CES: Companies are overstating green claims, consumers say
Study says 65 per cent of consumers think some companies overstate their green credentials to sell more products
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CES: Startup debuts ‘cloud attached storage’
Ctera’s product turns any USB storage drive into a file server that automatically backs up to an online storage service
Freescale chases US$199 netbook with new processor
Freescale promises improved battery life over competitor Intel’s Atom processors
Panasonic to show powerline network prototypes at CES
Panasonic will unveil a prototype HD-PLC device for remotely monitoring an electric car while it is charging at CES
Samsung to unveil 7mm thick TV at CES
Samsung plans to unveil a flat-panel TV that’s as thin as 6.5mm at this week’s CES show
HP set to unveil power-sipping PCs for gamers
New high-performance desktop PCs will have a compact footprint and energy-efficient components
AMD costs layoffs at $70 million, can’t say yet about ATI writedown
Company laid off more staff than it had previously expected
Top Newsmaker: Websense Canada’s Fiaaz Walji
Country manager says this was a year for growth and education
Top Newsmaker: CDW Canada’s Mary Ann Yule
Her strategy is to keep customers first
Juniper poaching Nortel’s channels?
One analyst says Nortel’s enterprise channels may soon be forced to look at other alternatives
Top Newsmaker: OTG’s Stuart Turk
His dreams of building an empire in IT have ended
Top Newsmaker: Mitel Networks’ Don Smith
Company’s CEO brings benefits to channel partners that are exclusive
Top Newsmaker: Novell Canada’s Ross Chevalier
Subsidiary’s former CTO now leads the company’s Canadian operations
Top Newsmaker: Tech Data Canada’s Rick Reid
Tech Data Canada president is helping partners navigate the rocky road ahead
Microsoft again extends Windows XP drop-dead date
Under a new plan, licenses can be obtained though to at least May 30