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Mobify, a web platform that powers over 20,000 mobile websites, has launched an integrated optimization product is designed to leverage existing websites from any device, including tablet, mobile, kiosks, TVs, and any web-connected device. As the mobile market diversifies and expands, unified access regardless of device will be of increasing importance for e-commerce and multi-channel seller’s mobile commerce strategy. Read the rest of this entry »

Seon’s vMax® View simplifies the viewing, archiving, and retrieval of video data. With vMax View’s new video archive blurring feature, SmartBlur™, software users can easily blur faces to protect the privacy of all people recorded in video systems. The introduction of the SmartBlur feature ensures the enhanced confidentiality of both drivers and passengers. Read the rest of this entry »

Junior Achievement of Canada has announced a new national award opportunity for Canadian youth.  The TELUS Junior Technology Award recognizes students’ knowledge and understanding of technology and rewards the best applications developed by Junior Achievement achievers.  Four winners will be chosen each year and will be awarded with a scholarship to attend Junior Achievement’s Next Generation Leaders conference. Read the rest of this entry »

OneDesk, provider of the world’s first all-in-one data-driven solution for product managers, innovators, engineers, marketers and support, is pleased to announce the release of its all new OneDesk Open Framework enabling a fully customizable product development environment. Read the rest of this entry »

Vanilla Forums Inc., a provider of hosted community software today released new functionality to make online communities more engaging for their users. Vanilla Reactions allows members to quickly share their reactions to content and other members. The reactions can be used to highlight interesting discussions, suppress poor content, automate moderation, and create nuanced member reputation profiles. Vanilla Badges serve to reward community members for positive participation – members are awarded badges for receiving praise from others and for various other forms of participation. Read the rest of this entry »

Bluedrop Performance Learning Inc. will donate 3000 online workplace courses to employees and organizations in the Non-Profit sector in Newfoundland and Labrador. President and CEO Emad Rizkalla made the announcement at the 2012 Community Summit, where he was joined by the Honourable Nick McGrath, Minister responsible for the Volunteer and Non-Profit Sector. Read the rest of this entry »

Hatsize, a Calgary-based cloud automation software provider for hands-on demos and training, has announced the general availability of its flagship product, Hatsize 3.12. Designed in collaboration with leading customers’ input, Hatsize 3.12 provides a new set of advanced capabilities to demo and train technology products to anyone, anytime, anywhere in the world as a hosted cloud service. Read the rest of this entry »

With the release of MyAjaxApp.com, a new opportunity for supporting data-driven Ajax applications is launched. MyAjaxApp.com is now providing an easy, affordable and scalable way to construct a database that is instantly available for JavaScript programmers. This system is aimed towards small to medium sized companies who have been unable to build or use a database system, due to cost, infrastructure and technical barriers. Read the rest of this entry »

Research In Motion Limited subsidiary QNX Software Systems Limited, a provider of software platforms for connected embedded systems, has announced new preferred partnerships with LS Research and Silex Technology to develop and co-market wireless connectivity solutions for embedded systems based on the award-winning QNX^® Neutrino^®Realtime Operating System (RTOS). Read the rest of this entry »

Cyber-bullying is a phrase that has crept into our vocabulary over the last decade. According to Statistics Canada, about 1 in 10 adults living in a household with children reported a child victim of cyber-bullying. According to the most recent statistics, the most common forms of cyber-bullying against children are threatening or aggressive e-mails or instant messages. Girls are more likely than boys to be bullied on the Internet and 12 and 13-year-olds are the most common victims. Read the rest of this entry »