Toshiba releases wireless SSD storage and streaming devices
Japanese electronics firm Toshiba Corp. recently rolled out two wireless products which enable users to create their…
Bring your own device (BYOD) refers to the policy of permitting employees to bring personally-owned mobile devices (laptops, tablets, and smart phones) to their workplace, and use those devices to access company information and applications.
Nokia X2 is Microsoft’s first Android phone
The Nokia X2 is the fourth entry in the X line but it is also the first…
Less Canadian firms bankrolling BYOD: Sage survey
Canadian companies realize the benefits of mobile technology but the number of firms that are sponsoring workplace…
Amazon Appstore available soon on BlackBerry 10 smartphones
When the BlackBerry 10.3 mobile operating system launches later this year, users will be able to access…
Galaxy Tab S is Samsung’s lightest tablet
The latest Samsung tables are expected to hit Canadian stores before the end of the month with…
BlackBerry outsells iPhone…in Toronto
BlackBerry may be struggling to sell it’s handsets elsewhere but it can always count on Toronto for…
HP’s Pro x2 612 is a business-friendly tablet PC
Hewlett-Packard is aiming one of its latest mobility products at what it sees as a growing number of…
Absolute Software offers full BYOD security for Mac and Windows
Absolute Software Corp. says the new version 6.5 of its Absolute Manage security and management tool extends…
Microsoft ups tablet war ante with 12-inch Surface Pro 3
Many thought that Microsoft would be launching a mini version of its Surface tablet this month. The…
HP’s new Virtual Connect module hastens app delivery
The introduction into the corporate network of more and more employee-purchased mobile devices as well as the…
Asus ships Transformer Book T100
Extended battery life and storage capacity are two features of the latest 10-inch convertible notebook-tablet tablet device…
Sony’s Xperia Z2 tablet, light in weight but not on specs
When you pick up Sony’s new Z2 tablet, the first thing you notice is its weight –…
Sneak peek at Sony’s Xperia Z2 smartphone
Sony Mobile has revealed its new smartphone and tablet offerings aimed at the high-end consumer – and…
VMware, BYOD, and the time Steve Jobs compared CIOs to an orifice
TORONTO – Ask VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger about the bring your own device (BYOD) trend in enterprise…
Mobility tops enterprise spend in Canada
In the last few years it appears that mobile devices have solidified their hold on Canadian enterprises…