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CAYMAN ISLANDS NOTICE: Grand Court Jurors Report Date Changed From Judicial Administration: Grand Court Jurors Report Date Changed The Grand Court jury report date has been changed. Grand Court Jurors who are in the 14 January – 31 March 2015…
I tried the mysterious gadget that can change your mood in 15 minutes, and it worked
By Lisa Eadicicco From Business Insider That’s why I was particularly interested to see startup Thync’s demo. The company’s pitch sounded like any CES attendee’s dream: a gadget that can magically alter your mood to make you feel relaxed and…
E-Learning Increases Accessibility to HIV Diploma Program in the Caribbean
From I-TECH In the Caribbean, an estimated 250,000 people are living with HIV (UNAIDS, 2013). To address this epidemic, health workers must have the latest information to guide the treatment and care of those living with HIV and AIDS. The…
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Cayman Islands airport closed as plane slides off runway At 12.28 pm on Tuesday, 27 January 2015, a chartered cargo aircraft, after landing, rolled off the runway towards the north end of Owen Roberts International Airport on Grand Cayman. As…
Gadget of the week
B&O wants you to touch wood to control your music at home By James Trew From engadget Knocking on wood is said to bring you luck. Those of a less fortunate disposition will be interested to know about Bang &…
2015 might be the year we start to get online identity right
By Alex Howard From Tech Republic Alex Howard thinks 2015 will be a big year for digital government services and identity in the US. He also profiles the startup ID.me, which will provide identity software for Connect.gov. We’re on the…
Gadgets of the week
The fascinating, frightening drones and robots of CES 2015 By Christopher Trout From engadget At CES 2015 you could hardly turn your head without smacking into a 4K display, but finding a robot companion takes a bit of legwork. Luckily,…
GE CEO visits West Kendall Baptist Hospital to unveil highly advanced CT Scanner
Celebrating the first U.S. installation of GE Healthcare’s new Revolution™ Computed Tomography (CT) scanner, GE Chair and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey R. Immelt visited West Kendall Baptist Hospital today for a hospital tour and reception with local business leaders and…
CES 2015: Vectu global locators let you track assets in over 190 countries without costly roaming charges
By Bill Detwiler From Tech Republic At CES Unveiled 2015, Aspenta launched a new line of global GPS locators that allows enterprises track their critical assets around the world without worrying about racking up costly roaming charges. Even before CES…
Myo wearable controls everything from robots to smart home devices
By Teena Hammond From Tech Republic The Myo gesture-control armband eliminates the need for a keyboard or mouse in many instances. It will go on sale on Amazon by March. Myo, the gesture-control armband from Thalmic Labs, debuted at last…
