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The company’s latest attempt to win over mobile users and features a new browser called ‘Edge’

BlackBerry claimed that the Typo had copied its keyboard design and launched the suit in California in early 2014

BlackBerry claimed that the Typo had copied its keyboard design and launched the suit in California in early 2014

World’s biggest chip maker seeks to make up for slowing demand from the PC industry by expanding its line-up of higher-margin chips used in data centres

Company also rolls out a website that answers frequently asked questions in response to increasing concern over how the search giant collects and uses its massive amounts of data

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We need to bake privacy into the connected devices of tomorrow. But has that ship (or the plane) already sailed?

Talking with the team behind Bloodhound SSC, expected to be the first car to travel roughly 1.3 times the speed of sound

We need to bake privacy into the connected devices of tomorrow. But has that ship already sailed?

Investors are free to buy into the exuberance now, with all the risks and rewards that come with a high-flying IPO stock. The rest of us would be wise to stay off the bandwagon

Deal would be Intel’s largest acquisition

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Ontario university students are vying for an accessible-design prize in Toronto

Broadcom had a market value of $28.85-billion as of Tuesday’s close, while Avago was valued at $36.50-billion

The company already dominates the action video camera market

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Commissioner for Complaints for Telecommunications Services (CCTS) published a statement Wednesday outlining how it will interpret a deadline in the wireless code,

This daily Signal Boost is our attempt to give readers a morning head’s up on the news that will matter to Canadians interested in media, technology and telecom

This daily Signal Boost is our attempt to give readers a morning head’s up on the news that will matter to Canadians interested in media, technology and telecom