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After his own experience with zero-gravity, IT World Canada's editor Brian Jackson has some useful tech tips for weightless situations.

Rumours that Salesforce might buy Twitter are revived. The founder of WikiLeaks has a bad toothache. And Google looks to enter the local news space.

Toronto's WorkLife Center functions both as a concept office showcasing Microsoft's hardware and Steelcase office furniture and a collaborative retreat for employees who happen to be downtown and need a place to get some work done. Join us for a tour.

Apple might be killing the MacBook Air. Everybody really should have known that Bitconnect wasn’t going to work out well. And finally, the answer to a long-held mystery of Google Calendar.

Bell Canada suffers a data breach, more than half of Android apps don't follow the new EU data protection regulations, and Elon Musk isn’t getting paid unless Tesla is massively successful.

Amazon officially opens its first cashier-less store, the Canadian government tests out blockchain, and the top ten tech companies could combine for more than $1 trillion in sales by the end of the year.

The Malala Fund is expecting to double the number of grants awarded by its partners after Apple Inc. announced it's teaming up with the organization.

AI is too powerful to be controlled by a few people at Google with no oversight.