Apple and Google now dominate the world's smartphone and mobile device markets and both are now pushing quickly into the cloud. While Apple this week finally acknowledged the cloud as the future of
With all the features of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 now out in the open -- along with details about the handsets available on Telus Mobility, Bell Mobility and Rogers Wireless here in Canada.
Published on: October 15th, 2010
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Although it wasn't mentioned during Apple CEO Steve Jobs' keynote address Monday at WWDC, Apple launched an updated version of its Safari Web browser for Mac OS X 10.5.8 and 10.6.2 or higher,
When Apple announced the server edition of its popular Mac Mini late in October, I was excited that the company was finally offering a low-cost small-business server at a terrific price point ($999)
When the iPhone was first launched in June 2007, it was generally panned by IT managers and systems administrators. It didn't support any encryption of user data, could not have any enforced security
Published on: January 18th, 2010
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Microsoft's recent "Laptop Hunters" ad campaign is centered on the idea that Macs are more expensive than PCs and that the cost of core business and productivity tools for the Mac add to
Remember the early days of PDAs? They revolutionized the concept of a planner by combining calendars, contacts and notes into a compact, easy-to-carry device that could be connected to and synced with your
One of the commonly touted advantages to using a Mac is that it's more secure and less prone to malware than a PC running Windows. It's easy to see where this attitude comes
Apple Inc.'s decision to offer a public beta of its new Safari 4 Web browser - available for Mac OS X and Windows XP and Vista - caught the tech world by surprise.
Published on: February 27th, 2009
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Apple Inc. hasn't done much talking about Snow Leopard, the next-generation update to Mac OS X that's due to be released in 2009 (possibly within the first quarter of the year).But in what
Published on: December 15th, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
After the release of the [iPhone 3G (and the iPhone 2 .0 update for first-generation iPhones ), I reviewed the challenges facing corporate IT departments integrating the iPhone as a business device. In
Published on: December 15th, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Though the iPhone supports all common e-mail protocols, Exchange is the only business-oriented option for offering push notification of new messages as well as over-the-air updates to calendar and contact items. Sure, push
Published on: November 24th, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Mobile applications for specific business needs can offer a wide range of benefits for users: access to internal databases and server-based applications (anything from sales and product management tools to patient information systems)
Published on: November 3rd, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
Apple Inc. offers two ways to accomplish this task: Leopard's ability to share files and printers with Windows machines, and the ability of Intel-based Macs to run Windows using either Boot Camp (which
Published on: October 15th, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
One of the major selling points for Macs and Mac OS X Leopard these days is their ability to work well in a largely Windows world. Apple Inc. offers two ways to accomplish
Published on: September 11th, 2008
Ryan Faas
@itbusinessca
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