Mobility

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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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

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Upcoming Huawei flagship phones will not be getting Google apps

Google has confirmed that the upcoming Huawei flagship phones will not have Google apps. This means that the…

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Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ review: a paragon of costly excellence

The Galaxy Note 10+ touts several significant improvements over the Galaxy Note 9, bringing with it a larger battery, improved pen, larger battery, a new camera system, and faster hardware.

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MSI WS75 workstation laptop review: slim yet mighty

Cramming professional-grade hardware into a compact body, the MSI WS75 is a compelling laptop for those that…

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Mobility Videos

All Hands on Tech – Samsung Note 10 Plus

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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

Beware Android Trojans that mutate with every download

A new Android Trojan employs server-side polymorphism to generate unique variants

Bitdefender Internet Security 2012

Bitdefender’s security suite blends a friendly design with top-shelf PC protection for novices and advanced users alike

Sony expects to lose US$3 billion this year

Sony said the new forecast reflects the sale of its share in a joint venture making LCDs and the flooding in Thailand

COMPANIES TO WATCH: The thumb revolution

RingBow ushers in the future of touch screen technology

Salesforce.com launches Desk.com help-desk service

The service for small businesses is the result of Salesforce.com’s Assistly acquisition

Lexmark OfficeEdge Pro5500 inkjet MFP

Outstanding speed and features make this a small-workgroup winner, better for the price than a cheap color laser

Is the BYOD battle in hospitals over?

Should healthcare institutions let staff bring their own devices? The battle’s lost, says one CIO. Not yet, replies a medical researcher

Longer wait for the world’s cheapest tablet ‘Aakash’: Report

Delay is due to a tussle between the tablet’s Canada-based vendor Datawind and the Indian engineering institute, IIT-Rajasthan

Android’s tablet share at 39 per cent as sales triple, says study

Apple still dominates with the iPad

Avaya has a Flare for Apple’s iPad

To broaden the reach of its tablet client, the company releases a special version for iPad

Meet Thorsten Heins and learn why he’ll make a difference at RIM

The BlackBerry maker’s co-CEOs finally succumbed to the pressure and left their posts for Heins

Microsoft gives details on mobile broadband improvements in Windows 8

The upcoming version of the operating system has been designed with mobility in mind, according to the company

AMD’s Ultrathin Set to Undercut Intel Ultrabooks by US$200

AMD hopes to take down Intel’s Ultrabooks on price, and is set to launch its platform for thin and light laptops in June

I didn’t fire Steve Jobs, says former Apple CEO John Sculley

‘Steve and I had a terrific relationship when things were going well’

Tablets hit a change of pace at CES

Software was the big highlight for new tablets on display at CES

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