Google gets into the travel business
Search engine giant to acquire the Frommer’s travel guide
Softchoice achieves Cisco Master specializations in Canada
Softchoice was required to show it has the infrastructure and personnel to support a full menu of Lifecycle Services offerings
Stretchable technology maybe coming to market
Stretchable high tech applications targeted are primarily in healthcare
The OpenStack initiative gets the enterprise greenlight
Not all of the work is done, but Red Hat’s IaaS project is open for business
Mitel slashing 200 jobs
Company misses revenue marks, while investing in its channel business
One year after Sage’s rebranding, partners return to Summit conference
Partners will look for an update on the controversial rebranding as several Sage competitors have been trying to tempt them away
Smartphones playing a big role in education in Canada
Unlimited mobile data plans a factor in enabling Mobile Student 2.0 movement
Here’s eight Windows 8 tablets to watch
CDN CURATED: Windows 8 is designed for tablets, and here’s eight tablets that will take advantage
Apple accessory drop-shipping now available
Hong Kong-based wholesaler looking to sign up anyone interested in Apple accessories sales
Salesforce grows with Canadian acquisitions
CDN CURATED: Something in the water up here makes our start-ups particularly appealing to Salesforce.com
Samsung buying RIM could kill Apple — or maybe Samsung
CDN CURATED: Rob Enderle sees either success or failure in a RIM/Samsung marriage
IBM may be interested in a piece of Canada’s Research in Motion
CDN CURATED: Big Blue is the latest rumoured suitor for a piece of the beleaguered BlackBerry maker
10 ways to be a really bad software developer
CDN CURATED: Software developers can be their own worst enemy in trying to code the good stuff because they lapse into sloppy or wrongheaded practices
U.S. government agency wants cellphone radiation assessment
CDN CURATED: There is no absolute proof cellphones damage health, but there are suspicions about any device that issues RF signals that is close to a person’s body
“Tech fever” may spread soon at Canadian campuses
CDN CURATED: Canada needs more tech nerds on college campuses