Motorola will split up in Q1 2011
The new businesses will focus on handsets and home products, and enterprise mobility
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New online business permit and license service comes to city in Ontario
BizPal service is also available in Manitoba
CRTC pleased with improved wireless public safety services
Wireless service providers have helped Canada upgrade its 911 services
Canadian government to invest in new strategic research projects
Funding will help with technology applications and will also boost Canada’s Economic Action Plan
Sun CEO Schwartz tweets poetic lament on last day
His final words were a haiku about the effects of the financial crisis
Sony interested in challenging Apple’s iPad
The company says it’s interested in entering the market between smartphones and netbooks
Lenovo adds mobile phone details, posts profit rise
Lenovo is developing more Android handsets to follow its Lephone
Canada’s Privacy Commissioner urges companies to properly safeguard information
Certain systems need to be put in place to protect sensitive business information
New online service in Alberta town saves paperwork time for start-up companies
BizPal is an online business permit and license service to help entrepreneurs start up faster
B.C. province-sponsored workshop helps small businesses boost competitiveness
Workshop is being offered by the Business Development Bank of Canada and is sponsored by the province, the Southern Interior Development Initiative Trust and the Castlegar Chamber of Commerce
Top 5 vendors to watch 2010: Reldata
Storage vendor is on the lookout for Canadian VARs as part of its growth strategyrn
Top 5 vendors to watch 2010: Asigra
Vendor launches a new channel program for business partners around the worldrnrn
CA names new CEO
William McCracken steps in to fill John Swainson’s shoes
Privacy Commissioner of Canada announces consultations for Canadians on privacy issues
Public consultation series are set to begin in April