Kaspersky hires ex-Novell/Dell executive as its channel chief
Internet security developer appoints Nancy Reynolds to build its partner eco-system
Ten obsolete technologies to kill in 2010
Bad, redundant and obsolete technologies make life needlessly complex, expensive, irritating and ugly. Let’s get rid of them.
Industry Canada approves Ciena’s acquisition of Nortel’s metro Ethernet networks division
Tony Clement gives Ciena’s Nortel acquisition the stamp of government approval
The Museum of Civilization gets an iPhone app
The Canadian Museum of Civilization is the first Museum in Canada to introduce an innovative iPhone Application
Feds support defence wireless network R&D
Announces $9.7 million repayable investment in BelAir Networks Inc. to develop wireless networking technologies
What to look for at CES 2010
Lenovo offers alternative with smartbook, while IBM has a plan to monitor your health while watching TV
Telus predicts the future of mobility and communications
Five predictions for mobile trends for the coming year
New netbooks from Samsung
Plus, Nokia sues Apple again and a new licensing promotion from Microsoft
Decision to prorogue Parliament delays anti-spam bill
A move by the Conservative government to shut-down Parliament until March 3 means the Anti-Spam bill is now that is indefinitely delayed
How New Brunswick got smart with IT
The Intelligent Community Forum named two New Brunswick cities among the seven most intelligent communities in the world. Learn why Fredericton and Moncton are leaders in the new economy
HP Probook 5310m notebook
Attractive and stylish design at an affordable price point, but one major drawback
Iomega StorCenter ix2-200 4TB
New StorCenter is up to the home media server task
Freescale aims to ignite smartbook market with $200 tablet
Based on the i.MX515 processor incorporating ARM Cortex-A8
Lenovo makes space for AMD chips on ThinkPad laptops
Will help Lenovo offer ThinkPad laptops starting at under $500
#25 Top Trend of 2009: Netbooks
Businesses of all sizes are now starting to adopt netbooks