Canada stories - Page 41

Flintfox International, a software development company that specialises in trade relationship and promotions management, is about to launch a new p.

NZ and South Korea seal a free-trade deal, slashing $230m in export tariffs, aiming to boost two-way trade currently valued at $4bn.

After a year's delay, Driveclub finally hits PS4, blending sim and arcade racing. Is it worthy of your collection? Critics weigh in.

IDC report shows mixed results for videoconferencing equipment, with revenue increasing but still a decline year on year.

Microsoft's Surface range is reportedly losing the company billions, despite the success of its newest model, the Surface Pro 3.

Microsoft launches Surface Pro 3 in the US and Canada, but the missing Surface Mini, referenced in the user guide, leaves customers puzzled.

Symantec appoints Adrian Jones as SVP for Asia Pacific and Japan, responsible for growing the company's presence and market position.

Telcos set to revolutionise device security, offering endpoint protection at the network level, bypassing traditional anti-virus methods.

Microsoft has added Bitcoin conversion to its Bing currency conversion tool, which now supports over 50 currencies.

The finance sector seeks a custom-fit cloud solution, stepping into forums to shape a tech future that meets its unique demands.

Sony has announced that cumulative sell through for the PlayStation 4 system has surpassed 2.1 million units worldwide as of 1 December, 2013.

Wynyard Group launches new crime analytics platform, with features for identifying financial crime patterns and investigating gun crimes.

Spammers are capitalizing on the iPhone 5S and 5C hype to launch a stock scam campaign convincing people to buy shares of Apple.

Apple shifts a record-breaking nine million new iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c models, just three days after the launch of the new iPhones on September 20.

NHL 14 offers an invigorating slice of Canada's favourite sport, dazzling with authenticity and thrilling gameplay.

Apple has unveiled the iPhone 5S, described as the most forward-thinking iPhone yet, with new features including a fingerprint sensor and A7 chip.

Two Auckland students had the chance to create a digital media message with students from around the world at the recent Adobe Youth Voices Summit.

Social networking giant admits private contact information of six millions users was made accidentally accessible due to a security flaw on the website.

Kim Dotcom expresses concerns over government surveillance and supports Edward Snowden in his latest column for The Guardian.

BlackBerry has denied rumours that the Z10 is struggling for sales, insisting that returns are actually exceeding sales in the US.