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Faronics, a Vancouver-based company whose focus is in simplifying, securing and managing multi-user computer environments, has released a new version of Faronics Anti-Executable, the company’s flagship application control tool that ensures endpoint security by only permitting approved executables to run on a workstation or server. The new release simplifies application control in the face of increasing attacks via social networking websites, and comes as part of the company’s ongoing commitment to providing the most comprehensive layered security suite on the market. Read the rest of this entry »

Vancouver’s Singular Software™ is demonstrating the brand new PluralEyes version 3.0 this week at NAB 2012 in Las Vegas at stand SL2426. The impressive new PluralEyes 3.0 sync automation workflow provides a brand new interactive workspace that visually displays the sync process and media clip locations as it unfolds, making it the definitive productivity enhancer for video editors. When the sync is complete, editors can easily confirm its accuracy and proceed to the creative editing phase with confidence. Read the rest of this entry »

Roaring Penguin Software Inc., the email filtering experts, makers of the acclaimed CanIt-PRO, CanIt-Domain-PRO, CanIt Archiver and Hosted CanIt anti-spam and email archiving solutions, announce the release of CanIt 8.1. Read the rest of this entry »

Unlimi-Tech Software will be showcasing its suite of accelerated file transfer solutions in their booth,  SL11120, at the NAB show, held in Las Vegas from April 16th to April 19th. The lineup presented at the show includes FileCatalyst Direct, FileCatalyst Workflow and FileCatalyst Central. Read the rest of this entry »

California-based computing solutions provider ViewSonic Corp. and Calgary-based cloud managed Linux desktop virtualization developer Userful have announced a partnership to deliver a low cost zero client solution that enables schools and businesses to deploy three to four times as many computer users for the same cost. Read the rest of this entry »

The newest findings in a new report (PDF) from Trend Micro compare the ability of several different mobile platforms to meet the demands of use in the enterprise.  Canada’s own BlackBerry 7.0 scored highest across the board, ahead of Apple iOS5, Windows Phone 7.5 and Google’s Android 2.3.  Altimeter Group, Bloor Research and Trend Micro’s own specialists carried out the research. Read the rest of this entry »

Vanilla Forums has announced the general availability of its new commenting feature which allows publishers to use Vanilla to power blog comments and turn those transient commenters into engaged community members. When an article is published, a new discussion thread is automatically created in the community forum and commenters can then participate in further conversations with each other in the community. Any comment posted to the blog or to the corresponding thread in the community is displayed in both places simultaneously. Read the rest of this entry »

EZ-Robot has announced the release of its latest firmware, codename “HiFive!” for the EZ-Builder platform. This significant update introduces biped support with user defined GAIT positioning to allow for customizable actions like walking, crouching, turning left or right, kicking, balancing and more. Read the rest of this entry »

Canada’s tech savvy entrepreneurs have a new solution to help them build their businesses anywhere, anytime: QuickBooks Online. With Intuit‘s QuickBooks Online, small business owners can get instant snapshots of their businesses – helping them see what they’re making, what they’re spending, and who owes them money, all on a single screen. Read the rest of this entry »

New groundbreaking technology developed in SOTI‘s R&D Labs, code named “BlitFire 10X”, brings up to 10 times faster remote control performance to the Mobility industry. BlitFire 10X leverages a combination of algorithms that include Artificial Intelligence techniques to deliver faster response times and more efficient bandwidth usage. Read the rest of this entry »