Tablet computers may be hindering education
With vendors offering tablets at a discount to boards of education, an IT consultant wonders if students end up losing the benefits of hands-on learning
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Pentagon approves devices running Apple iOS6
The U.S. Defense Department okays government-owned handsets and tablets running the operating system, along with BlackBerry and Samsung's Knox
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NASA lab gets B.C. company’s quantum computer
D-Wave Systems is installing one of its advanced high performance computers to help research into machine learning, speech recognition and the search for exoplanets
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A Canadian miner moves to a paperless future
Safety supervisors at Vancouver's Goldcorp used to copy paper reports into SAP. Read how a company developer found a way to make their work fit in their pockets
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Think internationally, Kobo CEO says
CANADA 3.0 The co-founder of the Canadian success story advises burgeoning Canadian digital business to establish an international footprint right out of the box
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Boost in SR&ED credit needed by Ontario IT industry: Deloitte
The tax credit for SR&ED probably should be higher and refundable to make a better impact, says Deloitte partner
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Anti-piracy firm caught using photos without consent
Canipre helps firms track down illegal downloaders of their copyrighted content, but this week it was caught using copyrighted photos on its Web site without securing permission
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Mobilicity strikes deal to be sold to Telus
Offer values the startup at $380 million. However, there's no assurance that the federal government will allow sale to go through
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SAP cloud strategy takes shape at Sapphire
SAP also announced a raft of product updates that will be available in Canada this month
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