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MXsense seeks partners for Web-based e-mail archiving solution

The New Jersey-based vendor has launched a partner program, and its channel plans include Canada

Xerox Phaser 7500/DN colour laser printer

It's a fast, heavy-duty, wide-format printer that can print everything from a memo to a poster or a banner without blinking

Acer on track for Android netbook launch in third quarter

The Atom-based Aspire One will run Android instead of Windows XP

Gartner: Global software budgets will grow next year

While the U.S. market will remain sluggish, other geographies should fare better, the report says

IBM adds replication to deduplication

Deduplication boxes can now send data offsite for disaster recovery

Microsoft/Yahoo: Far from Serious Google Threat

People often use the search engine that seems familiar to them. For most people today, that's Google

Channel Elite Awards deadline extended to Aug. 7

Entries must now be submitted by Aug. 7 at 5 P.M. Eastern

Channel Elite Awards deadline extended to Aug. 7

Channel Elite Awards deadline extended to Aug. 7

How to create a MSP executive succession plan

Plus, Acer and Asus reportedly freeze netbook releases and Microsoft and Yahoo still negotiating

D&H Canada turns two, sees gaming and health & home in its future

Greg Tobin reflects on the distributor's two years in the Canadian market, its latest vendors, and its plans for more

IBM to pay $1.2B for analytics developer SPSS

The underlying data point to a bigger focus on business intelligence for Big Blue

Microsoft opens mobile app store to developers

The company is offering prizes to developers for the best applications

Western Digital releases 1TB drive for laptops, external USB devices

It says the 1TB WD Scorpio Blue is the highest capacity 2.5-inch drive available

Three things Apple’s tablet product needs in order to be successful

Plus, the luxury phone market and a smartphone from Samsung

Ericsson buys Nortel’s carrier wireless unit

The Swedish telecommunications equipment manufacturer was the highest bidder and was willing to pay nearly double what Nokia Siemens Networks originally offered

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