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How widespread are iPad Wi-Fi problems?

Ted Landau -
Many users of Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet PC have reported a problem with the wireless connection, including a failure to re-connect when waking up from sleep. So far, it appears the risk is small. Find out about the workarounds

No iPad for Canada until late May

Dan Moren -
The company

Apple updates MacBook Pro family

Mikael Ricknas -
The company's popular laptop brand will feature upgraded Intel Core i5 or i7 processors and improved scrolling functionality. The cheapest 15-inch model costs US$1,799

Google revamps Docs, targets Office users

Rafael Ruffolo -
The company unveiled its newly enhanced Docs and Spreadsheet apps in front of hundreds of CIOs at a company event on Monday. Plus, insight from Google CEO Eric Schmidt and reaction from an Info-Tech research analyst

Motorola’s

Jennifer Kavur -
The Motoblur social service for Android-based smart phones will arrive in Canada on three devices via Rogers, Telus and Bell over the next couple months. Motoblur

Microsoft introduces ‘social phone,’ Kin

Robert McMillan -
Verizon will be the exclusive U.S. carrier; Vodafone will sell the phones in Europe, but no word yet on a Canadian carrier or launch. Find out more about the new Microsoft smart phone

Palm reportedly up for sale

Matt Hamblen -
HTC and Lenovo may bid, but there could be others, according to a Bloomberg report. Plus, analysis from mobile industry observer Jack Gold

RIM buys QNX unit from Harman

Dave Webb -
The BlackBerry maker will acquire the Kanata, Ont.-based embedded OS system vendor for an undisclosed sum, buying its way into a new frontier: The Automobile. Find out why this is
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