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RIM says not singled out on India security demands
Research In Motion (RIM) said on Friday that the Indian government had assured the Canadian smartphone maker that it would not be singled out when it came to security concerns for encrypted emails.
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Nokia sees Windows phone prices dropping fast
Prices of smartphones using Microsoft's Windows Phone software platform will fall fast, Nokia's chief executive Stephen Elop said on Friday.
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ST-Ericsson: ready on WP7 when Nokia is
ST-Ericsson is focusing strongly on Microsoft's platform to deliver chips and will be ready when Nokia ramps up production of new Windows Phones, the chief executive of the mobile
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Government to appeal court ruling on Globalive
The Canadian government said on Tuesday it will appeal a court ruling that overturned its decision to allow foreign-backed Globalive to launch a wireless service over the objections of the telecom regulator.
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How smart phones help consumers find and use green business
Good sustainability decisions are so much each easier to make because of emerging connectivity media
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Clement to make statement Tuesday on Globalive ruling
Canadian Industry Minister Tony Clement will make an announcement on Tuesday regarding a Federal Court ruling on Globalive and its Wind Mobile wireless service.
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Twitter dismisses reports of Google interest
Reports that Google has held takeover talks with Twitter that value the microblogging site at as much as $10 billion are "just a rumor," Chief Executive Dick Costolo said on Monday.
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Wi-Fi snooping tool drills gaping holes in security
Kris Constable, director of the Victoria-based PrivaSecTech, which specializes in information security and privacy technology, said the release of the Firefox extension Firesheep is both good and bad in that it draws attention to security issues, but also people could be using it to become online snoops.
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New website helps recreational players find a game
The newly launched hockey-community.com is a website that puts social media on skates and delivers everything from rink times to pickup games.
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Vancouver's mobile apps reputation growing
Joseph Luk’s Movie Finder app has rocketed to the top of its category in the Android market and his company ikamobile has more apps in the works.
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Local startup Clinicbook takes medical bookings online
If Clinicbook is successful, it could spell an end to waiting around your dentist’s or doctor’s office.
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Want to make money? Try public service
Savvy parents should start advising their children to become bureaucrats, not doctors.
Steve Whysall
VanDusen's bold leap forward
Harry Jongerden loves to tell the story of the day he came to Vancouver to be interviewed for the job of director of VanDusen Botanical Garden.
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Rome falls, Canucks burn as Predators feast
Aaron Rome lost an edge and the Vancouver Canucks fell down.
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No offence -lack of D wasn't the problem
The third line was good, the second line average, the first line invisible.
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