Channel Bytes September 24, 2021 – two new ways to get paid; new identity solutions; MSP conference goes virtual; and more

Hewlett-Packard executives were out in force at Varnex to discuss merging the printer and PC businesses and plowing the savings into R&D

After years of criticism that the OS came in too many different editions, Microsoft’s move should eliminate much of the confusion

Oracle then decided not to support competitor HP’s Itanium platform on its software

Increasingly enterprises want their data centers to perform like public clouds

What tech managers can do to hold on to their best employees

Nvidia’s new high-end graphics card is the most efficient in its class, and a great buy for serious game enthusiasts

The arrival of the Galaxy S III will heat up the battle with Apple, according to analyst

Buyers will still have to revert to SSD 320 for higher-capacity drives, which work with a slower throughput interface

Flame wars, leakage, nasty Polish texting — six tales of dirty duty in IT

The cumbersomely named Aternity Mobile Frontline Performance Intelligence (MFPI) uncovers bottlenecks, glitches, and a whole lot of other pain points

Google’s Brin is not the first to cry foul about Apple’s control over what programs can be run on its iOS devices, including the iPhone and iPad

With OnLive Desktop, you can run Microsoft programs, such as Word and Excel, that normally wouldn’t work on an iPad

Synnex kicks off the Varnex Spring Conference touting the benefits of membership and its plans for growth