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The Galaxy Gear and Note 3.

Insights into the Canadian wearables industry

Karim Kanji

Published: July 7th, 2014
70 per cent of Canadian businesses still have no BYOD policy: IDC

70 per cent of Canadian businesses still have no BYOD policy: IDC

Over two thirds of Canadian companies still have no policy in place to deal with the bring-your-own-device phenomenon, the latest IDC Canada research shows. The disconnect is a jarring one: although 69 per

Published on: September 18th, 2012 Christine Wong
Canadians slow to buy into mobile shopping, IDC says

Canadians slow to buy into mobile shopping, IDC says

Despite many new advancements in mobile retail technology, Canadians haven't fully embraced e-shopping on-the-go just yet, a new IDC Canada study has found.Though almost half (44 per cent) of Canadians surveyed now usesmartphones,

Published on: April 23rd, 2012 ITBusiness Staff
RIM CEO Heins courts tablet developers at his first public event

RIM CEO Heins courts tablet developers at his first public event

Appearing at his first public event since becoming CEO of Research in Motion, Thorstein Heins confirmed today the company's BlackBerry 10 operating system will make its debut later this year.In a keynote at

Published on: February 7th, 2012 ITBusiness Staff
RIM flubbed on helping small firms cope with employee devices: analysts

RIM flubbed on helping small firms cope with employee devices: analysts

Research in Motion has already missed the SMB sweet spot created by the BYOD trend and new CEO Thorsten Heins will have to play catch up to recover, some analysts say.In his first

Published on: January 25th, 2012 Christine Wong
8 tech trends to watch for 2012

8 tech trends to watch for 2012

2012 may be the year the tablet market gets a reality check, the cloudgets personal, Ultrabooks and Near Field Communication get a biggerpush, Windows 8 finally sees the light of day, and Research

Published on: December 12th, 2011 Christine Wong
iPad-style interfaces the future of computing, Gartner says

iPad-style interfaces the future of computing, Gartner says

The impact of Apple Inc.'s iPad multitouch interface is so profoundthat it's poised to revolutionize consumer products and could even threaten Microsoft Corp.'s market position at the same time, a Gartner Inc. study

Published on: October 18th, 2011 Christine Wong