HP’s webOS has lots of room for improvement
Plus, another Apple legal battle and how Chrome and Firefox are working together
Cyber-espionage threatens corporate data in new ways
There’s a need to focus on the crown jewels
Lightning strike downs Amazon, Microsoft clouds
The incident took a turn for the worse when some backup generators didn’t start as planned
Shoppers prefer ‘tablet commerce’
Buying through tablets, not just smartphones, may be the new trend, according to Forrester researchers
HP whacks $100 off TouchPad tablet price
The price cut is an attempt to give the still new tablet a second wind
New Mac minis
The 2011 mini sees an internal overhaul and price cut
Are Google’s best days behind it?
Slowing product development, legal woes, and rising bureaucracy may signal trying times ahead for Silicon Valley’s favorite company
Trellia Networks expands to U.K.
The Montreal-based mobile device management company is looking for more partners globally to capitalize on the BYOD trend
Four reasons Windows Phone 7 will beat iPhone and Android
And three reasons it won’t
SAP Business ByDesign attracts Sage, Infor partners
Newest version of on-demand enterprise resource planning offering has functionality that caters to service industries
The five biggest IT security mistakes
To keep IT going in the era of virtualization, smartphones and cloud computing, you’ve got to avoid these mistakes
It lives! The return of the $35 laptop
A low-cost laptop for students could soon be a reality
China’s top paper dismisses McAfee hacking report
The People’s Daily calls McAfee’s report on the hacking attacks groundless
Spam king Sanford Wallace indicted for Facebook spam
Prosecutors say he hacked 500,000 accounts to send 27 million messages
Feds consolidating IT systems in bid to slash spending
To stifle rising IT costs, the Conservative government has enacted a plan to streamline its services. The government said custom created solutions, overlapping networks and too many data centres could eventually lead to major service problems