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March 2007
By: Bryan Betts, Techworld.com
By: Matt Hamblen
Network World (02 Mar 2007)
By: Nancy Gohring
ComputerWorld Canada (02 Mar 2007)
By: Nestor E. Arellano
ITWorldCanada.com (28 Feb 2007)
By Lucas van Grinsven, Reuters
January 2007
By Sascha Segan, PC Magazine
by Briony Smith, IT Business Canada
By Reuters February 6,
by Poonam Khanna
Nick Tredennick with Brion Shimamoto, Editors, Gilder Technology
ABI Research
By: Nestor E. Arellano (02 Feb 2007)
By Phil Hochmuth, Network World
November 2006
By Kevin Tolly, Network World, 01/11/07
By Monica Alleven NEWS@2 DIRECT
January 15, 2007
By: Mary Brandel, Computer World Canada
October 2006
By: Mari-Len De Guzman
ComputerWorld Canada (10 Nov 2006)
By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service, 10/20/06
By: Greg Hughes
Network World Canada (13 Oct 2006)
By: Jeff Jedras
September 2006
By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Service
By Joanie Wexler, Network World, 09/18/06
By Jim Finkle, Reuters September 2, 2006
By: Mari-Len De Guzman (15 Sep 2006)
James Middleton, vnunet.com
By Todd Spangler
By Sinead Carew, Reuters and Lucas van Grinsven, Reuters
by Neil Sutton
By John Cox, NetworkWorld.com,
August 2006
By John Blau, IDG News Service, 08/24/06
By Joanie Wexler, Network World, 08/21/06
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By Wojtek Dabrowski, Reuters
By Brad Smith, August 15, 2006 Wireless Week
8/21/200 by Buket Oktem
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By Paula Musich August 16, 2006 eweek.com
By Susan Rush August 16, 2006 NEWS@2 DIRECT
By Neil Sutton
By Wayne Rash
By Jeremy Kirk
By Grant Buckler
July 2006
By Joanie Wexler
By Wayne Rash
By Grant Buckler
By Sascha Segan
By John Fox
By John Cox
By Walaika K. Haskins
by Peter Sayer
By Keith Regan
By Jay Wrolstad
by John Cox
June 2006
By Monica Alleven
By Jay Wrolstad
by Mark Long
by John Cox
by Neil Denier
by Rob Carnegie
by Jim Duffy
by Nancy Gohring
by Michael Abernethy
by Sue Marek
by Vawn Himmelsbach
by Vawn Himmelsbach
by John Cox
by Kathleen Sibley
By Wayne Rash
by Steven Schwankert
by Neil Sutton
by Neil Sutton
by John Cox
By Walaika K. Haskins
by Robin Gareiss
May 2006
by Denise Pappalardo
by Neil Sutton
by Grant Buckler
By Matt Hines
By Walaika K. Haskins
By Susan Rush
BY GARY BEACH
by Sarah Lysecki
By John Cox
By Rober McMillan
By Matt Hines
By Phil Hochmuth
By Ben Charny
By Debra D'Agostino
April 2006
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
By Phil Hochmuth
By TRAVIS REED
By Jim Murphy and Ashok Saraf, Network World
By Dan Neel
By Andy Reinhardt
By Jennifer LeClaire
By Olga Kharif
By Jennifer LeClaire
By Deborah Mendez-Wilson
By Jay Wrolstad
By Jim Murphy and Ashok Saraf
by Sarah Lysecki
By Andrew Garcia
By Renee Boucher Ferguson
by Grant Buckler
Opinion by Craig J. Mathias
Opinion by Sandra Gittlen
By Matt Hines
By Keith Regan
By Carolyn Duffy Marsan
By Jay Wrolstad
By Ira Brodsky
by Kathleen Sibley
By Bob Brown
By Neal Weinberg
March 2006
By Matt Hines
By Devin Akin
By TYLER HAMILTON
By Neil Sutton
By Jay Wrolstad
By Neil Sutton
By Eric Lundquist
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
By Jay Wrolstad
By Mark Long
By Lucas van Grinsven, Reuters
By Joanie Wexler, Network World
By Johna Till Johnson, Network World
By Jay Wrolstad
By Robert L. Mitchell
by Vawn Himmelsbach
Opinion by Yuval Kossovsky
By John Cox
February 2006
Toronto is one of two Canadian cities (the other is Calgary) that has expressed possible interest in participating in Intel's Digital Communities initiative.
