TECHNOLOGY

RackForce is about to lose its reputation as Canada's leading cloud service provider.

Cars flying may no longer be a mere fiction.

Google has unveiled a working prototype of its self-driving Google Car in California. The vehicle looks like a little beetle pod with two large headlights and a nose at the front and rounded corners. Once ready, the car will be able to drive, stop for pedestrians, obey traffic signals, watch out for hazards - all without the need for a human driver.

Leaked information from Sony hack sheds light on the Sony Xperia Z4’s design and release date.

These new photo filters are part of the Instagram Android version 6.12.0 and Instagram iOS version 6.4.0.

The real reason behind Samsung’s falling profits is Xiaomi and not Apple.

Russian Ruble fluctuation has caused Apple to shut its online store specific to Russian market.

Gartner’s Q3 market share report has been published.

Kantar research shows Apple’s improved market share and Android’s decline in August-October time frame.

North Korea’s motive for hacking the servers of Sony reportedly involves the release of "The Interview,” which the country called as an “act of war.”

Intel bought the Canadian start-up for an undisclosed amount.

Other Cyber Monday 2014 discounts for online shoppers include the CK Men’s basic watch and the Oakley CUSTOM M2 sunglasses.

Target has released its Black Friday 2014 store maps app featuring the various in-store sales for customers.

Macy’s has a lot of discounts and rebates on various items including bags, shoes, luggage, furniture, appliances, makeup and skin care products starting on Nov. 27, 2014.

Walmart has a lot of discounts, deals, specials and sales on various items including toys, electronics, appliances, video games, clothes, consoles and other accessories starting on Nov. 27, 2014.

Both retailers and consumers are excited about the upcoming Black Friday 2014, which offer big discounts for customers and guarantee massive profits for retail stores.

Intel Corporation announced its investment of $62 million in 16 companies marking its quest to make a mark in areas outside of chip engineering.

Microsoft to have a full sized retail store that will sell all Microsoft products and third party software’s in Manhattan.

Is there really such a thing as overnight success? Is it real or is it just a myth? In extremely rare cases, overnight success may have happened but these occurrences are one in a million. It’s just like winning the lottery.

Because of the many perks enjoyed by Google employees, ranging from gourmet food to gym to laundry facilities, some wise workers manage to go around the giant tech firm's policy that no one should live in its office.

Another report says that Apple is on the go to manufacture around 70 million to 80 million units of the two upcoming iPhones which may lead to higher costs of goods and services. The mass production will start this coming August together with the Apple's manufacturing suppliers - Foxconn, Pegatron and Winstronn.

Two tech world giants, Apple and IBM recently decided to partner up on a project and expand their market.

Foxconn and Pegatron Corp, the manufacturing partners of Apple Inc, will start mass production of 4.7 inches iPhone 6 on the third week of July and 5.5 inches iPhone 6 on the second week of August

Line App - a leading messaging app filed for an Initial Public Offering two weeks ago in Tokyo Stock Exchange and valued at $9.85 billion.

Apple Inc hired engineers from Nike FuelBand to join its iWatch team

Enterprises are excited at the advent of Internet of Things (IoT) as a big business opportunity. This is amid concerns about devices proliferating and network capacity and security becoming unwieldy in matching the growing number of end points from connectedness.

NASA is usually associated with fascinating jobs like that of astronauts, rocket ship engineers and scientists. A job, classified as weird, which joins this list of fascinating jobs is that of a staff sniffer.

Netizens have reacted on the social media Twitter over Facebook's social experiment testing whether emotional contagion occurs outside of in-person interaction between individuals by reducing the amount of emotional content in the News Feed.

Blackberry CEO John Chen wants to believe that the Canadian technology company is not yet dead, despite all signs pointing to an imminent for the once number 1 technology firm in the world.