentary […]
Watch The LA Valorant Finals From This VR E-Sports Arena
August 23, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Join your fellow Valorant fans for this one-of-a-kind virtual broadcast. Virtex Stadium, an online virtual event platform available for PC VR headsets, will be broadcasting the Valorant LA Champions finals live in VR this week, offering spectators the chance to immerse themselves in the virtual action like never before. Originally announced back in 2021, Virtex […]
’90s Classic The 7th Guest Returns As A VR Game This October
August 22, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
Explore a sprawling mansion inhabited by realistic ghosts in this immersive reimagining. Developer Vertigo Games, the team behind popular VR titles such as Arizona Sunshine and After the Fall, has just announced the release date for its latest game, The 7th Guest VR. Revealed during the Gamescom 2023 Opening Night Live Pre-Show, this spooky-looking experience […]
VRChat Mobile Is Now Available In Alpha On Android
August 22, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
An iOS version is also on the way according to the team. After long last, VRChat, the immensely popular VR social platform, is finally available in alpha on Android devices, allowing you to mix and mingle with other players online via a smartphone or tablet. That said, not everyone will have access to the app […]
This KFC VR Game Is Played Inside A Bucket Of Chicken
August 21, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
The more points you earn the more IRL chicken you get. Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), the popular American fast food chain, has launched a VR game in Hong Kong, China that transported players to a KFC-inspired world where they could earn real-world fried chicken by completing virtual objectives. The “Bucketverse VR” experience immersed players in […]
You Can Now Play The Original Far Cry In VR With Motion Controls
August 18, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
The 2004 classic looks better than ever in VR. Crytek’s first-person shooter Far Cry can now be played in VR with motion controls thanks to a third-party mod from German developer Holger Frydrych. You may remember Frydrych for his work on the popular Half-Life 2 VR Mod, which lets you experience Valve’s iconic action shooter […]
Toy Trains Lets You Build Your Dream Train Set In VR
August 18, 2023 by Former Writer (Kyle Melnick)
The “playful track-building” game is scheduled to arrive later this year. Developer Something Random this week announced Toy Trains, a new VR game coming soon to major VR platforms. Described as a “playful track-building VR game,” this nostalgia-inducing experience allows you to craft complex virtual railways and solve open-ended puzzles using your motion controllers. Each […]

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Edmonton City Hall shooting: Police to speak to media about terrorism charges March 5, 2024
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‘White gold’: Environment Canada says snow welcome for Sask. farmers March 5, 2024
David Phillips with Environment Canada said the recent snowfall will bring much needed moisture to farmlands, irrigation ditches, sloughs and ponds.
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Flair Airlines hopes to get some Lynx airplanes, even after shutdown scuttles deal March 5, 2024
Flair Airlines CEO Stephen Jones says he still hopes to add several Lynx Air planes to his fleet, even after their tentative deal fell through when Lynx shut down last month.
Secondary school contract teachers ratify deal with Peterborough public board March 5, 2024
Approximately 700 secondary teachers with the school board had been without a collective agreement since Aug. 31, 2022.
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Fire that destroyed nursing station forces Ontario First Nation to evacuate patients March 5, 2024
Chief Russell Wesley of Cat Lake First Nation says people who need treatment for cancer, diabetes, and addiction support were among those removed from the community.
‘It’s not us, it’s you’: Miami Beach ‘breaking up’ with spring breakers March 5, 2024
Miami Beach is telling spring breakers — who often bring out-of-control partying to their city — to expect lots of strict rules this year.
Michelle Butterfield
Electricity, gas bills could rise given proposed tax change. Why? March 5, 2024
Electricity Canada is sounding the alarm over a proposed tax change it warns could see some private utilities saddled with millions in additional income taxes.
Suspect in Kelowna grandparent scam spotted, police looking to ID March 5, 2024
Police in Kelowna, B.C., are releasing a photo of a woman they say is a suspect in a grandparent scam in an effort to track her down.
Kathy Michaels