Dell aims to eliminate the need for a desktop PC
Dell Precision M6400 Workstation supports up to 16 gigabytes
Staples enters IT services business
Three new services offerings are available, but only one is for now in Canada
Selling security through the squeeze
In the current climate, the channel needs to know in advance what potential customers wanted to buy?
Is that keyboard toxic?
Keyboard may contain nanosilver, which studies suggest may damage human cells
Intel shows off its next-generation WiMax module
Intel’s upcoming Evans Peak WiMax module makes an appearance at the Ceatec exhibition
Industry bands together to push mobile broadband in laptops
Operators, laptop and chipset manufacturers are joining forces to push built-in support for mobile broadband, using a newly created logo
Toshiba shows prototype fast-charging laptop battery
Toshiba showed off a prototype SCiB battery designed for laptops at the Ceatec exhibition in Japan
Apple cuts iPhone inventory levels
Plus, Skype partners with Digium and news on Microsoft Visual Studio 2010
Nero to liquefy its channel
New solutions let users engage with media content anytime, anywhere in a fluid and liquid fashion
Cybercriminals hide malware through new Web 2.0 techniques
A new report released this month by the Finjan Malicious Code Research Centre show code obfuscation is becoming one of the most popular techniques by cyber criminals
First look at Adobe Illustrator CS4
Illustrator is 22 years old this year and is still make a good first impression
Six ways to keep cut-rate competitors from stealing customers
Delivering high value to the marketplace make all buyers want to pay at full cost
Clickjacking coming to a computer near you
Security researchers warn of new ‘clickjacking’ browser bugs
Panasonic unveils line of Toughbook laptops
Netbook to outpace growth of traditional laptops
Mobile apps entering second generation
New mobile applications is all about the sales workforce