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As RIM weighs its options, shouldn’t you be doing the same?

RIM has reportedly hired bankers to explore options for the sinking company. If your business depends on BlackBerry, you need to consider your future.

PlateSpin survives serial acquisition

Life after acquisition: PlateSpin's virtualization technology proved too good and popular for larger firms to ignore. After two rounds of acquisition the products are still being marketed basically under their original names.

Live coverage: chat with Pebble founder Eric Migicovsky

From the University of Waterloo to the most successful Kickstarter project ever. A live blog of a chat with the Pebble founder, and a chance to ask questions.

Express IT: Ironman’s suit a peek into future of smart UI

Tony Stark's impossibly amazing wearable technology puts on display the magic of combining voice recognition with a context-aware computer.

Apple to unveil iOS 6, OS X 10.8 at WWDC June 11

Tim Cook is expected to keynote the event, though Apple hasn't confirmed that yet.

Facebook could be second-most popular search engine: survey

If the social network unveiled a search engine feature tomorrow, it could disrupt the current search market, a survey suggests.

Pixar’s new film pays homage to Steve Jobs

End credits of latest feature include touching tribute to co-founder.

Startup Canada tour passes through York Region

Exciting discussions were held in an exciting place, and a white paper will be created eventually.

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From lawful access to Quebec student riots, democracy goes social

2012 has been the year the Internet fought back on SOPA, ACTA and Bill C-30, says legal eagle Michael Geist. But social media protest fatigue could set in at any time, he warns.

Seven other tech IPOs stock investors didn’t

Facebook is not alone in the clubhouse when it comes to big names that underperformed during the early stages of their going public.

Toronto’s Interaxon lands first VC deal for thought-controlled IT gear

The funding will help the company bring its mind-blowing brain wave powered headset to consumers early next year.

CEOs pinning their hopes on IT, especially social media: IBM survey

With sluggish global economic conditions still lingering beyond their control, CEOs are looking to technology to boost their businesses over the next three years versus waiting for markets to improve.

XConnect: NoteWagon’s chief ninja officer

Karim Kanji speaks with Gabriel Chan who is the Co-Founder and Chief Ninja Officer of NoteWagon

The five Cs of highly effective startups

The leaders behind Canadian startup wonders Polar Mobile, Big Viking Games, and technology investment firm Wesley Clover reveal the secrets of their success.

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