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Tuesday, January 03, 2012

Most believe U.S. won't become fully paperless
Laptops and tablets are are hot sellers, but only 20 per cent of those polled believe the United States will become all-electronic

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Dell board wants more details on Icahn bid By: Nestor E. Arellano (13 May 2013)Dell Inc.’s board of directors wants more information on investor Car Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management’s $21 billion cash offer for ...
BlackBerry is on a rollBy: 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 ...
Adobe’s subscription-only plan meets backlashBy: Nestor E. Arellano (10 May 2013)Thousands of users of Adobe Systems Inc.’s software are taking to the Internet their displeasure over the company’s decision to adopt a su ...
Fairmont Raffles uses analytics to boost profitsBy: 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 ...
New platform from Canadian wireless equipment maker By: Howard Solomon (21 May 2013)A Canadian maker of wireless backhaul networks for enterprises and telecom operators has created a new hardware and software platform which it says ca ...

Veeam adds acceleration to backupBy: Howard Solomon (5/24/2013 1:53:00 PM)Many vendors say the latest version of their application gives the solution a boost, but Veeam Software makes it a literal promise. That’ ...
Tired of hackers? Fight back, says U.S. groupBy: Howard Solomon (5/24/2013 10:21:00 AM)The best defence is a good offence, goes a saying. That's what a private group in the U.S. recommended this week out of frustration with hack ...
WebRTC: Disruptive or oversold?By: Howard Solomon (5/24/2013 9:58:00 AM)The latest disruptive technology said to be greater than sliced bread may be right in front of your nose. It’s called WebRTC, a Javascript app ...
Wind Mobile financier back in CanadaBy: 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 end up re-invigorating wireless carrier Wind ...
Edmonton agrees to expand Shaw Wi-Fi networkBy: 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 municipally-owned areas across the city. ...

Think internationally, Kobo CEO saysBy: Dave Webb (16 May 2013)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 rollBy: 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: AnalystsBy: 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 parliamentBy: 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 ...

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