Apple denied Samsung Galaxy sales ban
Plus, financials from VMware and whether VCs will continue funding cloud start-ups
Avnet launches vertically-focused SolutionsPath service
The new strategic consulting service targets five data centre-specific markets
Meet Thorsten Heins and learn why he’ll make a difference at RIM
The BlackBerry maker’s co-CEOs finally succumbed to the pressure and left their posts for Heins
Oracle move could push rivals toward big data bundles
Analysts say Oracle’s delivery of a Hadoop appliance could force IBM, HP and SAP to follow suit
Google kills more services
Picnik, Google Message Continuity, Needlebase and others are on the chopping block this time
Windows Phone ‘to beat iOS by 2015’
IHS claims Microsoft’s tie-up with Nokia will displace Apple from number two smartphone slot
Microsoft gives details on mobile broadband improvements in Windows 8
The upcoming version of the operating system has been designed with mobility in mind, according to the company
Brocade aims to boost partner enablement and profitability
Several new channel initiatives look to both help Broade attract new partners and help existing partners be more successful
First look: Windows 8 breaks new ground
The OS is an aggressive play by Microsoft to take on its rivals
Microsoft carried by enterprise customers
Plus, Europe’s data protection law and an MDM offering for the Kindle Fire
RIM’s founders step aside: Lazaridis and Balsillie are out at BlackBerry maker
The two BlackBerry cofounders will stay on RIM’s board but Thorsten Heins takes over as president
Avaya’s global channel chief prepares to depart
After four years, Jeremy Butt is stepping down from his role as worldwide channel chief
10 open source shopping carts to run your e-commerce business
Open source can deliver the right features and tools without the hefty price tag
Nortel execs’ defence says charges “entirely without merit”
Lawyer says three accused will rely on fact that external audtiors approved many of the company’s decisions to defend fraud charges
Foxconn chairman compares his workforce to ‘animals’
Plus, poor Windows sales blamed on poor PC sales and Google’s Q4 numbers