Nortel staff were desperate to show a profit: prosecutor
Nortel executives not only pulled the wool over the eyes of the board, a fraud trial was told, the execs were sometimes fooled by others in the company
SOPA and PIPA: Just the facts
The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) have been making headlines, but what are they, exactly? Here are the facts.
Welcome to the two tablet world
Deloitte predicts the rise of the two tablet user this year
Samsung denies sniffing around RIM
Plus, reports on CIO spending for the year and an update on SOPA
OLED displays on the rise at CES
Organic light-emitting diode technology is not just for TV but boardrooms as well
AMD’s Ultrathin Set to Undercut Intel Ultrabooks by US$200
AMD hopes to take down Intel’s Ultrabooks on price, and is set to launch its platform for thin and light laptops in June
SAP promotes North American channel boss to global role
Kevin Gilroy will lead global indirect channels
IBM/Lotus unveils next-gen Connections
Lotusphere 2012 opens with the debut of IBM Connections for business intelligence
The best way to run Windows on your Mac
Windows dominance as the business OS of choice means you may have to run it on a Mac
Former Nortel executives answer not-guilty on fraud charges
Long-awaited criminal trial starts into alleged manipulation of Nortel’s finances. The trial is expected to last months
Cloud computing could drive vendor lock-in: Dell
Moving to the cloud means buying into the specific tools of the cloud vendor
Five high-tech items that will cost you more in 2012
Watch out: Cameras, hard drives, PCs, and mobile data will all cost more in 2012
Symantec acquires LiveOffice cloud-based archiving company
Symantec said the acquisition will add a cloud-based option to its lineup of information governance products
Smart TV: Six big features that matter
Plus, new Apple lawsuits in Germany and HP’s POS solutions
Top 7 CES trends for the Canadian market
The 2012 CES show produced products targeting the hyper-connected user