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The 25 worst tech products of all time

These products are so bad, they belong in the high-tech hall of shame. At PC World, we spend most of our time talking about products that make your life easier or your work more productive. But, it's the lousy ones that linger in our memory long after their shrinkwrap has shriveled, and that make tech editors cry out, "What have I done to deserve this?"

EU members warn Microsoft sanctions may hurt business

Four European Parliament members warned the European Commission that its actions toward Microsoft Corp. could endanger the competitiveness of European businesses by delaying the release of Vista, Microsoft's next operating system.

HP admits reporters’ phone records accessed in probe

Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) obtained the telephone records of nine reporters as part of its internal probe of information leaks, the company confirmed. "HP is dismayed that the phone records of journalists were accessed without their knowledge, and we are fully cooperating with the attorney general's investigation," said company spokesman Ryan Donovan.

Broadband boost for Chapleau, Ont.

A broadband pilot project in the rural community of Chapleau, Ont. is fixing to stimulate economic development.

Wireless Toronto underway

Toronto went wireless Wednesday, joining the ranks of unwired municipalities like Ottawa, Fredericton and Whistler. Phase one of Toronto's Wi-Fi network -- dubbed One Zone -- is up and running and boasts the largest Wi-Fi network in Canada.

Canadian private sector feeling safe with wireless

If a recent IDC Canada report is any indication, high-profile cases of stolen mobile devices and compromised personal information may have little effect on how Canadian businesses view security threats to wireless and mobile devices.

US city unveils wireless for public safety

City officials in Providence, Rohde Island, unveiled a US$2.3 million (C$2.5) wireless mesh network on Tuesday that is already being used by police and fire vehicles for access to data for public safety.

Open-source presents BC University with e-learning advantage

Cost and flexibility were key considerations when a BC university chose open-source software to upgrade its electronic learning system.

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