Google announces browser via comic book
The search giant is set to take-on Microsoft and Mozilla with its own Web browser, dubbed Chrome
Meet the iPhone imitators
Mobile phone sales will be 11 per cent higher in 2008 than in 2007
Cisco and Juniper in the edge router market space
Plus, VPN security and Lexmark’s online printing strategy
Survey: IT staff would steal secrets if laid off
Some 88 per cent of IT administrators admitted they would take corporate secrets if they were suddenly made redundant
Microsoft looks to build one-stop mobile apps market
A job advertisement suggests Microsoft is preparing to launch in the next few months a Web site called Skymarket to sell Windows Mobile OS applications
Alcatel-Lucent names Verwaayen CEO, Camus chairman
The new leadership comes after a rocky two-year merger process where Alcatel-Lucent has financially underperformed
Backing up digital content becomes ClickFree
Canadian-based vendor of personal automatic backup storage devices wants to appeal to the masses
Accellion expands to Canada
Secure file transfer solution vendor hopes to grow its base in Canada with professional services organization
MSI Wind NB U100 Mini-notebook
A small, fairly light and sturdy enough mini-notebook
Cisco strenghens its UC story
Acquires PostPath for email services on WebEx and UC
The future of the SaaS market
Plus, Blu-ray players will soon cost less and Cisco Systems to acquire PostPath
Growing cynicism around going green
Vendor hype has hit a saturation point and beginning to meet with customer resistance
Toshiba goes upscale
Toshiba promoted its two technologies for turning standard definition content into HD
ViewSonic showcases 120Hz display
Pricing has not yet been made available to the channel
Trade commission to hear Microsoft’s complaint on Taiwanese vendor
The U.S. ITC said it will investigate a complaint Microsoft filed against a Taiwanese maker of peripherals including computer mice.