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Future cars will prevent drinking and driving

Researchers are developing noninvasive ways to stop drivers who have had a bit too much.

Video Rewind: iPad 1 about to become obsolete

With Apple expected to unveil their second-generation tablet tomorrow, it's hard to believe the first iPad was launched in Canada just less than a year ago.

Felt maker saves $100K with server virtualization

Brand Felt Ltd. was able to drastically cut physical server purchases, management costs and significantly reduce business operation time by deploying virtual servers.

Technology on wheels at the Canadian International Auto Show

A look at the technology integrated in the latest car models from Ford, GM, Kia, Jaguar and Mercedes-Benz. Video from the show floor of Canada's premiere Auto Show.

Fast growing tech firms highlighted by TSX

Canadian technology companies featured on the TSX Venture 50 list are growing fast, but some are still looking forward to the opportunities that may come with a TMX-LSE merger.

Inside The Photon League’s basement hologram lab

Despite being crammed into a small space in a downtown Toronto basement, The Photon League has some of the most advanced holographic equipment in the world. That includes a powerful laser capable of burrowing through walls. Watch our video tour.

Go global or go home, investors advise mobile tech firms

These days, startups need to think global first or risk being overrun by the competition, according to the head of leading Canadian mobile industry investment fund.

IBM’s Watson lands health care job after Jeopardy! victory

Watson's Deep Question Answering, Natural Language Processing, and Machine Learning capabilities will be used to help diagnose and offer treatment plans for patients.

19 digital media projects get $2M government funding

The Ontario Media Development Corporation's Digital Media Fund provides up to $150,000 in funding to various tech projects inlcuding online games and digital learning tools.

How to quell IT turf wars

Dev vs. ops, staff vs. management -- here's how to rise above the friendly fire and turn IT unrest into productivity.rn

Uphill battle seen for new Nokia-Microsoft partnership

Tech analysts say it could take more than a year before Nokia Windows Phone 7 handsets take off.

First steps for using social media for business

Social Media Week is taking place in big cities around the world, including Toronto, and experts are gathering to discuss the best techniques to apply this still-new craft to business. If you're just looking to get started with your business' own social media program, here's what you need to ask yourself and what you need to do.

Small firms building smart grid solutions

As Canada's provinces begin the long path to implementing a better electricity delivery system, innovative small businesses are helping them get there. We look at a few companies boosting the smart grid.

LinkedIn reveals best time to ask for a promotion

Do you think you deserve a promotion? A LinkedIn survey reveals when the best month to do it and career coach Phyllis Reardon gives you tips on how to prepare for your big pitch.

7 tech conference bloopers and blunders

Onstage falls, wardrobe malfunctions, and romantic disasters -- cue our real-life blooper reel from tech conferences around the worldrn

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