SkyDrive, Microsoft’s “iCloud,” to be integrated in Windows Phone Mango
Plus, rumours that the company may build its own tablet and Samsung keeps quiet on Nokia
Harmeet reports on channel partner programs, new technologies and products and other issues relevant to Canada's channel community. She also contributes as a video journalist, providing content for the site's original streaming video. Harmeet is a graduate of the Carleton University School of Journalism.
Look at how SMBs spend, not just how much
IDC Canada forecast for SMB spending suggests that partners should focus on delivering outcomes
SMB sees success with Sage accounting software tailor-made for its industry
As more solution providers are looking to tap into the SMB market, selling software that’s very specific to a vertical could be the way to go
Move Over RIM, iOS 5 and iCloud Just Took Your Market
Plus, why iOS5 is just a revamped Android offering, and why Ubuntu may not be credible enough to save netbooks
Fortinet offers more products to channel partners with TalkSwitch acquisition
The security vendor is looking to help its partners gain more share in the SMB and VoIP markets
Shedding Some Light on iCloud: What We Know So Far
Plus, why Windows users should pay attention to Mac malware and what Dell execs say about mobility
Toshiba reveals iPad 2 rival
Plus, Adobe justifies lack of Flash on Apple devices and a look at the competition between VMware and Citrix
Did Microsoft miss the boat…again?
Plus, Ingram Micro launches a cloud billing system and Scale Computing is seeking unhappy HP resellers
How iCloud could beat other cloud-based music services
Plus, Acer’s new tablet offerings and VMWare’s latest acquisition.
Apple’s cloud product officially official, and it’s called iCloud
Plus, Intel’s tablet strategy and why Microsoft’s UC products are now more distinct from one another
Google Wallet Service Could Mean Big Cash for POS VARs
Plus, Skype ‘violates’ Windows systems and Intel says the era of falling PC prices is coming to an end.
Microsoft Set to Show Off Windows for Tablets Next Week
Plus, VCE Company launches a partner program and why Google might be too confident in the security of Chrome OS
Driving channel momentum into the cloud
Citrix is aiming to continue its channel success into 2011, awith several offerings for partners and customers alike to adapt to the consumerization of IT
Ballmer: Time up for ‘stuck in the past’ Microsoft CEO?
Plus, running Android apps on Windows and why applications will matter more than operating systems
Citrix automates desktop-as-a-service delivery
The company’s new automation pack allows cloud service providers to deliver a Windows 7 desktop experience to end-users using XenApp but save time on deployment