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Can Microsoft make Hotmail cool again?

Microsoft battles graymail with five new automated features for Hotmail

Laptop bags with 40 point margins

Holiday Luggage has a new channel program for solution providers and retailers

Dell Latitude E6320 business-rugged laptop

This laptop not only gets the job done, it also has a lot of thoughtful features that harried businesspeople will appreciate

Symantec cloud survey: Customers think cloud boosts security

Plus, Dell will introduce ultrabooks at CES and Samsung's latest battle with Apple over patents

Your basic guide to the new Apple iPhone 4S

Whether these phones can then roam to a GSM network overseas is still unclear

Mixed results for Apple iPhone 4S

Apple said new hardware makes the iPhone 4S faster than its predecessor, the iPhone 4

Samsung hopes to block sale of iPhone 4S

The company will cite 3G related patents in latest legal round with Apple

Larry Ellison gives hook to Marc Benioff at Oracle OpenWorld

Benioff invited people to hear his speech on Wednesday at a San Francisco restaurant

iCloud: What we already know

When iCloud launches, it will replace Apple's former sync service, MobileMe

Oracle rolls out ‘Big Data’ appliance

The newest member of Oracle's appliances includes support for the open-source Hadoop and R frameworks

Symantec launches data loss prevention solution for tablets

The security vendor's latest offering will allow channel partners to provide risk assessment and prevent data breaches

HP Canada shakes up printing and imaging group

The vendor has announced a series of staffing changes within the IPG

SAP boosts partner profits with Build and Sell program

Partners with customized analytic applications based on SAP Business Objects can earn additional revenue reselling it to other SAP partners, who can leverage their vertical expertise

RIM strikes up a partnership with Tech Data

Blackberry portfolio and activation services will now available for 60,000 North American resellers

Google Chrome could beat Firefox by year-end

Chrome's market share has climbed roughly one per cent each month this year

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