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Toshiba of Canada Information Systems Group

Bye bye BlackBerry? Not so fast

Tom Kaneshige -
Sure, the iPhone's browser bailiwick and coolness factor will appeal to slick, image-conscious execs. Yet the vast majority of the business segment proper won't give up their RIM devices

Microsoft unveils first OS for portable navigation devices

Dan Nystedt -
Windows Embedded NavReady 2009 is aimed at companies building handheld electronic navigation devices and includes several features to make them Web-friendly

The mini-laptops of summer

Darren Gladstone -
Called mobile Internet devices (MIDs), and also known as mini-laptops, mini-notebooks, or mini-notes, these lightweight laptops are practically naked, stripped of all extraneous features

Spam-free blog search goes public

Mikael Ricknas -
After being in a closed beta, a Swedish-based blog search engine has gone public. The spam-free feature is still not finished, but the CEO hopes it will be in the fourth quarter

Mandriva portable Linux operating system doubles capacity

Kathleen Lau -
Opensource technology vendor releases the latest version of its portable operating system. It

Korea fines Intel $25 million for antitrust violations

IDG News Service -
The Commission said Intel offered rebates to South Korean computer makers if they agreed not to buy chips from Intel rival Advanced Micro Devices, a practice it said was in violation of fair trade rules

We need to make computers disappear

Hugh Chatfield -
I have in my mind an image from Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis. In the film, the villain is a ‘city’ that appears to have...
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