Google unveils Nexus Q streaming media player
Google’s Nexus Q uses your Android smartphone or tablet in conjunction with Google Play to stream music and videos
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Telus to open a concept store in Toronto that’s strictly for business
The store will cater to the needs of small-to-mid-size business market
Nearly half of all enterprise networks will be obsolete within five years
Trends such as BYOD, video and virtualization are shortening network life expectancy
Whaleback Managed Services dials up 911
New 911 functionality for emergency response features location based services
Canadian cloud vendor updates channel program
Asigra announces first tiered cloud backup certification program
Viewsonic releases new trade compliant displays
Vendor is offering a three-year limited warranty
HP exec joins SAP to run channel marketing
Company appoints Meaghan Sullivan as global channel marketing chief
Intel buys wireless patents for $375 million
Intel is picking up 3G, LTE and Wi-Fi intellectual property
Managed Services provider to bolster security offering
ManageEngine to showcase latest versions of IT security solutions
Yammer acquisition seen as beneficial for Microsoft
It’s not clear what Microsoft would do with Yammer and its staff if the rumored deal were finalized
Cables To Go rebrands itself
The change comes from a new portfolio and geographic expansion
Hard drive vendor gets into a new line of business
Western Digital enters wireless networking market
Acer debuts ultrabook with a MagicFlip in Canada
The Aspire S5 ultrabook featuring a unique MagicFlip IO port
Up close with NetSuite’s deep ERP
NetSuite offers extensive business management functionality to organizations that recognize the value proposition associated with SaaS
Skilled IT talent remains hard to find in Canada
New study finds that only eight per cent 8 per cent of CIOs expect to expand their IT departments