BlackBerry Gains Significant Marketshare in Canada, Loses Ground Globally
There is both good news and bad news for BlackBerry.
Generally, people spend more time on social media if they access it through mobile devices, studies have shown.
LinkedIn now boasts more than 200 million users.
The average reported wireless monthly phone bill in Canada is a staggering $77, up a whopping 13%, or $9, in just one year, according to the J.D Power & Associates 2013 Canadian Wireless Total Ownership Experience Study.
WestJet has been named Canada's most attractive employer by Randstad Canada for the second year in a row.
According to a PwC report released last week, fewer Canadian tech startups are looking for buyers in order to exit the market, choosing instead to find ways to reach their next growth stage and generate revenue in Canada.
In the report titled 2013 Report on Emerging Canadian Technology Companies, PwC reports that 44% of startups polled are looking for a merger or acquisition to exit the market, a steep drop from 76% in the prior year. The survey polled 200 chief executives in February and April, and those findings reflect their strategies for 2012 and 2011.
read moreThe Q10 is selling well in both Canada and Britain, industry analyst Peter Misek said today.
Netflix, one would think, despises piracy. After all, Torrent sites are built around offering for free what Netflix charges customers a monthly fee to access.

This year marks a decided shift to online advertising, new data shows. Advertisers are looking at bigger budgets, sounder metrics, and an emphatic focus on brand advertising.
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Globally, websites are now getting more traffic from tablets than from smartphones.
According to Nielsen’s recent Global Survey of New Products Sentiment, consumers in emerging markets such are more eager to try new products than their counterparts in North America, who exhibit "trepidation."
Using voice control on a smartphone while driving is widely considered acceptable, whereas texting with fingers is not. But a new study suggests the two actions may be equally dangerous.