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JavaOne celebrates the success of enterprise Java

The annual conference schedule also addresses JavaFX and Java support for HTML5

IT inferno: The nine circles of IT hell

The tech inferno is not buried deep within the earth -- it's just down the hall. Let's take a tour

Brother MFC-J825DW

CD/DVD printing and some Web connectivity help this model stand out among other midpriced inkjet MFPs

Why not to poach in the channel

Human resources experts reveal to CDN how to avoid having your employees leave, and why avoiding poaching from your competition is best for everyone in the channel

Oracle president attacks Microsoft, HP, IBM and SAP

Plus, rethinking open source and the post-PC era

Start-up wins top prize at Channel Elite Awards

The ninth annual CDN Channel Elite Awards recognize the achievements of IT channel professionals

Feds bring back copyright reform, and with digital locks

Much of the details from last year's controversial bill stay the same, with a digital locks rule at the centre of the legislation. Plus, commentary from ITAC and Internet law professor Michael Geist

Apple turns the screws on reseller channel

Plus, a look at whether Amazon is losing money on the Kindle Fire and a new social network for VARs

Toshiba Satellite L755-S5258

The Satellite L755-S5258 is a solid performer, but suffers from a cheap feel and a few hardware problems

Former HP CEO Apotheker to get more than US$9.6 million

A regulatory filing shows what HP will pay its outgoing and incoming CEOs

Steve Jobs tried to settle Samsung patent dispute in 2010

Court hears that former Apple CEO made contact in July last year

Dell launches new ultrathin laptop first in China

Dell's XPS 14z is slated to arrive in other regions later this year

Kindle Fire, Touch not available to UK, European markets

Plus, ultrabooks may be as hot as tablets and and Oracle executive moves to a start-up

Tech Data partners with NEC and Asus

Synnex acquires a real gem of a services company

Amazon announces US$199 tablet, new Kindle e-Readers

Amazon enters the tablet wars with the well-priced Kindle Fire and ups the e-reader market ante with new e-readers

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