New AMD CPUs: Midrange speed, low power draw
AMD’s latest Phenom CPUs aren’t quite as fast as Intel’s latest chips, but they do cost less
How VARs can make money from Linux and open source
Plus, beating the latest DNS flaw in 30 seconds and some steamy e-book links
Nortel to supply gear for 2012 Olympics
The vendor says it got the Olympic nod for its energy efficiency, reliability, security and ability to partner
Study: Clear strategy key for SaaS e-commerce success
Gartner advises companies to plot a clear e-commerce strategy before choosing hosted software for their online stores
Cisco unwraps blueprint for healthcare security
Research shows an 85 per cent jump in data security attacks on the healthcare industry
Have you secured your BlackBerry?
Even at a conference of security experts, a quick Bluetooth scan demonstrates why the human factor in security remains key
10 Canadian firms on the cutting edge of Web 2.0
Meet 10 firms using social networking tools and techniques creatively to win new business and influence customers
Multi-touch collaborative computing takes a spherical form
Microsoft demonstrates a sphere-shaped touchscreen device at its annual research day, similar to its Surface computer
Adobe releases Photoshop Lightroom 2
It’s Adobe’s first application to support 64-bit for Mac OS X 10.5
Cloud computing the focus of collaboration between HP, Intel and Yahoo
The joint research project aims to reshape IT to create the data centre of the future
Via’s Nano processor tops Intel’s Atom
Via has been shipping Nano processors to hardware makers since May
Skype security concerns
Skype should open its platform to evaluation by trusted, credible industry experts
Skype security concerns
Skype should open its platform to evaluation by trusted, credible industry experts
Kevin Johnson’s $8.2 million Juniper payday
Plus, why DRM won’t kill P2P and Mozilla’s CEO talks Web 2.0
Microsoft’s secret project
Software giant prepares a secret Internet-centric OS called Midori