Coffee Briefing, November 24, 2020 – Goodbye old Google Pay, brand refreshes, Telus earns global recognition for privacy, and more

MSI, Asus, Apple and a bunch of protestors invade the Computex show this year

Michael Dell cites new processors, Windows 7 and Office 2010 as catalysts for PC upgradesrnrn

A recent IDC survey shows that IT departments expect to use a combination of public and private cloudsrnrn

Apple acknowledges reception issue, tells users to grip the new iPhone 4 differentlyrnrn

Dave Frederickson wants to

Channel community on outside looking in at Apple’s Developer Conference

Plus, HP announces netbook for education sector and AMD’s new Lisbon processor family

Viacom’s copyright suit against Google has been dismissed

Bing’s new features will push Google to respond with its own innovations, say analysts

The traditional roles of server OSes are being performed by new programming frameworks and a virtualization layer, says VMware

HP’s Z200 offers category-leading performance for business-class desktops, but its premium components will cost you

Value added distributor claims to have a different cloud approach than others

Plus, Google’s developer certification program and Google’s Android-based phones

Police charge member of TASK and HackLab in Toronto