Net access isn’t a right, says Google VP
Plus, the competition against EMC and cloud hiring in 2011
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.
Nokia: There will be NO smartphone division selloff to Microsoft
Plus, RIM’s upcoming plans and the decline of Kodak
Samsung ultrabooks to start at $900
Plus, U.S. lawmakers want to take on Huawei and IBM makes an acquisition
Xerox acquires Ontario-based LaserNetworks
The deal will bolster the vendor’s managed print services offerings
Yahoo’s new CEO: Five big challenges
Plus, Tim Cook in a post-Jobs world and the death of IE6
#4 Newsmaker: Nitin Kawale of Cisco Canada
With Kawale leading the team in Canada, the company made several changes to its priorities and partner ecosystem in 2011
Apple accused of starving French reseller of hot stock
Plus, Sony cuts its Tablet S price and new CEOs for a new year
Apple loses one in its iPad tablet war
Plus, which apps are downloaded on which OS? And, why two monitors aren’t better than one
Acer Iconia Tab A100
The tablet is a good buy if you’re in the market for a 7-in. tablet, but it probably wouldn’t hold up as a work device
Android reveals monster numbers
Plus, Yahoo’s future in Asia and Microsoft’s future at CES
RIM reportedly turned down takeover proposal from Amazon
Plus, leadership changes at Rackspace and a new Facebook feature
How the channel can sell to the SMB market
At a live CDN debate this month, two solution providers discussed how the channel can tackle the challenges of selling to the market
Cisco touts marketing tools for Canadian partners
The company wants the channel here to take advantage of the now bilingual Partner Marketing Central
Fusion-io board gets ex-HP hotshot
Plus, more news on MDM and patent battles
Can Windows 8 picture password redefine mobile security?
Plus, Angry Birds maker prepares for Asian IPO and Red Hat’s potential for 2012