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Only three per cent of people aced Intel’s phishing quiz

We probably think we’re pretty savvy when it comes to identifying online attacks and phishing emails, Intel Security put us to the test and...

Canada Post just made shopping online a bit easier for everyone

Canada Post is hoping to spur more online shopping among Canadians with the introduction of its new FlexDelivery service, the postal organization announced on...

Scotiabank invests in SAS analytics to push customer-centric strategy

DALLAS - Imagine this nightmare scenario: you're on a vacation, travelling internationally, liberally making use of the new bank card you got that rewards...

IBM partners with The Weather Company to update forecasts 26 billion times a day

IBM Corp. is announcing today a new business unit focused on the Internet of Things and a new partnership with The Weather Company as...

‘How much should the working poor pay for cell service?’ report asks

Many Canadians making a low annual income would rather cut back on food, clothing, and health care than consider reducing their telephone or Internet...

Kindle Unlimited adds ebooks to all-you-can-eat digital buffet in Canada

Amazon Inc. launched its Kindle Unlimited service in Canada on Thursday, adding e-books to the forms of digital content that Canadians can subscribe to...

Microsoft acquires firm dedicated to building on open-source code

Microsoft Corp. is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to embracing the open-source community and acquiring Mountain View, Calif.-based Revolution...

Vancouver firm raises $50 million to create ‘iTunes for home renovation’

Anyone that's had a home renovation that went on well beyond the projected completion date and ran over budget will find it easy to...

Telus turns ‘Internet of Things’ into solutions any business can add to its monthly bill

Vancouver-based Telus Corp. is launching an Internet of Things (IoT) marketplace that will open up featuring 38 different solutions the telco and its partners...

Contract disputes most common business complaints about service providers: CCTS

Being trapped in a contract without feeling that proper consent was given to the service provider is the frustration that tops the list of...

Bell remains most complained-about service provider in annual report

A new wireless code put into effect by the Commission for Radio-television and Telecommunication Services (CRTC) may be helping fewer Canadians feel frustration with...

Google retreating from Google+ integration with its other services

Google Inc. is no longer requiring new Gmail users to also register for a Google+ account - the mandatory creation of a social profile...

Wealthsimple offers investing service to millennials

A new Toronto-based startup hopes to disrupt the investment services industry for millennials by catering to them with text messages and algorithms rather than...

Kanetix drives brand awareness with new mobile app

You always hear it's a bad idea to try and use your smartphone while driving these days, but insurance comparison service Kanetix Ltd. has...

Native ads work really well, when done really well

Is native advertising better than traditional advertising? It turns out the answer depends on two factors - who you ask, and how the native...

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Twitter chat: Unified Communications

Updated 11:00 am E.S.T. We wrapped up another engaging Twitter chat on Unified Communications and the drive for collaboration. Channel experts from Rogers and Cisco joined...