Mobility

Say hello to Microsoft’s new Chromium-based browser

Microsoft officially launched its new Edge Chromium browser across both Windows and macOS operating systems this week and is available for download now.

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Say hello to Microsoft’s new Chromium-based browser

Microsoft officially launched its new Edge Chromium browser across both Windows and macOS operating systems this week and is available for download now.

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Samsung to power Videotron’s 5G and 4G LTE-A networks

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Microsoft says Teams has hit 20 million daily users

The battle between Slack and Microsoft Teams continues, and it now looks like Microsoft is gaining the…

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Telus IoT Shop lets businesses buy IoT data without credit checks

Telus recently launched an IoT Shop for small enterprises and developers to easily purchase IoT connectivity for product development and equipment testing.

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Wi-Fi Alliance officially announces Wi-Fi 6 certification

Wi-Fi Alliance has launched the Wi-Fi Certified 6 certification program, meaning manufacturers that meet its criteria get to put an important badge on their products’ packaging.

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Mobility Videos

All Hands on Tech – Samsung Note 10 Plus

Cisco Live Day 2 – 5G and WiFi 6

Ford’s exoskeleton demo at the Canadian International Auto Show – All Hands on Tech

Use your phone as a key with the 2019 Lincoln Aviator – All hands on Tech

Acer Swift 7 claims title of world’s thinnest laptop – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

Dell unveils Latitude 7400 and XPS 13 – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

BlackBerry QNX digital cockpit platform unveiled – All Hands on Tech at CES 2019

Top 5 business smartphones of 2018 – All Hands on Tech

Mobility News

Real-time sales solution disrupting the real estate industry

While digital transformation has disrupted almost every sector, the real estate industry has been relatively slow to…

BlackBerry’s software and services division continues to shine in third quarter

After achieving what BlackBerry Ltd. CEO John Chen described as “historical highs” during the company’s second quarter,…

BlackBerry Radar expands to 2,800 commercial vehicle dealers in North America

BlackBerry Ltd. is looking to increase its footprint in the fleet management market by partnering up with…

BlackBerry handset maker TCL to sell half its smartphone business due to poor sales

Chinese smartphone maker TCL Communication Technology Holdings Ltd. – the manufacturer behind the BlackBerry-branded Motion and KeyOne…

New BlackBerry product brings virtualization to your car

BlackBerry is partnering with a Japanese firm to bring its QNX Hypervisor to car cockpits of the future.

Intel launches affordable Pentium Silver and Celeron processors

Intel Corp. is continuing to shake up its branding and unveiled its next-generation of Pentium Silver and…

Google’s eSIMs on the Pixel are just the beginning

The latest Pixel smartphone from Google is one of the first to support an embedded SIM card…

Could new helmet technology prevent concussions? – Tech in Sports Ep. 20

The Tech in Sports crew explores all the major sports tech news from the last week including…

Hakim Optical using AR to help customers find the perfect glasses

If you’re in the market for new glasses but don’t have the time to visit a store…

Wine goes wireless: Historic vineyard field tests Bell’s new IoT network

Deep in Niagara wine country, a family business with eighteenth century roots is pilot testing some of…

Death of the headphone jack – progress or mistake? Executives weigh in

For our Community Question of the Month for November, we asked: “Do you think removing the headphone jack is a mistake? Will you miss the 3.5 mm headphone jack or are you OK with wireless and USB-C headphones?”