Edwin Su

Edwin Su

Proud to call Toronto home, Ed Su is young journalist on the move, covering ground-breaking stories that involve science, technology, new innovations... and yes, even gadgets! Ed lives downtown TO, and writes for a pile of online technology publications in Canada and the USA. He is graduate of the Toronto Film School, and recently completed his Master of Arts Degree in Journalism from The Open University.

Numze founders take home big Readers’ Choice Award 0
- NEW YORK CITY, TECHNOLOGY, WORLD
- November 1, 2019
Hamilton-based Canadian Protection Services Wins Diamond! The votes are in and Canadian Protection Services are tops among readers of The Niagara Falls Review. The Hamilton-based security company has won Diamond in the newspaper’s 2019 Readers’ Choice Awards. With over 300,000 nominations and over 70,000 votes, taking home this award is a huge accomplishment, according to
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Numze will be the ‘go-to’ app for licensed security guards across the United States 0
- NEW YORK CITY, TECHNOLOGY
- October 8, 2019
A new app will soon hit the market and it’s going to script a whole new chapter in the security guard industry. Called Numze, this Uber-like app is being hailed as the next best tool for licensed security guards who are looking for work, more flexible hours, and better pay. Paul Carson and Ron Hazell
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Delta Air Lines sets up street ‘cabins’ as an escape for busy New Yorkers 0

Delta Air Lines Inc. is getting into the pop-up workspace industry. The carrier (NYSE: DAL) has set up “cabins” that passersby can reserve for 30 minute slots via a website. The pop ups are being set up at in Manhattan’s Flatiron District on East 23rd St. The pods allow New Yorkers to take a call

New blood test could detect 20 types of cancer 0

A new blood test now under development can help detect 20 kinds of cancer, according to trials underway at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. In trials, the test correctly identified 32% of patients with stage-one disease and 76% of those with stage-two disease, the institute announced. Breast, colorectal and lung cancers were among those detected in