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24 May 2013
WebRTC: Distruptive or oversold?
Technology makes video and audio conferencing east through Web browsers without clients or plug-ins. But Microsoft and Apple aren't on board yet
24 May 2013
Wind Mobile financier back in Canada
Manitoba Telecom Services is selling its Allstream business division to a company founded by Wind Mobile's original backer Naguib Sawiris
23 May 2013
Edmonton agrees to expand Shaw Wi-Fi network
Broadening of Wi-Fi footprint will mean mobile users will be able to connect to the Internet from almost anywhere in the city
23 May 2013
Debtholders okay Telus offer to buy Mobilicity
Decision increases pressure on the Harper government to come up with a strategy for financially-troubled startup wireless carriers
21 May 2013
Juniper offers service providers big data analysis
Network equipment maker partners with analytics company to offer a suite of applications that can draw intelligence from reams of routing data
21 May 2013
New platform from Canadian wireless equipment maker
Redline Communications says new radios can be remotely configured to operate in a wide range of licenced and unlicenced frequencies
21 May 2013
Fortinet tweaks Web application firewalls
The new operating system includes more visibility into traffic and enhanced defences for distributed denial of service attacks
21 May 2013
Aruba to release gigabit access points
The next generation of wireless LANs gets closer with the upcoming release of more 802.11ac APs. Aruba says its model have the potential of at least 1.75 Gbps
16 May 2013
Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus
Offer values the startup at $380 million. However, there's no assurance that the federal government will allow sale to go through
13 May 2013
Forget 4G, Samsung claims 5G breakthrough
Samsung claims it will be able to deliver ubiquitous Gbps experience to subscribers anywhere and offer data transmission speeds of up to several tens of Gbps per base station
13 May 2013
Contest offers money for SDN applications
Software defined networking offers the promise of more efficient networks. If you create an application, it also could be worth cash
12 May 2013
Exinda boosts traffic control to 10Gbps
Canadian WAN optimziation appliance maker freshens its network control and network optimization capabilities
09 May 2013
Ottawa nurses cut out middle man with UC system
Vocera's voice-activated communication badges allow nurses to call or page doctors directly without going through hospital's communication centre
09 May 2013
Huawei CEO denies cyber spying connections
Huawei Technologies CEO Ren Zhengfei breaks his silence on issue of cyber espionage
09 May 2013
Barracuda reveals virtual networking appliance
INTEROP REPORT: A new platform merges a switch with blades to deliver virtualized networking applications. Also, the Open Compute Project expands into networking
08 May 2013
Paessler makes Network Monitor faster
Version 13 of the application has been rewritten with HTML 5 to display Web pages faster and present data in ways easier to understand, says the company
08 May 2013
Enghouse freshens Quality Management Suite
A new name and new functionality highlights the latest version of the Windows-based call and desktop recording application
07 May 2013
Avaya to sell Aura app bundles
To make it easier for organizations to buy applications for its unified communications platforms the vendor has assembled three bundles and changed pricing
07 May 2013
Riverbed promises ADC for cloud providers
INTEROP ROUNDUP -- Stingray Services Controller will make it easier for providers to offer application delivery controllers as a service
06 May 2013
Landmark Web anniversary passes quietly
Twenty years ago a European agency that had proposed the World Wide Web said the standards could be used for free. Today, a columnist asks, why is the W3C considering standards that could limit access
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Fairmont Raffles uses analytics to boost profits
By: Jeff Jedras (10 May 2013)
SAN FRANCISCO – As Fairmont Raffles’ executive director of customer relationship marketing, Andrea Johnson is helping to lead the charge a ...
Wind Mobile financier back in Canada
By: Howard Solomon (5/24/2013 9:22:00 AM)
Manitoba Telecom Services is getting out of the national business market in a deal that might mean re-invigorating wireless carrierWind Mobile. ...
Edmonton agrees to expand Shaw Wi-Fi network
By: Howard Solomon (5/23/2013 3:43:00 PM)
Edmonton’s city council has agreed to allow Shaw Communication’s Wi-Fi network to expand to public areas across the city. The planned ex ...
Why Washington's lead on open data is worth following
By: Howard Solomon (5/23/2013 3:14:00 PM)
The open data movement is gaining acceleration in a number of governments around the world, including Washington where President Barack Obama earlier ...
Debtholders okay Telus offer to buy Mobilicity
By: Howard Solomon (5/23/2013 12:54:00 PM)
Debtholders of financially troubled wireless carrier Mobilicity have approved the proposed sale to Telus Corp., putting more pressure on the federal g ...
HP profit down again, but results beat estimates
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Hewlett-Packard CEO Meg Whitman told financial analysts on a conference call that "you can feel the turnaround taking hold" at the struggling tec ...
Think internationally, Kobo CEO says
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It's important for Canadian digital media companies to think big -- think internationally -- right out of the box, Michael Serbinis, co-founder of Can ...
BlackBerry is on a roll
By: Howard Solomon (14 May 2013)
ORLANDO – Research In Motion officially opens its annual BlackBerry conference here today on a roll with the launch of a new keyboard-equipped s ...
No fee for Windows Blue update: Analysts
By: Nestor E. Arellano (13 May 2013)
Microsoft Corp. will likely not charge Windows 8 users for the operating system's upgrade codenamed “Blue,” according to technology indust ...
Pirate Bay co-founder to run for EU parliament
By: Nestor E. Arellano (15 May 2013)
Peter Sunde, co-founder of the file sharing site Pirate Bay, says he plans to run for the European Parliament in 2014 under the banner of the Finnish ...
Ottawa nurses cut out middle man with UC system
By: Nestor E. Arellano (09 May 2013)
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute (UOHI) has been able to significantly shorten the time it takes for its nurses to receive call backs from doc ...
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