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Smart Sheriff and at least 14 other apps allow parents to monitor how long their kids use their smartphones, how many times they use apps and which websites they visit

Privacy Protection Commission launched the blistering attack after trying to find out more about the U.S. tech giant’s practices

Video streaming company is seeking a partner that has licences for content on all devices, including mobile phones, computers and set-top boxes, the report said

Bit of a quiet Friday, if you like conferences the 22nd annual TiEcon summit for entrepreneurs is in San Francisco today featuring former GE CEO Jack Welch and a bunch of executives from mature tech companies.

This is a significant step in the technology giant’s mission to have driverless cars available to consumers in the next five years

This is a significant step in the technology giant’s mission to have driverless cars available to consumers in the next five years

I hoped it would be the device that would truly vault us into the new Internet of Things world, but it wasn’t

San Francisco-based Uber Technologies Inc. is launching UberEATS in downtown Toronto on Thursday, teaming with pricier restaurants such as the trendy Bar Buca for lunch orders

Philippines the first country to regulate specifically for app-based car-hailing operations

Cisco Systems Inc. reports third quarter earnings on Wednesday, it’s perhaps the last time long-time CEO John Chambers will do so since he announced he would pass the title to Chuck Robbins as of July (Chambers will retain the executive chairman ...

With a new name, the discount online retailer hopes to put on a gentler face

The competition regulator launched a probe into Google’s advertising and search practices in Canada in 2013

Instant Articles will include content from publishers such as the New York Times, BuzzFeed and National Geographic, Facebook said

Offer made to resolve a U.S. government lawsuit accusing the mobile carrier of a practice known as cramming

On Tuesday morning the federal government will announce the results of its latest spectrum auction, Canada’s third auction of the airwaves used to carry communications signals in just over a year.

Organizations in 21 countries, including Canada's privacy commissioner, join forces to determine if apps and websites gather inappropriate information on children

Study by industry analyst IDC says China’s smartphone market has reached saturation, carrying potentially significant implications for the global handset industry

In the new global economy, prosperity is driven by the creation, exploitation and defence of intellectual property. Canadian companies need new infrastructure to scale up for this predatory game, says Jim Balsillie, co-founder of Research In Motion, now BlackBerry Ltd.

AOL Inc. reports first quarter earnings Friday, in which the owner of such sites as The Huffington Post and Engadget is expected to show more growth in its programmatic ad business. One by AOL is an ad exchange that helps buyers buy ads on all sorts ...

Company disclosed a prospectus Thursday with a $100-million placeholder