If all the requests and notifications in your e-mail inbox are bogging you down, simplifying them might be the way to go. SMBs looking to cut down on time spent trawling through time-consuming
Few details are known at this point, but Matt Hartley reports in the Financial Post that the Competition Bureau will be investigating Google Canada. No specific documents have been requested so far, but
Before its launch there was a lot of hype generated about the Samsung Galaxy S4. But does this phone really live up to the expectations? The reviews are out and so is the
By fall, visitors to Evergreen Brickworks in Toronto will use digital displays to find their way around and learn about what they’re looking at. The reconstructed brick factory will have about 30 of
Google has expanded its monetization opportunities for its content partners on Youtube in recent years, offering them the opportunity to earn a portion of the advertising revenue off their page views. But now
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.
A little bird told us that Kirstine Stewart has been appointed the managing director of Twitter Canada. She was the executive vice president of English services at Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Her TV experience
Last week Google announced that their social network (Google+ for those of you at home keeping score) would begin supporting animated GIFs as profile pictures. With the popularity of Twitter's Vine app coupled with the dominance of
It's been a full decade since Frederick Reichheld revealed "the one number you need to grow" to the business world in an article published in the December edition of Harvard Business Review. The
Bob Bossman, a hiring manager is searching through various CV’s to hire someone capable to handle the social media assets in the company. He goes through John’s CV and looks up his social
Google Reader has been one of the staples of my online life for years, and I’ll miss it after it slips away into the ether of cyberspace past on July 1. I’ve found
Search giant Google has developed an interest in neural networks, and has acquired a startup out of the University of Toronto’s department of computer science doing research in this area. “Geoffrey Hinton’s research
While Google’s decision to kill Google Reader is drawing online, its decision to launch a web page to help the webmasters of hacked web sites may win the search giant some praise –
