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HTC staff should "just quit" 
Mobility
HTC staff should "just quit"
11 hours ago | Comment Now 
Poor phone sales and executive departures point to turmoil at HTC.
 
Citrix is 'going mobile' 
Software
Citrix is 'going mobile'
By Joseph F. Kovar, | 11 hours ago | Comment Now 
Running in the cloud.
 
HP's Whitman to partners: don't give up on PCs 
PCs & Servers
HP's Whitman to partners: don't give up on PCs
By Steven Burke, | 11 hours ago | Comment Now 
The death of the PC market has been greatly exaggerated.
 
Google Glass views through partner eyes 
Communications
Google Glass views through partner eyes
By Ken Presti, | 11 hours ago | Comment Now 
Just a toy?
 
Sophos focus on channel education 
Software
Sophos focus on channel education
By Joshua Gliddon | 12 hours ago | Comment Now 
Karen Delaney is the new channel director.
 
Telstra breaks up IT in latest restructure 
Communications
Telstra breaks up IT in latest restructure
By Ry Crozier | 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Partial remit handed to new functional groups.
 
Computershare completes US IT integration 
Software
Computershare completes US IT integration
By Liz Tay | 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
More efficiencies than expected.
 
US ISP to rip out Huawei equipment 
Communications
US ISP to rip out Huawei equipment
By Juha Saarinen | 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Security concerns.
 
Apple enjoyed Irish tax holiday from the start 
Communications
Apple enjoyed Irish tax holiday from the start
By Poornima Gupta and Padraic Halpin | 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Tax probe continues.
 
Samsung racks up ten million Galaxy S4 shipments 
Mobility
Samsung racks up ten million Galaxy S4 shipments
15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Samsung has broken its own records for device sales with the Galaxy S4.
 
Major network outage at Anittel 
Communications
Major network outage at Anittel
By David Binning | 1 day 7 hours ago | Comment Now 
Business customers disconnected most of yesterday.
 
Huawei knocks local revenue out of the park 
Communications
Huawei knocks local revenue out of the park
By Joshua Gliddon | 1 day 8 hours ago | Comment Now 
Still bathing in poor light security-wise.
 
AusCERT2013: Cyberwar of words 
Security
AusCERT2013: Cyberwar of words
By Darren Pauli | 1 day 11 hours ago | Comment Now 
Conventional warfare isn't cyber.
 
Lenovo buys and diversifies to outshine PC rivals 
PCs & Servers
Lenovo buys and diversifies to outshine PC rivals
By Lee Chyen Yee and Umesh Desai | 1 day 12 hours ago | Comment Now 
Ahead of rivals.
 
Faster, stronger: hacking humans 
Security
Faster, stronger: hacking humans
By SC Australia Staff | 1 day 12 hours ago | Comment Now 
When Hollywood hacking becomes plausible.
 
SAP, Gen-i team up in New Zealand 
Software
SAP, Gen-i team up in New Zealand
By Juha Saarinen | 1 day 12 hours ago | Comment Now 
Delivering customer insight.
 
SAP and top Aussie partner put payroll in the cloud 
Cloud
SAP and top Aussie partner put payroll in the cloud
By Joshua Gliddon | 1 day 12 hours ago | Comment Now 
200 customer migration.
 
Intel reorg: forms 'new devices' group 
Components
Intel reorg: forms 'new devices' group
By Rob Wright, | 1 day 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
New chief Brian Krzanich is wasting little time.
 
HP posts better than expected Q2 
PCs & Servers
HP posts better than expected Q2
By Steven Burke, | 1 day 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Shares bounce back.
 
Crowdsourcing North Korea intel 
Security
Crowdsourcing North Korea intel
By Charis Palmer | 1 day 15 hours ago | Comment Now 
Intel gathering highlights infosec weaknesses on a broad scale.
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Issue: 315 | May 2013

CRN Magazine looks in-depth at the emerging issues and developments for the channel, and provides insight, analysis and strategic information to help resellers better run their businesses.