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Will HP’s 48upper be the next Facebook, or the next Dunder Mifflin Infinity?

IT pros may need a social networking app to manage all these social networks

Windows 7 fueling application virtualization momentum: Microsoft

Never mind trying to virtualize the desktop. Microsoft says application virtualization is where the momentum is

CRTC rules traffic throttling regs apply to wireless data

The telecom regulator will regulate wireless data services not only for discriminatory practices, but also traffic management. Telus says it isn't necessary

Ten technologies that should be extinct (but aren’t)

These obsolete technologies didn't get the memo--maybe because someone wrote it on a typewriter and faxed it to themrnrn

Data security’s weakest link

A simple solution to the weakest link in the data security chain

Women in the IT channel: Mary Ann Yule

CDW Canada's general manager makes CDN's Women in the IT channel list

LG announces plans to jump on Android tablet bandwagon

Do LG plans to develop a tablet on the Android 2.2 mobile OS mean the death of its Windows 7-based UX10 tablet prototype?

Angry researchers disclose Windows zero-day bug

Anonymous group claims Microsoft has hostile attitude, backs Google researcher

How to generate more leads

Plus, Samsung and LG to launch tablets and HP completes Palm acquisition

First Look: Samsung debuts its Galaxy S line of Android smartphones

A bright Super AMOLED screen saves weight and power

IBM buys BigFix for data centre patching

Big Blue patched

Motorola details breakup plans

Its consumer businesses will become Motorola Mobility while the rest of the company is renamed Motorola Solutions

Sony says 535,000 laptops at risk of overheating

A bug in the laptop BIOS means more than half a million laptops could overheatrnrn

The pros and cons of Windows 7 security

Microsoft's Windows 7 has lots of integrated security tools. In some cases though, might you be better served by third-party options?rnrn

Women in the IT channel: Mary Whittle

Avaya Canada's director of worldwide channel development makes CDN's Women in the IT channel list

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