Microsoft’s IE9 beta leverages GPU, HTML5
Microsoft unveiled its newest browser in beta Wednesday, promising a visually-compelling and faster experience that prioritizes the Web site over the browser
Intel: Future smartphones will be assistants, companions
Intel CTO Justin Rattner descibes a future with so-called context-aware computers and mobile devices
Internet Explorer 9 Beta
Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Beta is a little rough in spots, but its improved performance makes it a solid upgrade
Channel opportunity with need for Windows migration help
With only four more years until Microsoft finally cuts support for Windows XP, SMBs should start migrating to Windows 7 by 2012, according to experts. But will there be enough talent to help them do it?
Self-service healthcare here we come
NCR technology helps PharmaTrust provide healthcare anywhere and at any time
Salesforce.com opens fire on Oracle at Toronto event
The software-as-a-service company also took jabs at Microsoft and SAP during the Toronto stop of its Cloudforce Tour
Cool gadgets: The Swiftpoint enhances mobile mousing
This ultra-portable and strangely shaped wireless device offers comfortable computing at a premium price
To pay or not to pay, that is the mobile user conundrum
Smartphone owners will pay for apps, hate mobile ads
Revamped Twitter.com site takes flight
Twitter goes after Facebook, third-party apps with embedded pics and video, threaded replies and tweet drill-downs
Cisco to pay its first dividend
The rate of the dividend will depend on U.S. taxation of overseas profits
Lead by women in graduate degrees doesn’t extend to IT
Enrollments by women in IT programs declined last year
ERP, CRM vendor expanding in Canada
Salesorder.com doesn’t want to be the next Salesforce.com
Westcon Security names new VP, inks distribution partnership
Distributor has inked a deal with Palo Alto Networks to expand its solutions offerings
Fragmentation in the Android market
Plus, the search engine leaders and a new all-in-one 3D PC from MSI
Apple’s iPad lures winning business users in law, medicine
It’s still not seen as a laptop replacement, howeverrn