Online tribunal evidence leaves citizens' data open to abuse
Intensely private information about Canadians is being indiscriminately spread through cyberspace, federal Privacy Commissioner says
Ericsson, STMicro merge businesses
Transaction will create company that supplies four of world's top five cellphone makers
American Air kicks off in-flight Internet service
Passengers pay $12.95 for online access on long-haul U.S. domestic flights
HSBC to keep using BlackBerrys
Recent report said bank was considering switching 200,000 employees to iPhone
Battery problem caused iPod overheating: Apple
Written statement follows Japanese government report that two Nanos overheated in Tokyo causing burn damage
Whistler workers wise to Craigslist scam
B.C. worker sniffs out international fraudster offering fake rental properties

NewsCred wants to fix the news
The newly launched startup allows readers of news websites and blogs to vote on the credibility of what they are reading

The terrors of travelling with data
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is now allowed to examine your laptop when you cross the border. This is how computer experts reacted

Too bad for Too Human
The hyped Xbox 360 exclusive turns out to be a lacklustre dungeon crawler starring a frustratingly death-prone Norse god
Personal Tech
Warrior rage can be good for you: study
Certain types of video games can have benefits beyond the thrill of blowing up stuff

















