This contest is now closed. A winner will be announced soon. Techvibes is giving away a shiny new Google Nexus 4 smartphone courtesy of Telus! With your favourite Google apps, an amazing Photo Sphere camera, cutting edge hardware, and access to your favorite entertainment on Google Play, the Nexus 4 puts the...
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There is both good news and bad news for BlackBerry.
Apps have been downloaded from Apple's App Store a combined 50 billion times as of today.
22% of Canadians are making sure they can name that tune, according to the number of people using music discovery app Shazam. With over 120 million users in over six major countries, 7.5 million of which are from Canada, Shazam has become the go-to application to identify songs playing on the radio, the TV or the one that is stuck in your head that you just can’t put your finger on.
Assuming Apple and Google approve the app submissions, BlackBerry Messenger will be coming to iOS and Android this summer, the smartphone pioneer announced at BlackBerry Live today.
The US Defense Department has approved the BlackBerry 10 smartphones and the PlayBook tablet for use on its networks.
In October last year, we wrote about how The Pentagon planned to open its network to Apple's iPhone and Google's Android platforms for the first time ever, posing a major threat to BlackBerry. That time has nearly come.
Our HTC One giveaway courtesy of Telus ended Tuesday. Now it's time to announce the winner!
The winner of a brand new HTC One from Telus and Techvibes is…
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The scene is a wedding. And just as the young couple are about to seal the deal—with all attendees raising their smartphones to capture the moment—an iPhone 5 user says to a man yielding an unwiedly Samsung Galaxy Note II: "Excuse me, would you mind moving your enormous phone?"
Toronto-based Amjay Software Solutions has launched Canada's first mobile application for ordering prescriptions.
Waterloo's BlackBerry believes that it is innovating at a faster rate than its smartphone competitors, tech titans Google and Apple. The Canadian company is also confident that it can convince consumers skeptical of the brand to purchase BlackBerry 10 devices.
Crush the Crave, a mobile app designed to help users quit smoking, has been improved.
Google Play now has almost as many apps as Apple's App Store. But the App Store still generates significantly more revenue.
Toronto-based photo storage app MyShoebox turned heads last November when they reached 13.4 million photo uploads just 29 days after launch. The company’s founder, Steve Cosman, took the stage last week at Project: RHINO’s monthly #DrinksDemos event to share his thoughts on go-to-market strategy and user growth.
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