Samsung Electronics Canada is set to open its first retail stores here in Canada.Though details are still sketchy, the first stand-alone Samsung location willopen in the Canadian market by the end of this
Published on: April 3rd, 2012
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What kind of shopper are you?Canada's retailers want to find out, and a new database has beencreated to help them tap into the mindset – and habits – of Canadianconsumers. The database, dubbed
Published on: March 20th, 2012
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The era of the personal computer is over, set to be usurped by the personal cloud, Gartner Inc. researchers predict in a forecast released today.The personal cloud will replace the PCas “the centre
Published on: March 12th, 2012
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Microsoft Corp. is firing a bricks-and-mortar salvo at Apple Inc. with plans to open its first street-level retail store in Canada, according to a report today in the Globe and Mail.Although Microsoft officials
Published on: February 14th, 2012
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If a blogger following e-commerce giant Amazon.com is correct, the well-known Web brand will be opening doors to its first physical location in Seattle within a few months.Such a move would buck the
Published on: February 7th, 2012
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Online retailer Amazon.com is poised to open its first bricks-and-mortar store in Seattle, according to an American blogger who covers the e-reader sector. The store will open its doors “within the next few
Published on: February 6th, 2012
ITBusiness Staff
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With the iPad 2 launch nearly underway, tech enthusiasts are already lining up at stores all over the world for their chance to buy a piece of the Apple pie. The iPad 2
Published on: March 25th, 2011
Harmeet Singh
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Dash all the announcements of Google Inc.'s fast new phone, Nexus One, because on Tuesday the search company made conceivably bigger news with its creation of a Google-hosted Web store for purchasing its
Published on: January 8th, 2010
Matt Hamblen
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Pigeon holing the iPhone as a fun device and the RIM BlackBerry as a "corporate standard" for business users isn't quite valid a distinction – as we showed yesterday in Part 1 of
