Cayman Islands’ prison drone already fruitful
On April 13, 2016, during a routine drone surveillance training operation at HMP Northward, two males carrying nap sacks were spotted leaving the area surrounding the prison through the bushes. The Bodden Town Police Station was alerted and responded quickly. Staff…
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Chances of La Niña increase as 2016 hurricane season approaches
By Kimberly Miller From Weather Plus The chances that the global weather pattern christened La Niña will take hold by early fall were increased last week to 70 percent, foreshadowing a hurricane season that for the first time in years is…
SmartLabs comes to Latin America and the Caribbean
Press release from: SmartLabs PR Agency: SoftPressRelease SmartLabs, one of the leading developers of solutions and set-top boxes for interactive TV operators, is delighted to announce an engagement with Poikilon Ltda to provide business development, marketing and sales support across…
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Film development: call for submissions
Call for Submissions: Film Development and Production Incubator for Caribbean and Caribbean Diaspora Producers By CaribbeanTales | Shadow and Act April 18, 2016 at 2:46PM The CaribbeanTales Incubator (CTI) is a year-round film development and production hub for Caribbean and…
Health City Cayman Islands: Cardiac Electrophysiology
From Health City Cayman Islands Adult Cardiac Specialties At Health City we treat a wide range of adult cardiology conditions from atrial fibrillation and cardiac arrhythmias – to uncontrolled blood pressure. Fractional flow reserve (FFR) and other advanced technologies are…
Don’t call for me, Venezuela
From Caribbean News Now CARACAS, Venezuela — Venezuela’s two main cellular phone service providers are suspending international calling as the country’s economic situation worsens. cell-phone-ban.jpg Movistar, a subsidiary of the Spain-based Telefonica, and Digitel both announced last week that they…
How 3D printing is climbing out of the trough of disillusionment
By Dan Patterson From TechRepublic 3D printing was yesterday’s hot tech. In an age dominated by the web and mobile apps, 3D printing represented tangible technology. Suddenly, in theory, anyone could code, design, and print out real, actual stuff. And…
The evolution of mobile management and what it means for security, privacy, and the future of mobile lawyering
By Ricci Dipshan, From Legaltech News As the Information Age evolved, the data it transported took on entirely new dimensions—no longer static or tied down, but a living, breathing and above all, moving, entity. And like a young child just…
Gadget of the week
10 incredible prosthetics made with 3D printers By Lyndsey Gilpin From Tech Republic Exo prosthetic leg This prosthetic was printed using titanium through selective laser sintering (SLS) technology. To customize it, the Behance team used FitSocket, a technology that was…
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Ericsson celebrates 120 years of innovation in Latin America
Since 1896, Ericsson’s ideas, technologies and employees have created innovations that have affected and transformed the lives of Latin American people, industries and society. Innovation has always been a fundamental part of the company’s DNA, achieving great milestones such as…
