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4 cool Computex gadgets that aren’t tablets

While iPhone alternatives dominated Computex, here are four cool non-tablet gadgets from the show

A new iPhone? What to expect from Apple and Steve Jobs at WWDC

Some of the suspense has been muted, but there are still answers to what we don't know

Maximizer Software wants to grow in Canada

CRM vendor wants to grow its existing channel base and will also focus on re-engagements, executive says

Computex showcases over a dozen Apple iPad alternatives

Most used Google's Android software, but Windows scored some important wins

The 100 new computers that will be in your life

The toothbrush PC to living room computing will be just two of many new technologies in your future

Mobile business apps shake up

While Apple may be running away with the mobile consumer apps race, in the enterprise things are getting very interesting

Asustek unveils its Apple iPad killer

It's a big 12-inch screen tablet, e-reader

10 BlackBerry apps for travel you’ve got to have

From expense tracking to restaurant finding, you'll want these 10 BlackBerry apps on your next trip

Canada’s netbook love-affair ending in favour of tablets, iPads

IDC Canada's latest PC shipment numbers beat expectations, but show decline in mini sales

Dell launches new E-Series Latitide notebooks, netbook and ultraportable

New notebooks and netbook designed to help users lower TCO and simplify IT environments

Canada adds seventh wireless carrier

Mobilicity is trying to keep costs under control by outsourcing almost everything it can

Apple promises fix for iPad Wi-Fi problems

Users hope update addresses weak signals, dropped connections, slow speeds

Sony pushes portability with its latest Vaio P

The new version of the laptop brings additions intended to highlight its portabilityrn

HP faces rocky road with Palm buy

Analysts offer little hope that the $1.2 billion deal will make HP a major smartphone player

Perfect storm of growth coming for smartphones in this year

Shipments grow 57 per cent in Q1, iPhone sees 132 per cent increase over 2009

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