mydaigo In the News

Financial Post Article - 8 holiday gifts for on-the-go technology leaders

December 08, 2015 • James Daigle

Mydaigo, $29.99 It’s amazing how often we put things down and absent-mindedly forget about them. This little gadget isn’t quite the equivalent of strings on mittens, but when you attach the transmitter to an object, be it a phone or a backpack, as soon as you’re separated from it by a configurable distance, the receiver fob beeps to let you know. Available online, or at Home Hardware. Click Here to see full article via Financial Post Tech Desk Online Thanks to Lynn Greiner (Freelance Journalist)

York Small Business Enterprise Centre (YSBEC) Successful Start-Ups Series: MyDaigo Inc.

January 14, 2014 • James Daigle

It’s all too easy to feel overwhelmed when starting a business. Just ask James Daigle. He recently made his first sale of MyDaigo, a new electronics device, after months and months of research, planning, networking and late nights.

In the beginning, he says, “everything was happening so fast. It was hard to sift through the mountains of information on the ’net and know the good from the bad advice.” That’s when this transplanted Cape Bretoner contacted the York Small Business Enterprise Centre (YSBEC). “It was a huge help,” he says. Not only did....

MyDaigo Inc. Grand Opening

November 04, 2013 • James Daigle

MyDaigo Inc. opened their doors to Aurora with an official grand opening ceremony at Apple Suites. The company was met with a warm reception from its supporters, customers and guests as President James Daigle introduced himself and his staff to everyone. Mayor Geoff Dawe greeted them on behalf of the Town of Aurora as well as took part in the official ribbon cutting...

Glace Bay father and son marketing new electronic gadget

October 31, 2013 • James Daigle

A device created and now being marketed by a Glace Bay father and son team as the next “must-have” product to protect electronic gadgets from loss or theft was the focus of their company’s launch earlier this month.

MyDaigo – a take on the last name of Harold and James Daigle – is a patented product that is attached inconspicuously to expensive toys such as laptops, tablets or smartphones.

It works by attaching a transmitter to an object like a laptop while the user keeps hold of its matching receiver, which is the size of a remote car starter. MyDaigo sends out an alert if the item of value is left behind by mistake....

Hi-Tech Entrepreneur James Daigle interviewed by Matthew Lesko

October 31, 2013 • James Daigle