Lenovo releases the ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 4 laptop

Wireless printing is Lexmark’s goal for driving growth. It is what people call its ace in the hole.

Usually we see Jim Estill in the upper half of the Top 25 Newsmakers list. Estill took the No. 1 spot a few years ago. He is down one spot from last year.

Apple has no doubt had a very busy year. Wendy Hayes, managing director of Apple Canada, says the introduction of the new iPods and Apple’s most recent launch of the new Mac OS X Leopard are just a couple of the major announcements Apple has made in the industry this past year.

Google, SaaS, Dell, Apple, Second Life, RIM, Cognos and a big shakeout will make headlines next year

Are vendors trying to buy their way into their clients’ hearts?

We look at five free offerings boasting solid Web publishing features that challenge their commercial competitors

With goodies for end-users as well as admins, including a new clusterless fail-over option, the imminent SP1 is one to watch

Minnesota-based Navarre expands north of the border to take advantage of the IT/CE crossover market

The reasons why the Mac maker isn’t a PC manufacturer any longer

Monitor maker sets its sights on the already over-crowded printer market

Where to look, and where not to look, to find margins that will boost your bottom line

While the strongest growth may be in converged devices, the humble handheld will still have a niche for some time to come

Will this device that has turned the world on its ear ever come north of the 49th parallel?

Acer’s TravelMate 6292 makes an easy travel companion