Facebook is partnering with RentSeeker.ca to expand its Marketplace to include property listings. A Sept. 5 press release said the social media company is establishing the partnership to help Canadian landlords and property managers
Most weekend warriors, commuters, and professionals in the trucking industry can’t afford to lose cell signal during their travels. On the latest All Hands on Tech, we test out SureCall’s latest mobile signal
While people are becoming increasingly diligent about what they download on their mobile devices, they may now have to worry about their phones coming with malicious software already pre-installed. According to new research
As I mentioned in my first blog, one of the trends to watch according to Shawn DuBravac, chief economist of the Consumer Technology Association, is the increasing use of voice user interface (VUI).
Published on: January 19th, 2017
Catherine Aczel Boivie
@itbusinessca
Over the past few years, we’ve looked at a number of Sony’s Xperia series of smartphones and have always ranked them highly. Although they may not have had as high of a profile
Published on: September 9th, 2016
ITBusiness Staff
@itbusinessca
Even though Lenovo now owns the company instead of Google, for some years Motorola’s Moto series of smartphones have been the closest you can get to a stock Android device without going with
Last year we included the LG G4 as one our 2015 Top Business Smartphones, and were impressed with its camera and the fact that LG resisted the trend of non-removable batteries and no
Last year when we looked at Samsung’s 2015 flagship phone, the Galaxy S6, we called it a “smartphone magnum opus.” After years of making good, but not great, phones, Samsung stepped up to
Microsoft’s Windows Phones has always marched to the beat of its own drum. The first version of this OS, Windows Phone 7, launched in 2010 and took a completely different approach to the
Published on: December 23rd, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
Since 2010’s Nexus One, every year Google has released a selection of Nexus devices, both smartphones and tablets, designed to showcase the latest version of Android and its purest vision for the platform.
Published on: December 23rd, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
Last year we looked at the Motorola Moto X, and although it was not part of our 2014 top 10 business smartphones, we were still impressed enough to write about it. However, there
Published on: December 23rd, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
Sony Corp. is one of the original Android OEMs, and it released its first Google-powered phone in 2008. Although it's not seen as much success as companies like Samsung in North America, for
Published on: December 17th, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
Over the years, LG has produced smartphones that have come close to competing with the best devices the big two (Samsung and Apple) have to offer but there’s always been something that prevents
Published on: November 26th, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
Android is the most popular OS globally and notably, unlike iOS and Windows Phone, is an open platform. This has led to myriad versions of Android with different UI’s and UX’s that vary
Published on: November 17th, 2015
Alex Davies
@alexbdavies
