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The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favour of workers in a pay equity case involving women at Canada Post that was originally filed 28 years ago.

io9 pal and Institute for the Future policy wonk David Pescovitz has been working with a bunch of other cool futurists — including space hacker Ariel Waldman —

The Mounties in Saskatchewan are warning the public about a fake tweeter who's pretending to represent them.

Police around Saskatchewan are conducting a cellphone blitz for the next two days, looking for drivers who are violating the traffic safety act.

Here's some exciting, if somewhat unsurprising news for Galaxy S II devotees: Samsung's UK outpost has just confirmed that the handset will indeed receive an upgrade to Android 4.0, delectably known as Ice Cream Sandwich. As of this moment, details are relatively scarce, and Sammy has yet to make similar declarations for markets outside of the UK — but at least it's coming. "The Galaxy S II will be receiving ICS, but there are no dates confirmed as yet," the company wrote in a tweet this mor…

The iPhone is a fantastic phone, but if you're a heavy user of Google services, it can be a little confusing to set up your Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts to sync with iOS.

Thought Google Music was just for artists signed to the big three or 23 indie labels? Turns out the company's extending a hand to unsigned artists as well with Google Music Artist Hub. The DIY like software allows virtually anyone to sell and price their music on Mountain View's storefront. Musicians selling tunes through the service will keep 70 percent of the list price, forfeiting 30 percent to the Android giant.

Developing… Google Music Artist Hub helps musicians promote, sell music o…

Been dutifully uploading music to Mountain View's cloud since Google I/O? Might want hit pause for just a sec, while you tune to Google's beat here in Los Angeles, as it's just gone and launched its own music store integrated with Android Market. Best part is, the service still free, though you can now purchase millions of songs from the store to expand your collection of tunes. 90-second track previews are available, and all songs are high quality 320kbps MP3s. And for those with an aversion…

Here at the "These Go To Eleven" event, Google announced that Android activations thus far have surpassed 200 million devices. That's up from 100 million from May, and 550,000 activations per day. That's 50,000 more than in June, and back in December that number was a mere 300,000.

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Curious what the future will look like? According to movie directors, casting their lens towards the future of humanity, it’s quite a mixed bag. Check out this infographic timeline to check out the ne…

A CRTC ruling will allow established internet providers to charge independent resellers based on download speeds, but not total bandwidth.

Rumoured HTC Zeta is a powerhouse Android 4.0 with a 2.5GHz quad-core processor

We've known for a while now that moderate wine-drinking can confer some health benefits. Now a new study reveals moderate beer consumption can also reduce the risk of heart disease by 31%.

Healthy newborns have better iron levels after four months if their umbilical cords aren't clamped immediately, a new study suggests.

One decade ago today, on November 15, 2001, the Xbox gaming console was born, hitting stores across North America on the same day. That Pentium III-based black box found its way into tens of millions of living rooms around the world, and wasn't discontinued until after its successor was announced in 2005. Now, halfway through its lifecycle, the Xbox 360 is still selling strong — perhaps spurred by the company's release of Kinect in 2010 — with about four years left to go before Microsoft is…

A new report finds that much of Canada's tap water remains at risk from contamination.

Android: Netflix has released a redesigned Android app featuring a better interface for tablet users, including the Kindle Fire and Nook Tablet. Other than the tweaks to the interface, the new app doe…

Back in October, as you may recall, Adobe unveiled its Touch Apps family — a collection of six tools designed to make life easier and more tactile for tablet-using creative types. Today, those apps are finally available on the Android Market, for tablets running Android 3.1 or higher. The sextet includes Photoshop Touch, Collage and Proto, among other Adobe products, each of which is priced at $9.99. These applications will also play a central role in Adobe's forthcoming Creative Cloud initi…

If you're champing at the bit waiting to get your hands on a nice cool piece of Android 4.0, your wait may soon be over. Pending a final go-ahead from the Android Open Source Project, you'll be able to sync the now available Ice Cream Sandwich source code. Due to the "large push" (presumably because of all the changes), the roll out is going to take some time to complete — project members will give the final word when things are good to go. If you try to sync prematurely, be forewarned that …