Samsung to offer low cost Windows-Mango smartphones
Vendors hope lower prices will help Windows Phone take off, says analyst
Oracle & Canon working together on new document technology
Canon will offer platforms that integrate its office imaging hardware with Oracle’s software and database offerings
Apple continues talks with the Chinese
Chinese environmental groups previously criticized Apple for pollution caused by suppliers
Apple will keep ruling the tablet market, says Gartner
Research firm says iPad dominance will continue for foreseeable future
Is the Internet as important as food, water, air, shelter? Some think so
Cisco study on Internet attitudes returns surprising results
Alleged LulzSec Sony hacker arrested
23-year-old is accused of using SQL injection to break into Sony Pictures database
The bad guys are in the house
I think there are a lot of lessons to be learned from this experience, not the least of which is “trust nobody”
Synology DiskStation DS411slim
This good-performing NAS enclosure is parsimonious in its power usage and fits in tight spaces
Pushing TV onto your office desktop
Samsung releases push technology that can turn your office computer into a TV
Sage calming fears about Simply rebranding
The company has been working to reassure partners that the SMB accounting solution will remain a Canadian-made, Canadian-based product line
New HP CEO Whitman must regain partner confidence
‘We are at a critical moment and we need renewed leadership to successfully implement our strategy and take advantage of the market opportunities ahead,’ says board
Windows XP to Windows 8: Don’t go there
With support for XP ending soon, Gartner warns XP enterprises will be cutting it close by waiting for Windows 8
Oracle, Google fail to reach settlement in Android case
But CEOs Larry Ellison and Larry Page may yet meet again, according to a court filing
Teradata’s Aster analytic database gets appliance treatment
The platform will be built on top of the same infrastructure as Teradata’s own appliances
HP board may oust Apotheker, replace with Meg Whitman
Analysts and observers are wondering just what’s going on at Hewlett-Packard?