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Microsoft shares some of its Windows 7 plans

Plus, SanDisk's Sansa Shaker and Intel's Remote Wake technology

Ingram Micro to increase freight charges next month

Increased costs of fuel and transportation have led the distributor to modify shipping charges

Nick Tidd lands at D-Link

Former 3Com channel chief to have a significant role at the networking provider

Bleak prospects for privacy

Google already knows far more about you than even you do

Microsoft PDC, WinHEC will be Windows 7 coming-out parties

Senior Microsoft engineers say they've "definitely learned some lessons" about disclosure and talking about new features before they're fully developed

IT managers choose SSDs over hard disks

SSDs run so fast a single unit can replace multiple HDDs in enterprise servers, says analyst

Strong Intel sales push global PC chip market to record Q2

Intel's market share rose to 79.7 per cent in the quarter, while rival AMD's declined to 19.7 per cent

Two-factor authentication technology vendor CryptoCard names new partner

Digica Solutions is the latest Canadian VAR to join vendor's North American Partner Program

NetApp reports results from its first fiscal quarter for 2009

Plus, Dell's Digital Nomads online community and Intel's USB 3.0 solution

Citrix channel chief clears up confusion

Tom Flink outlines general goals and channel plans for the vendor's worldwide partner community

Synnex goes on demand

There are plenty of reputable MSPs out there, but this bad apple could shake customer confidence

Business Objects brings channel approach to SAP

Two partner programs are now one, but Business Objects says it will still encourage partners to target non-SAP business

Microsoft revamps licensing because of virtualization

The trick is to develop a model that's fair and protects revenues

Dell downgrades its XPS brand

Plus, social networking friends and Best Buy to sell the Apple iPhone 3G

VMware CEO apologizes for ‘time bomb’ mess

VMware also quashed rumors that the time bomb was anything but a failure of its quality control process

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