Edge Section: Technology Edge

New hosting services give customers chance to register their name

Information sharing can help keep your computer safe from mischief

'Machine to machine' communication is central to idea

A few simple tips can help businesses of all sizes weather unsettled times

BSE detection possible with blood test instead of postmortem

Experts paint grim picture, urge companies to protect vital interests

Online business presence, reputation must be managed correctly

Report urges greater investment in human capital, industry targeting

Company size as well as users' ages mean varying reactions

Data falling through cracks can cost money

But online equipment information sites have their weaknesses

Will lawyers or technologists revamp the intellectual property landscape?

Retailers examining costs, benefits of payment system

Systems will allow passengers to make credit card purchases from seats

Enforcement agencies hard-pressed to put a crimp in criminal activity

Costs a concern for some consumers

Consumers growing more aware of technology and its inherent risks

Growing interest in metered access for storage, computing and messaging

Studies also show we're bigger software pirates than our U.S. cousins

Joining a site might can make a lot of sense for some businesses

From CallClerk to Kill A Watt, high-tech aids can improve bottom line

Next generation of IT whizzes try their hands at tough scenarios

Stories of cellphone data use gone wrong are cautionary tales

Systems range from personal 'panic buttons' to location guidance

ECM programs allow businesses to digitize important data

Systems range from personal 'panic buttons' to location guidance

But let's not forget that today's innovative tools are tomorrow's landfill

Firms helping non-profit sector improve

Many dailies are balancing online channel and print forms

'Shrinkage' has got to be the most dainty euphemism ever invented

Some retailers learning to adjust to upswing in downloading

Air Canada, RIM feel heat over glitches

Environmental awareness fires computer giants

IT dependency giving sector growing pains

SAP AG trying software as an industry service

IBM takes hard look at employing 'friendonomics' in workforce

Apple's price cut caused wave of indignation

Updated 'black box' helped Indian Air Force duo set world record

Banff TV festival sets stage with 'Code Green' celebrity panel

Dell manager's quick reaction won industry accolades

Technology changing digital surveillance practices

Cyber bad guys ready to hit us where it hurts

Cases range from furious shareholders to organized crime

Antiquated data-collection methods can cause confusion

Cisco's TelePresence a bit pricey, but it's a sign of things to come

There are few places on the planet where the world's smartest tech-thinkers get together to talk about monkey-proof routers.

Technology can make your home or business safer and more secure. Or it can open up horrendous security gaps that will come back to haunt you

Time to demand payment for such breaches

Vast mobile market includes many business applications

Applications range from battle zones to hockey rinks

Programs to ease border crossings now include X-rays

Electronic commerce catching on as Arctic residents go wireless

'Crowdsourced' software gaining more attention

Inflight from Toronto to Calgary

Quiet zones soon to follow on cruise ships

Research applications vary from gaming to cancer identification

Credit cards, online shopping rule as technology trumps currency

Edmonton's local Wardriving geek

More than 300 screaming teenagers, and as many parents, teachers and friends filled a banquet hall recently to cheer, celebrate and carry on

Online process helps quantify business value

Even the little guys can afford these ideas

Even the little guys can afford these ideas

TechAlliance helping create bright future for growing companies

What is your body worth?

Making services attractive helps telecom firms

Realistic drills prepare our troops for Afghanistan

Program gives teens opportunity

Companies turn eco-friendly page with books

Communities strive to become connected

New technologies will reshape how you look at your world

New technologies will reshape how you look at your world

Incentives help to keep workers loyal and happy

Monitors keep tabs on how climate affects infrastructure

New chamber seeks to diversify the province's economy

Partnerships putting firms on global radar

When a business is just starting out, everybody usually does everything

Computers, satellites helping to improve productivity margins

Scholarship and innovation attract UN secretariat

IPv6 developed to handle projected need

Fraudulent clicks are costing everyone alot

Fraudulent clicks are costing everyone alot

Handheld device puts expertise on firing line

Centre pursues ways to help nations compete internationally

Computer whiz finds inspiration from old railway telegraph lines

R&D 'essential' to meeting surveillance requirements

Good design and targeting is the key

ISPs don't see why e-businesses should enjoy all the gravy

U.S., Canada taking action against cyber-trespass

Maritime industry cautious about change

Communities use new technology to level playing field in business

IPv6 developed to handle projected need

Investment necessary to remain current

Companies, feds give computer users cause for pause

Useless, complicated technology cuts into office productivity

Useless, complicated technology cuts into office productivity

Adding value can help offset pricing pressure

Provincially, concept delivers major benefits

Winnipeg firm helps increase chances of recovering gadgets

Privacy laws should be reviewed

Search engine says it just directs users to news sites

Mobile mavens becoming addicted to their obsession

Companies, feds give computer users cause for pause

CSTAR works with partners to tweak delivery

Privacy laws should be reviewed

Micropilot controls aircraft from few grams to 100 kilos

New operating systems give hackers 'open door' to control

Privacy laws should be reviewed

Micropilot controls aircraft from few grams to 100 kilos

Companies can pay stiff price for failure to archive - just ask Morgan Stanley

Companies can pay stiff price for failure to archive - just ask Morgan Stanley

Facility the first demonstrating new generation of tags

Views differ on working while flying

Part of battle is overcoming rural image

Virtual coffeehouses generate traffic, deliver information

Scientists look for 'signatures' in e-mails

Onsite services are growing to meet demand

Investment surge, employer demand signal strong growth

Viruses decline, but insidious dangers remain

InSAR monitors potential hazards to prevent tragedy

Engineers to test effects on homes, small buildings

Scientists look for 'signatures' in e-mails

Lack of business skills a threat, says survey

Firm on leading edge of remote surgery

Donation targets quantum technologies

Researchers take long horizon at Waterloo's Perimeter

Technology must adapt to users, not other way around

Industry has not told consumers 'whole story'

Technology must adapt to users, not other way around

Businesses warned unencrypted networks a liability

Businesses warned unencrypted networks a liability

Innovations make work, communication easier for builders

High hopes centre on new fabrication facility

Products include fingerprint sniffing robot

Research park to open next year

Innovation changed how we do business and how we relate

Made-in-China system latest goal of Canadian foundation

GPS technology turns handset into fishing boat

Fastest-growing area attracts new firms, top executives

Facial recognition expert keeps eyes peeled for fibs

Lab boffins love Alberta company's plasma boards

Facility gets $5.4M financial injection

Companies share success stories at Vancouver conference

Full steam ahead for human trials

Dive expert envisions Mars-like colony off coast of B.C.

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