Several million bottles of Viagra are to get RFID tags attached in a test of new security scheme in the US
It's no time to get complacent about bugs that may harm mobile phones, say analysts, software vendors, and corporate information-technology officers. The number of mobile viruses is expected to more than triple this year, says McAfee.
Motorola is also working with Yahoo to bring Yahoo Go Mobile, a mobile version of Yahoo's search and content, to those phones, Marco Boerries, senior vice president of Yahoo's "Connected Life" division, said Thursday.
A Canadian insurance company is deploying to its field adjusters a new mobile application designed to speed damage claims and make repair estimates more accurate.
The movie service will come in two forms, a lower-bandwidth, lower-frame-rate service for Vision customers on Sprint's CDMA 1X vision service and a high-frame-rate, better-quality stream for 3G customers on Sprint's new Power Vision EVDO network.
RFID enables asset tracking, but it can also provide information on the condition of those assets, said Peter Winer, CEO of Big Chief Partners, who works as an RFID advisor. RFID could be useful for cold chain applications involving temperature-sensitive products.
In a nod to voice over Wi-Fi, Symbol Technologies Inc. and Avaya Inc. are teaming up to combine Symbol's wireless LAN hardware with Avaya's IP phone software.
Oracle Corp. is partnering with Broadbeam Corp. to extend the reach of its Oracle Database Lite 10g Release 2.
A tidal wave of new wireless applications over the next five years will change the way you do business
By Reuters
TORONTO—Research In Motion Ltd. shares jumped about 2.5 percent on Thursday after the maker of the BlackBerry wireless device said it has been speaking to patent holding firm NTP Inc. through a court-appointed mediator.
By Juan Carlos Perez
(COMPUTERWORLD) - Enterprises should halt business-critical deployments of BlackBerry devices until the BlackBerry's maker, Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM), clarifies its legal position with regard to its patent tussle with NTP Inc., Gartner Inc. is advising.
By Shekhar Y. Borkar
Intel fellow and director of microprocessor research Shekhar Borkar recently sat down to discuss how Intel researchers plan to achieve new levels of microprocessor performance and power efficiency. In this article, Borkar explains how Intel researchers are confident about achieving a 10x improvement in MIPS (Millions of Instructions Per Second) per watt, and why Intel’s platform approach is vital to that effort.
by Lucas van Grinsven, Reuters
AMSTERDAM (Reuters)—Prices of mobile phones will drop sharply over coming years with $20 handsets available to consumers as early as 2007, chip companies said on Tuesday.
by Andrew R. Hickey, News Writer
Nokia has made a number of recent moves to gain traction as a business-class provider, including teaming with Symantec Corp. for wireless security and introducing a new line of handsets for mobile workers
by Andrew R. Hickey, News Writer
PDA shipments this year are on pace to surpass the record set in 2001, according to a recent study by Gartner Inc. But that growth could be the PDA's last hurrah as users start to turn toward smartphones.
Internet powerhouses Yahoo Inc. and Google Inc. are set to roll out new wireless services, taking advantage of advanced networks and cellphones to provide features similar to those available on computers.
In the halls of the Moscone Convention Center during the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association (CTIA) conference, it's easy to imagine that all businesspeople are always connected over fast networks using attractive and powerful devices. So why are only 6 percent of businesses surveyed by consulting firm McKinsey & Co., working on plans to roll out phones and other wireless devices by 2008?
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