How to make money in the data centre
Plus, a new laptop for gamers from MSI and security and the healthcare industry
Why more open government could save lives
Opening up government data for use in public applications could have saved lives during brush fires last year in Australia, said one expert
Five steps by Edmonton toward open government
Edmonton’s CIO outlines five steps rooted in IT the city is taking toward open governments
Municipalities abuzz with talk of open government
Experts in open government and social media discussed everything from government-as-a-platform to app stores at the Open City Workshop in Edmonton
Waste PCs could hit 2.4 billion by 2013
Study blames software that drains resources
Apple will replace your iPad if battery fails
Before the iPad even ships, Apple has an iPad battery replacement program in place
The Internet receives Nobel prize nomination
The Web up against some strong competition
LCD maker to build billion-dollar factory
AU Optronics will build a US$3 billion LCD factory in Kunshan, China
Microsoft’s top four Windows Phone 7 priorities
Windows Phone 7, Microsoft’s revamped answer to the Apple iPhone and the Blackberry, is exected to be front and centre at MIX10
Cisco boss John Chambers wasn’t looking to compete with HP, IBM
As Cisco moves beyond switches, gateways and routers, Cisco’s CEO outlines the competitive strategy
IT risks, wariness and planned obsolescence
I’ve watched the market fill with other devices that seem to be designed with planned obsolescence in mind
Toshiba set to launch a line of tablet PCs
Plus, AMD’s upcoming Fusion CPU/GPU hybrid chip and will Cisco launch new Flip cameras?