An Apple engineer’s experience at the border raises questions about civil liberties. Google announces a partnership with Intel for cloud computing. And how to get a free Google Home Mini. https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/batmhw/aclu_asks_cbp_why_its_threatening_us_citizens/ Trending on
In an update email sent out to all its subscribers last week, Spotify amended its terms and service to reserve the right to ban anyone using adblock with its service. Spotfiy has been combating modified
After years of waiting, Apple Watch owners are finally getting an official Spotify App that does more than just control volume and skipping tracks. In addition to being able to manage simple playback
Layer 6, a Toronto-based AI firm owned by TD Bank Group, has won the international Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) RecSys Challenge for the second year running. The artificial intelligence (AI) company, acquired
Published on: July 31st, 2018
Meagan Simpson
@megesimpson
Spotify is having a great debut on the public-market, Google’s machine learning software can now identify ramen by shop, and a medical supply drone will be making its debut in countries like the
Spotify goes public, the Bank of Montreal will open a tech campus in Toronto’s Eaton Centre, and Equifax reveals millions more people were affected by its data breach last year. First up from
Spotify appears to be on its way towards its first physical products, Uber Canada drops a new feature that will force Canadian drivers to take a break, and Intel rolls out its latest
Published on: February 22nd, 2018
Alex Radu
@AlexTRadu
Apple is stepping up its music game once again, this time acquiring music and image recognition service Shazam for a reported $400 million USD. The intent to make this acquisition was first broken
Published on: December 11th, 2017
Alex Radu
@AlexTRadu
Google Inc. announced that its Google Home speakers were officially launched in the U.K. April 6, but Canada is still waiting. The search giant has promised 2017 access to the smart speaker hardware
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 access in unlimited amounts. Kindle Unlimited allows customers using
Facebook’s App Center is available to Canadian users today, the social network announced.The App Center was first announced May 9 and launched south of the border in June. It provides a central online
Published on: July 9th, 2012
ITBusiness Staff
@itbusinessca
You may think that Twitter is just good for followingcelebrities and swapping tweets with friends. But the social network iscapable of a lot more. Specialized services have tweaked it to turnordinary Twitter accounts
Published on: October 25th, 2011
David Daw
@itbusinessca
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