Microsoft, Apple set to rejoin OS battle
The rivals are expected to ship mobile-influenced upgrades to their mainstay Mac OS and Windows operating systems this year
Apple wins key victory in Motorola patent war
A German court has sided with Apple and banned Motorola from enforcing certain patents during the lengthy appeals process
Intel announces Cloud SSO beta program
The Intel Cloud SSO is a way that enterprises can provision and de-provision users and authorize applications and services entirely through a cloud-based service
Google exec hints of Android 5.0 release this fall
Android was founded on the principle of openness, which means it has been customized by carriers and manufacturers alike
LG working on super secure, virtualized smartphone
The companies are starting with the LG Prada Android phone
Epson WorkForce Pro WP-4540
Speed, high paper capacity, and inexpensive inks make this full-featured MFP a nice fit for a busy small office or workgroup
Intel Santa Clara smartphone expected out this summer
The phone will also have 4.0-inch screen and 8-megapixel camera
HP rolling security products at RSA Conference
HP will introduce several products, starting with a risk-management tool
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 sighted in Barcelona at MWC
Mobile World Congress includes Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 series, with 7- and 10-in. tablets
Nokia launches low-end Windows phone and 38-megapixel camera phone
Nokia introduced its lowest-priced Lumia phone and said it will soon start selling Windows Phones in China
The reinvention of Cisco
The networking giant bounces back after a 2011 where it struggled
ServiceKey protests innocence in Oracle ‘grey market’ spat
Plus, no plans for Netflix on RIM devices and news on OpenStack and Hyper-V
Canada tops U.S. in PC growth in 2011
Canadian PC shipments hit a new high in 2011, despite hard drive shortages late in the year