Here are the highlights from the recent industry hires and moves, as published in MCV/DEVELOP’s March issue.
We start this month’s roundup of job movers at Curve Digital, where the publisher has announced three new hires.
First,
Jarvis Crofts joins as VP of commercial and publishing strategy. Crofts was previously at Sega Europe, where he had spent the past nine years working as director of commercial analysis.
Also at Curve Digital,
James Gourlay joins as director of digital strategy. Like Crofts, Gourlay also joins Curve Digital from Sega Europe. Gourlay had held a number of roles at Sega, having joined in 2011 as a QA functional lead, before being promoted through the ranks to become senior product launch manager in 2018.
Welcome to Five-Deal Friday, where we scour the web for the best deals and deepest discounts from Canadian tech retailers.
This week weâve put together a list of great deals spanning everything from games to PC cases.
Gana RCA-to-HDMI Converter
This essential converter from Gana is currently on sale at Amazon Canada. If you have a Playstation 2, GameCube, or Wii sitting around that canât connect to your modern TV, this is the device you need.
It takes the RCA signal from your console and converts it into an HDMI signal that can be output at 720p or 1080p. While itâs not perfect the upscaled image can still be blurry for $16.14 this is a great buy for some nostalgic gaming.
How to manage your Google Assistant privacy settings
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The Google Assistant can make life easier, but to really work its magic, it needs to view and collect lots of data. From lists of the apps you install to audio recordings of the commands you give, your Assistant could know more about you than you think. In this guide, we’ll explain how to manage your Google Assistant privacy settings.
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The Canon PIXMA TS9550 is an all-in-one printer that blends an A3 colour printer with an A4 scanner and copier.
Coming on like a more capable version of the Canon PIXMA TS7450, the PIXMA TS9550 aims to be a home office hero for anyone who needs to print on A3, as well as scan and copy lots of A4 documents.
Using a combination of five ink cartridges – three colour, and two black – running costs of the PIXMA TS9550 seem high. I take a closer look to see how far your money goes, and whether this is one of the best printers you can currently buy.