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Canadian mobile phone sales rebound in Q2

IDC Canada's Q2 Movile Phone Tracker suggests the industry may be on the mend

Globalive brings WIND to Canadian customers

WIND will launch in key markets later this year and will launch services across Canada in 2010

Toshiba’s NB200 for back-to-school

Mini notebook performs well, is easy to use and is stylishrnrn

SpringSource to launch VMware into the cloud

Buy may also help VMware leapfrog Sun and reach Java developers eyeing the cloud

Is Dell’s Mini 12 netbook discontinued?

Plus, Cisco's CEO says restructuring is over, for now, and protecting customers against malware

CRM tips: when leads lie

Focusing on sales-cycle starts rather than leads lets you measure something that's meaningful to the business and provide a solid basis for collaboration among marketing, pre-sales, and sales teams

Nortel’s boss is calling it quits

Mike Zafirovski is leaving as president and CEO as Nortel reduces the size of its board and prepares for the future

RIM thought it had a deal for Nortel’s LTE assets

Plus, why RIM feels Nortel's LTE patents could impact national security and why Nortel says they won't

Do HP, 3Com value claims trump Cisco?

Cisco is dominant but its competitors are starting to make compelling value claims that have customers taking notice

IBM sets its sights on high-end analytics

If IBM acquires SPSS Inc., the company will play in the high-end analytics and data mining business, analysts say

Microsoft’s new retail logo

It looks kinda familiar - just squarer

DDOS attackers continue hitting Twitter, Facebook and Google

The attacks kept coming all day Friday and may continue

Will Google move the desktop to the Web?

Plus, is Dell planning a mobile phone launch? And, Nortel's Mike Zafirovski to walk from Nortel

Ires Technology introduces hands free video recorder

UCorder should be available through the retail and distribution channel by the end of the year, CEO says

Backup and storage software vendor pairs up with Ingram Micro

Memeo and Ingram Micro will bring its backup solutions to market

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