Say what you will about Google's Chromebooks, but Google's effort to turn its Web browser into an operating system unto itself is benefiting all Chrome users - no matter what device they use.
There hasn't been a whole lot of innovation on the product side at Apple since the original iPad. It's mostly been incremental. Aside from the iPad Mini, the most significant new iPhone product
Is the personal computer dead, as this Forbes article suggests? A 14 per cent decline in shipments year-over-year doesn't suggest a healthy market. But let's distinguish between the consumer and corporate markets. Yes,
All three new entrants operating wireless networks in Canada are up for sale, according to a report by Rita Trichur and Boyd Erman in The Globe and Mail today. Telus Corp. is in
Samsung Corp. is announcing so many new additions to the Galaxy family of mobile devices lately that it might have to rename the brand as "Samsung Universe" to make room for everything. Think
While there are no doubt many Facebook fans out there who look forward to having the social network at the centre of their mobile experience with Facebook Home, don't count security experts as
In a bring your own device world, it’s becoming harder and harder for businesses to restrict what mobile devices employees bring into their network. What was once the sold domain of the business-friendly
While we're adjusted to BlackBerry Z10 being on the market here in Canada since the beginning of March, our friends south of the border just got their hands on the new smartphone. That's
A Toronto-based firm has launched a new service that will allow companies to confirm the identity of their employees and customers using smartphones and third-party profiles, while keeping privacy in tact. SecureKey Technologies
Just as Samsung Electronics was taking the wraps off the Galaxy S4 smartphone on Thursday – its first phone with Samsung Knox to create separate and secure personal and work personas – BlackBerry
Welcome to my first blog post on the revitalized ITBusiness.ca Web site. My intention is to use this blog as a place to share a blend of experiences and thoughts from time to time.
Canada's IT security professionals are coming around to providing a more open IT scenario in the workplace that would allow employees to use their own devices and access social networks, according to a
Many CIOs dismiss the BYOD (bring your own device) trend as little more than hype. When asked, they give the security issues as a reason for not offering BYOD. The so-called "hype" trend
