Apple loses one in its iPad tablet war
Plus, which apps are downloaded on which OS? And, why two monitors aren’t better than one
Sony VAIO F Series
This smallish desktop replacement may be tote-able…it’s just not very powerful
Why RIM should not sell the BlackBerry brand–and why it should
Recent reports of other major vendors considering acquiring the struggling company have brought RIM’s future into question
Hottest tablets for your holiday wishlist
Which device is the best purchase for a loved one (or yourself) this season?
Predictions 2012: The future of RIM
Our editorial panel’s year-end discussion of what to look forward to in 2012 begins with predictions on what will become of former Canadian tech darling Research in Motion
Predictions 2012: Does Google Plus get big?
Our year-end editorial round table turns its gaze on Google’s burgeoning social networking platform. Will it be the network of choice in 2012?
Predictions 2012: Buzzwords and BYOD
The third of three parts in our editorial round table series focuses on the future of the bring-your-own-device phenomenon in 2012. User strike or IT backlash?
How to choose a laptop for your small business
Businesses have laptop needs beyond those of the average consumer, including security, warranty, service, and more. Here’s what to look for
Microsoft lowering its profile at CES after 2012
This year’s CES will be the last time Microsoft will have a keynote at the trade show
Acer to Launch 15-inch Ultrabook for US$699?
Acer may be looking toward larger screens for its thin-and-light Ultrabook line
Amazon’s private clouds get more advanced networking features
Enterprises will be able to connect two virtual networking interfaces to one cloud instance
Microsoft and HP team up on public and private cloud services
Microsoft uses HP’s cloud data centres and HP becomes Office 365 reseller
Acer Iconia Tab A100
The tablet is a good buy if you’re in the market for a 7-in. tablet, but it probably wouldn’t hold up as a work device
Android reveals monster numbers
Plus, Yahoo’s future in Asia and Microsoft’s future at CES