The vast majority of Canadian executives at large and mid-sized organizations say that social media has the potential to impact their corporate brand. However, some still consider it a waste of time, with the public sector having a more positive view than the private sector.
Rogers Communications has announced stricter bandwidth caps on its cable broadband services only days after Netflix, an American online video provider, announced it was coming to Canada.
HTC, Research in Motion, Samsung and Nokia have been drawn in to Apple’s “Antenna-gate” after Steve Jobs claimed that antenna problems were not unique to the iPhone, and BlackBerry Storm 3 gets real.
Apple Inc.’s CEO Steve Jobs, after repeating that the company “wasn’t perfect”, has offered free cases and refunds for customers unhappy about the iPhone 4’s performance.
In this business the two most difficult companies for the media to get a hold of are Apple Corp and Research in Motion. So, when Apple said Wednesday that it will hold a news conference Friday concerning its iPhone 4, that’s news.
Research in Motion’s BlackBerry tablet will be a 7" device, with Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, a slide-out keyboard with a 1GHz processor, two cameras for video conferencing, and...Flash 10.1.
Research In Motion's BlackBerry 6 OS, set for release this summer, boasts a revised interface and new features like multi-touch support, “kinetic scrolling”, a new home screen, and social media feeds, but it is still playing catch-up to the iPhone.
As poor iPhone 4 product reviews buffet Apple Corp – specifically a seemingly inevitable recall to solve reception problems – the company is feeling the heat from Google’s Android platform, which is set to shine where Apple dominates: music and media.
